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

aldine went to Ionia, Sunday to Wis
it Mr.. and Mrs. Hal. Orser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cowles and
family. of Grand Rapids, spent the
week end at their mothers, Mrs.
Anna Cowles.
Mrs. Hiram Harris, accompanied
by her brother, N. G. Sheldon and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon,
CT Greenville; also Mrs. Lester Kim
berly, of Cooks Corners, were the
guests of Mrs. E. A. Cook, Tuesday.
A ceremonial meeting of the
Tschtukwa Campfire was held at the
wigwam of Miss Theresa A1noi
Monday night. Two girls were web
coined into the camp. After the GER
emory light refreshments were serv-
ed by the squaw.
Mrs. Walter Rowland left here on
Wednesday, for Ann Arbor, where
she will again take up her treat
ments in the hospital in the hopes
of regsining her health.
The Woman's Benefit Association
will hold dance in the G.. A. R.
hall on Thursday evening, April g.,
to which the public is invited for a
general good time. Lunch Will be
served.
Lysander Pckard, cripple living
at 824 Alderman street, was down
town in his wheel chair Tuesday
when he suffered slight stroke of
paralysis.
Lizzie Wilson, Mabel McNaughton
and Inez Lingeron went to Green
vile, Wednesday to visit Theda ia
colt, who is very i'll.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G.. Hartle, of
Ludington spent the week end with
with their daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Fitzjohn.
Ben L. Taylor, who has been city
editor of the Sentinel STANDARD for
the past year, has quit the job and
taken a position at Muskegon.
Mrs. Lysander Pickard. of Alder
man street, who has been visiting
with relatives at Mt. Clemens and
Detroit for the past two weeks, re-
tnrned to her home in this city on
Tuesday evening. She was in Mt.
Clemens during the big wind storm
and reports that the city suffered a
great zeal of damage.
Nut Oleo, special for Saturday
only, per pound, 20 cents at the
Perks e. O'Boyle market.
John L. Noble, who has been at
London, Ont, for the past year,
came over the latter part of last
week to visit with his wife and fam
lily for time.
The Saranac Advertiser started in
on its thirtieth year with it's issue
of last week and a noteworthy Incl
dent was that it was the first issue
of the paper run off with electrical
ly equipped machinery, the Office
having always been operated by hand
or gasoline power. The Advertiser
was strong factor in bringing the
electric service to the town and its
publishers richly deserve the great
er convenience which the new system
brings to them.
= Lewis Stone, a former resident of
Rapids for some time, has rented
on East Isabelle street and on Mon
day morning started in with gen.
eral automobile repairing shop. He
will be glad to be of service to any
automobile owner in need of repair
work in this community.
Francis j. Magin has been enjoy
ing visit from his father, Frank
Magin, of Alpena, for the week, the
latter leaving for his home this
morning. He had also visited in
Detroit and Kalamazoo since leaving
his home three weeks ago.
Nut Oleo, special for Saturday
on'y, per pound. 20 cents at the
Perks & O'Boyle market.
Ray Oberlin, of Greenville, spent
Monday with his sister. Mrs. w. M.
Cberlin.
Ida Broadhead spent Monday ev-
ening in Greenville attending a
birthday party given for Miss Luz
cyle Fries.
Mi-O-Na, that's the name of the
best prescription ever written for
indigestion or stomach distress.
Guaranteed by The Corner Drug
Store.