The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1922-03-29

\ geant and baby, were visitors at
John Raymond's, Sunday; also Mr.,
and Mrs. Elmer Rich and family
called on Mr.. AMI Mrs. Raymond on
Sunday afternoon
Special Rexall Roxbury Hot Water
bottles, while they last, 83 cents.
Harold and Ethel Raymond visit
ed at James Blacks, of Fenwick,
over Sunday.
Mr. Delmer Warner and wife and
little son, of Palo, were visitors at
NJ Warmers mother. Mrs. Fred
Olger and family, Sunday.
Mr.. Homer Olger, of Greenville,
cal @! Oh his father at the factory,
Sunday evening.
Mis-. Bertha Race visited at the
home of Ralph Coyle, Sunday.
Bring your film to Wortley's for
developing and printing.
Mrs VIM. Reterstoff was taken
very sick Friday but is better at
this writing. DR.. Price attended
he
Mrs. Floyd Bush was caller at
Mrs. VIM. Crystler's, Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Spencer spent the day
Thursday, with Mrs. Gray Race.
Mr.. Leon Warner and friend, Mr..
Taft, o. near Ionia, were dinner
guests Of Mr.. Warner's mother,
Mrs. Fred Olger, last Thursday, the
boys were going to Sand Lake to
Mr.. Taft's home.
Let us develop and print your
films, quick service. H. j. Connell,
the Rexall druggist.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Thompson, of Long lake, son, on
March IA. Both mother and son are
doing fine.
Mr.. Hadley and daughter, of Blan-
chard. visited Mr.. Bert Riker and
family, from Saturday until Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. G.. II. Jackson went to Long
lake, Saturday to her son's, Silas
fnoiapson, to help with the work for
awhile, as Mr.. Thompson's have
just moved from Cadillac.
Mr.. Theo Coyle was a Saturday
afternoon visitor at his aunt's, Mrs.
81 -~ha Race
Wortley will supply you with any
item YOU expect TO md at first class
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knott Cobb return
ed Tuesday with some new Fords
which they drove through from De-
troit. They left here on Friday
night and drove Jacouet car No.
'.wued bv Fred Holmes, through to
Toledo, Ohio, where they turned it
over to Mr.. Holmes.
Roy Mcqueen, manager of local
Cleaner branch, made business
tim TO Grand Rapids. Tuesday.
Editor F. H. Goodrich. of the
Greenville Independent, forsook his
sanctum for a short time, Tuesday
and pad this office a visit Editor
Goodrich is making the Independent
one of the best papers in the state.
You will find sponges, channels and
everything to keep the auto bright
at ~ ortlev's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Folger and
son, Robert, of Lansing, came up
Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kings
bury.
Mrs. Mile Mikesef.. OF Pompefi,
formerly Mrs. Mile Sower,a of this
city. came over Monday evening for
q lew udlS NlSll WitIl lIlCnuS.
Rev. John A. Klich, pastor of st.
Joseph's Catholic church and Arnold
Schmidt, P. H. Maloney and Ed. d.
Engemann, of the church committee
were in Grand Rapids, Monday, on
business connected with the propos-
ed new church.
The regular meeting of the Good
Cheer circle, will be held with Mrs.
Anna Brown on Wednesday, April
5th. Everyone be sure and come.
How about that Kodak you prom
ised yourself when spring arrived
A good stock as Wortley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler went
to Ionia, Tuesday, to spend a few
DAYS with friends.
Miss Harriet Conner went to Ion
ia, Tuesday, to spend few days
with relatives.
G. A. Knapp, of Belding, is among
the Michigan visitors sight. seeing
and enjoying the summertime wea-
Their in Tampa for week.-Tampa,
Fla. Tribune.
The Ladies Social Circle will meet
Wednesday, April 5 with Mrs. w.
j. Rookie, with Mrs. Herman Salz-
man assisting the hostess. A Bo-
hemian lunch will be served. Come
prepared TO work for the circle and
don't forget the Easter sale and sup
per. Friday, April 7th..
Spray your trees and shrubs with
lime and sulphur. Carried in small
packages at Wortley's. 49,
The Bedding Grange is giving a
box social at M. L. Updike's, Satur-
day evening, April 1st Everybody
welcome.
Mrs. Chas. Skanes and two chill
dren, of Flint are visiting her moth
err and sister, of this city.
Mr.. John Trimble, of Orleans, N.
Y, was the guest of his parents, the
first of the week.
High grade stationery sod at
Wortley's.
Miss Maggie Nash, of Albion col
lege, was the guest of Minnie Cook
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Theron Ely, who has been
i'll for several days, was taken to
the detention hospital on Tuesday.
Her. illness has been pronounced
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