Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-10-05
PERSONALS.


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Gen N. Church spent Sunday in
town.
Chas. Ashley left Thursday for De-
troit.
Miss Matilda Ross was in Saginaw
Tuesday.
o. NJ. Everden spent Sunday at
Crystal Lake.
VIM. Strong. of Riverdale was in
town Tuesday.
James M. Ashley Jr., of Toledo, was
in town Wednesday.
Leroy Church, of Ithaca, was IN town
Monday and called on us.
III. w. Carpenter is assisting the
Gratiot Journal this week.
Robert Smith, of Ithaca, made a
flying visit to AlmaMonday.
A Houghtaling is running stand at
the fair in st. Johns this week.
Miss Hersey, of Ionia, is the guest of
Chas. Hill and family this week.
NJ. r. Salter, County Clerk, made us
a pleasant call on Saturday last.
Mrs. III. w. Carpenter left for Shelby
Thursday to visit Mr.. C.'s parents.
Mrs M. A. Davidson has gone to
Harbor Springs to spend the winter.
Mrs. ID. Reed returned Tuesday
from visit with friends in Shiawassee
Co.
III. Z. Clark, of Clare made us a
pleasant call Monday, on his way to
Sheridan.
DR.. j. III. Lancashire, of Saginaw,
was in town Tuesday, looking after his
interests here.
Mr.. Dodge, one of Mt. Pleasant s
most prominent attorneys, was in
town Tuesday.
ID. j. Smith, Of Saginaw, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs, s. w. Tink-
er, over Sunday.
. Mrs. DR.. Webb, of Dansville, visited
her nephew Ed. Huffman at the San
itarium last week.
III. V. G. Hart, member of the Len
awee Co. Sayings bank was at the
Wright House Monday.
John Everdan, nominee for Circuit
Court Commissioner, paid us a pleas
ant call on Saturday last.
A Yerington, Geo. Harrington and
Geo. Yerington assisted the Ithaca
band last week during the fair.
j. B. Smith, of Saginaw, City Editor
of the Saginaw Journal, spent Sunday
with his sister Mrs. S. w. Tinker
II. NJ. Durham; of Cadillac, was the
guest of John Dunham and other
Alma friends the first of the week.
w. ii. Wadley, of Adrian, an uncle
of our former townsman Harry, was
a guest at the Wright House Tuesday
Chas. ID. Baker, one of the most pop
ular republican orators of N. Y. is a
brother-ln-law of A. Ronk, our mer.
chant.
Messrs. Harrington, Yerinton and
Amsden assisted the St.Louis orchestra
in grand masquerade ball Thursday
night at st. Louis.
+. III. Hamlin returned from his
eastern trip Monday evening. He re-
ports very pleasant time, visited st
Paul, Duluth and other points on his
return.
| w. s. Nelson, of Cedar Lake, passed
through here the first of the week will
his drove of Hereford cattle and Shrop
shire sheep, on his way home from tn,
County fair.
Mrs. Melissa Patten, of Otisville
lGenesee Co. Mich, accompanied by
her grand daughter Miss Nora Smith i!
visiting her daughter Mrs. b. f. Cline
this week.
Chas. Fishbeck, for some time al
efficient employee at Montigel e Co.:
carriage works, has accepted position
at st. Johns and left for his new hom,
Thursday.
| o. w. Rogers, a former merchant o.
Alma, who about one year ago moved
to Elwell, has rented the Berry build
ing where he will buy farm produce
butter, eggs, game etc,
Dennis Fitzgerald returned from
, Canada Tuesday, he was married OF
Friday before to Miss Glavine a YER
highly respected young lady. They ar
guests of Mrs f. w. Hooper this week
Clark Decker, of Saginaw, will NOV
, his family into his fathers house OF
Saturday, where they will remain TEN
porarily while he builds house for MI
Ray in lieu of the one recently burned
Call on G.. b. Porter if you wish {
have your eyes accurately fitted. III