The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1922-04-05

saturday. :. .
Mr.. Chas. Spencer and family and
mother, of 8. Bridge St., are moving
down in Easton and they have been
visiting Mr.. Spencer's sister. Mrs.
Gray Race from Friday night until
Tuesday morning, before going to
their new home Mr.. Spencer's
mother was not very well while at
her daughters but was feeling some
better when she left Tuesday morn
ing.
French Arnold, formerly engaged
in the plumbing and heating business
in this city, selling out his business
to Shurte & Reutelster, started out
last week on a mighty good new POI
sition which he recently secured with
the Richards Mfg. Co. of Grand Rap
ids. Mr.. Arnold will have the north
ern part of the state as his territory
Agnes Jonas has accepted po-
sition as stenographer in the Refor-
matory at Ionia, driving to and from
her work each morning and after
noon.
Frank Neve, cream buyer, told us
that on last Saturday he had sold
nearly $50 worth of whipping cream
to local people in small lots Of pint
and half-pint each.
The Greenville hospital Charity
ball, an annual affair which a num-
Der of local people take in each year
| is to be held in Greenville on Friday
night of this week.
Miss Myrtle Alanson, of Kalama.
zoo, returned to her home Monday
| morning after having visited at the
home of her friend, Miss Anna Bus.
sell for short time.
Fred Fox, of Grand Rapids, return
ed to his home Monday morning at
| ter having been the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fox, o.
Morton avenue for several days.
Ed. Hellus, manager of the Herald
/! Publishing Company, made bust
ness trip to Grand Rapids, Monday
morning.
Calvin Davis left for Grand Rap
ids, Monday morning after having
visited at the home of his cousin
Mrs. 10 Isbell for several days. Mr.
Davis came unexpectedly and it wa!
the first time that the cousins hat
seen one another in % years.
Leo Orser, of Grand Rapids wa
an over Sunday guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Orser.
Frank O'Bryon made business
trip to Grand Rapids, Monday morn
ing.
J. G.. Wilbur was home over Sun
day and left again Monday mornin,
for Petoskey and other northern
points.
Mrs. Mat Breuer, of Evart, is her
visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. Peter Shindorf, who is i'll a
her home on South Pleasant street.
Mrs. Phillip Shaw, Mr.. and Mr..
E. J. Bigler and Mrs. Asher Shaw
of Greenville, came down on Tues
day morning to attend the funeral O
Jake Wise.
Mrs. Eta Wright has been visitin
in Ionia and Butternut for the pas
two weeks.
Mrs. A. M. Hall went to Gran
Rapids, Saturday, to spend the da!
Mrs. Sara Purdy went to Mosele
Saturday, to spend the week end.
Miss Jennie Maclean, of Millbroo
returned home, Saturday, after
spending six weeks with her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Morgan.
Miss Barbara Shepherd and Mis-
Rose Lungren went to Lansing, Sal
urday to spend few days with Mr.
Baker.
Mrs. A. L. Boulsby, of Lansin,
returned home, Saturday. after vi!
| iting for two weeks with her brotl
er, Mr.. Fred Boulsby.
| Miss Lillian Ingerson of Lansin,
has been spending the week wit
J her cousins, Mrs. M. G. Wicks an
Mrs. Agnes Ballard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Nash an
daughter went to Detroit, Saturda
to spend few days with relatives
Miss Alexandria and Miss Jan,
Muir, of Grand Rapids, spent a fe
days with DR.. and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Alma Whipple, of August
Mich, was visiting her father, M
j. M. Thomas a few days last weel
Mettie Walker went to Aim
Saturday, to visit her brothers owe
Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Fullerton went I
Greenville, Saturday, to spend fe
days with friends.
Miss Abbey White went to Ar
Arbor, Friday, to spend the weel
end with friends.
Mrs. Caddie White went to Ioni
Friday, to visit friends for the day
Mr.. A. G. Loyer went to Lansin,
Friday, on business.
Mrs. E. M. Ruthruff, of Edmor
returned home Friday, after
weeks visit with her daughter, Mr.
c. w. Shank.
Miss Cora Price, of Perrinto
went to her home, Friday, to spen
a few days with her parents.
Rheumatism is Increasingly prev,
lent this year. This explains tn
unusually large demand the Cornt
Drug Store has for Rheuma, the on
remedy for rheumatism sold @