Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-15
PERSONALS.

Ed. Wood left Monday night for
Iowa.
John ID. Spinney was in North Star
Thursday.
A w. Wright left for Saginaw Thurs
day m 'rning.
w. S Nelson, of Cedar Lake, was in
town Tuesday.
James T. Hall, of Chicago, was in
town Tuesday.
j. l.. Miller took in the excursion to
Ohio Thursday.
Allen Williams, OF Elm Hall, was in
town Wednesday.
Chas. McNally is assistant cook at
the Wright House.
Fred Bogart expects to start north
on hunt next week.
l.. Kehn is moving into his new house
near the Episcopal church.
Mrs. G.. L. Brown, of Ithaca, made
Alma flying visit Thursday.
Prosecuting Attorney Sawyer made
a flying visit to town Wednesday,
o. F. Barden, of Portland, spent Sun.
day with his brother in Pine River.
JAS. Gargett and wife were in Mt.
Pleasant Tuesday and Wednesday.
Chas. McNally has resigned his DO
sition at Ithaca and is now at Alma.
Sheriff King, of Montcalm county
and Perry Coon were in town Sunday.
Mrs. W. w. Whitsell lett Monday
night for visit with friends at Toledo.
j, F. Harris left Saturday night tor
Ogdensburg, n. Y. on business trip.
George Wadley, of Byron, spent Sun
day with his grand father, 5. n. Wad-
ley.
b. II. Toncray, of Hamburg, Livings-
ton county is visiting his sister Mrs. l..
Kehn.
Silas Moody of Forest Hill was in
town Monday, IA caller at the RECORD
office,
Charlie Mcintosh, of Saginaw, is in
town ard will soon begin school at the
college.
Rev. Geo. +. Hunting exchanged
pulpits with j. w. Long at Ithaca last
Sunday,
Mr. A. w. Herrick, of Maple Rapids,
Is visiting his daughter Mrs. NJ. G. Dal-
las this week.
James l.. Clark was in Elm Hall
Wednesday attending the examination
of Perry Coon.
Chas. Coleman had two fingers badly
smashed in clover huller Tuesday
while threshing.
NJ. NJ. Copp, of Rochester, n. Y.
formerly of Elm Hall was in town Mon
day on business.
Charles Snow is working Alma in
interests Of the Security Building and
Loan Association of Minneapolis.
T. j Blair, of Elm Hall, left for Tif.
fin, Ohio, Thursday morning accom-
panied 10y his daughter, Miss Effie.
Joe. Ray is in Saginaw making con
tract with II. G. Ripley to lumber {
piece of green pine in Montcalm Co.
Frank Thomas. of Hemlock, a for
mer Alma citizen was in town Tues
day night for few moments visiting
old friends.
Miss Hattie Stoutenberg, who il
teaching very successful term O
school in the Wheeler township, was a
home over Sunday.
James Emery, formerly resident o
Alma, and now representing the Dexte
Wagon Co. of Canton, Ohio, is in towl
in the interest of his company.
Milo Briggs, son of Orson Briggs o
Pine River, is home on short visit
! He has been working on railroa,
, in Mexico during the past year.
NJ. l.. Lanphere. veterinary surgeon
)i Elm Hall, was in town Saturday
, The DR.. is graduate of Adams co
, lege, Chicago, and is we'll qualified.
, Frank Wadley, of Fenton, son of
} n. Wadley of this place was married t
1 Miss Matte Riley of Mundy, Nov. 5th
! they spent Sunday with his parents.
Rev. j. f. Rankin, Ii. D., sper
last Saturday and Sunday at the hom
of Prof. Butler. DR.. Rankin is paste
: of the congregational church at Orang
r Valley, New Jersey, and is brother {
: Mrs Butler. He is poet of muc
3 reputation and excels especially in til
2 Scotch dialect. The students at Ii
b college were favored on Saturday ever
: ing after tea in hearing him read frol
r some of his own poems and on Sunds
= afternoon he preached in the COLES
chapel to a large and interested aud
e ence.
BUSINESS LOCALS.