Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-09-28
PERSONALS.


town.
William Pullin of Ithaca, was in town
Monday.
DR.. J. ii. Lancashire spent Sunday
in town.
Harry Button spent Sunday in Grand
Rapids.
Rev. A. f. Hart of st. Louis, was in
town Monday.
Geo. n. Wright was in Saginaw the
first of the week.
George Harrington and family spent
Sunday in st. Louis.
Melvin Medlar, former Alma boy,
was in town Monday.
Remember the War Concert at col
lege chapel Oct. 5th.
Go to G.. Is, Porter for watches, clocks.
silverware and jewelry.
S. A. smith was in Grand Rapids
Wednesday on business.
H. w. Ashley, of Toledo, was in
town the first of the week.
J. Il. Hall and family, of st. Louis,
dinnered at the Wright House on Sun
day.
Charles Nicholson has returned home
after summers vacation near Jack
son.
III. j. IIollister, banker at Grand
Rapids, spent Sunday at the Wright
House.
Rollo Peet, son of ex-sheriff Peet,
died at Ithaca on Wednesday, of ty-
phoid fever.
j. F. Suydam, NJ. D., left Wednesday
for Aberdeen. OAK, on a two weeks
business trip.
John Flanagan, of Grand Rapids,
was in town Wednesday looking after
bis interests.
John McCurdy, of Corunna, son of
the noted attorney Hugh, is at the San
itarium this week.
Herbert O'Connell returned last week
from quite a long visit to friends in
western New York.
DR.. f. A. Bagley went to Saginaw
Wednesday to attend meeting of the
medical association.
Miss Matte Curtis and Miss Hattie
Davis, of FentOn, were the guests of
Mrs. l., Kehn Tuesday.
n. ID. Amsden is in Ionia this week
assisting the band and orchestra dur
ink the fair there this week.
Miss NJ. Kelly of Chicago, is spend
ing few days the welcome guest of
her brother, DR.. VIM. Kelly.
Rev. Mr.. Peach, the new minister,
filled the pulpit at the NJ. f. church
Sunday morning and evening
Charles Ingersoll of Belding, spent
Sunday i'll town, the guests of his wife S
parents, Mr.. e Mrs. Joseph Sartor.
Col. a. Il. Bliss was in town Thurs
day OH his way to Mt. Pleasant, having
spoken at lIemlock Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Durham left
Wednesday for months visit with
their children at Fenton and vicinity.
Mrs. f. II. Vandercook of st. Louis,
aas in town Monday on business, and
made the RECORD office a pleasant call.
7. Belding, who has been clerk in
the Grand Plank Hotel at Mackinaw,
is in town visiting his cousin Fred
Hale.
IL. Harvey, of Detroit, was in town
the first of the week. overseeing putting
in the steam heating apparatus at the
college.
Mrs. y. Carpenter, who has been
visiting her brother, Joe Vanarsdale,
returned to her home in Brighton
Tuesday.
Fred III. Leonard of West Branch,
Ogemaw County, has been spending a
few days with his brother, F. a.
Leonard.
Mrs. NJ. n. Weaver will please accept
the hearty thanks of the RECORD force
for box of luscious grapes SO kindly
presented.
Joseph Wilcox passed through town
Saturday on his way to Edmore, where
he enjoys spending Sunday pretty well
thank you.
Mrs. John 5. Mcdonald and hei
children left Thursday for Detroit
where she will spend some time visiting
her parents,
Bart Miller went to Grand Rapids
Saturday and from there to Big Rapid;
where he spent the Sabbath with Mrs
Miller's relatives.
Mrs. George a. Royce of the upper
peninsula, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Ely, and sisters. Mrs. Turck, Mrs
| Ward and Mrs. Brewbaker.
| Dan Thomas. of Little Rock. Arkan