The Belding banner-news., 1922-01-18
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Leone Morey spent Saturday
in Greenville.
Miss Marie Cristiansen spent the
week end in Greenville.
Mrs. f. b. Wise spent Saturday
in Greenville with her son, Arthur
b. Wise and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fleck, of Mecosta
left Saturday for their home after
spending several days with their
daughter, Mrs. l.. Stevens.
You will find Wortley's drug store
well stocked with gooa merchandise
during 1922.
Isobell Hammontree is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Ora Godfrey, Of Low
ell
Isabel A.Burber, of Grand Rapids
was calling on friends in this city
Thursday.
Fred Pike, Of Trufant, was visit
ing H. w. Conner, Thursday.
Miss 0oloie Ralph, of Barryton,
left for her home, Thursday, after
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Taylor for a few days.
Charles Bennett left Saturday
morning for Alma, on business.
Hon. Fred l.. Warner left for
Stanton, Saturday morning on a
short business trip.
Miss B. Miller, of Lansing, left
for her home, Saturday morn ng, af-
ter having visited Pearl Hubbard
for few days.
Miss Emma Lee, of Flint, Deputy
for the Womens Benefit Association
left Saturday morning after spend
ing several days in this city in the
interest of the order.
Miss Jean Clark left for Chicago
Saturday morning after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Clark.
Fred Gildemiester was in Grand
Rapids, Saturday.
Batteries and bulbs for your flash
light at Wortley's.
Albert Parks, of Sidney, who is an
invalid, arrived Saturday evening to
visit Harvey Farmer for few
days and to recover his strength to
continue his journey south.
The Ladies Social Circle will meet
Wednesday, January 25th, with Mrs
l.. c. Croninger, 704 S. Bridge street
Mrs. B. +. Brown assisting hostess
Bohemian lunch will be served. All
are invited.
Miss Christene Sorensen left for
Sheridan, Saturday afternoon where
she intends to stay.
| Miss Reta Rasmussen spent the
week end in Greenville, visiting with
| friends.
Mrs. Ruth Pumfey and Miss Bes
sic Elmendorf spent the week enc
visiting FRIENDS in Greenville.
Melvin White and Vernon Ais
paugh, of Ionia, who visited Mike
Kennedy, left Saturday evening.
Jack Pierce left for Ionia, Satur
day to spend the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Carrie Pierce.
Frank Madison spent the week enc
IN Greenville, visiting his uncle, Mr.
Frank Hansen.
The Misses Emma Hansen anc
Marie Osworth spent Saturday nigh
and Sunday in Greenville, visiting
friends.
Mrs. Emery, of Grand Rapids
spent the week end with her sister
Mrs. Ida Hansen.
Always a good stock of blades 70,
safety razors at Wortley's.
Mrs. Ida Hansen returned recently
from Cleveland, Ohio, where she haC
been visiting for some time.
Mrs. A. Peterson, of Detroit spen
the week end with friends in this
CITY.
Mrs. F. A. Kroll and Mrs. Stevei
Mehney, of st. Johns, spent the weel
end with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N. Mehney, of Cooks Corners.
w. S. Hammontree spent Monda!
in Ionia.
Fred Meade and Miss Mary Ma
lone spent the week end in Crane
Rapids, visiting friends.
Arthur Snyder, who is attending
Ferris Institute at Big Rapids, spen
the week end with his brother, Franz
Snyder, of this city.
A. G.. Canada went to Lowell, OF
! Tuesday, where he opened up a new
store for the A. & p. Company. A.
result of the opening of the new
store, Lowell claims to have more
grocery stores, per capita, than an!
other place in the state.
Art Gals and son, Floyd, of Aim;
came Sunday night to visit the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Caroline Gals
who has been sick for the past week
Miss Helena Shultz spent Sunda!
in Ionia.
You need good stationery to max,
a neat letter Wortley sells the fin
est stationery
F.. NJ. Johnson, of Lowell, spen
Saturday afternoon at the home o
Chas. Oberlin and family.
Mrs. f. j. Oberlin has been on tn,
sick list but is now on the gain.
Nick Gottings is back at work af
ter long lay-off on account of sick
ness.
Mrs. Care Taylor, Of Blanchard
is spending the winter with he
daughter, Mrs. f. J. Oberlin AM
family.