Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-08-09
PERSONALS.

JamesA. .Stuttz spent Sunday at Shep-
herd.
S. A. Smith visited Grand Rapids on
Tuesday.
c. f. Brown is wrestling with fever
this week.
Ben Button has gone to Alba to visit
his parents.
Frank Ward of Shepherd was in town
Wednesday.
f. w. Brown, of Ithaca, was in town
Wednesday,
James A. Stuttz was in Shepherd
Wednesday,
A. w. Wright went to Chicago
Tuesday night.
DR.. Hudson of Shepherd visited Alma
on Wednesday.
Chas. Younglove, of Alpena, spent
Sunday in town.
l. N. Shepherd, of Shepherd, visited
Alma Wednesday.
n. c. PalmertOh, of st. Louis, visited
Alma Wednesday
Mrs. Bart Miller visited friends in
Ithaca last Tuesday.
G. S. Hopkins is painting the Kress
House on Superior st.
Mrs. J. l.. Miller is visiting friends
in Charlotte this week.
Mrs. Frank Wood was taken sudden
ly i'll Tuesday morning.
Miss Leila a. Stevens has taken
rooms at Mrs. Rowells'.
Congressman a. T. Bliss, Of Saginaw
was in town Wednesday.
Prof o. G. Tuttle and wife, of Elm
Hall, were in town Monday.
J. w. Crawford, liveryman at Shep-
herd, was in town Thursday.
A. w. Wright and l.. a. Sharp visited
Shepherd on business Saturday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Vandercook, of st Louis
was in town Thursday morning.
j. l.. Clark visited Cedar Lake
Tuesday ON professional business.
John Glass has moved into the house
formerly occupied by Mrs. Stevens.
Rev. c. S.Wood, of Trufant, formerly
of Elm Hall. was i'll town Monday.
Glen Salisbury is playing a lone
hand in the drug store this week.
Mrs. Sim Miller left on Thursday
for few weeks visit with her parents
in Ohio.
Chas. w. Wells. of the Wells-Stone
Mercantile Co., of Saginaw was in town
Saturday.
Andrew Halls brother Hugh, thirteen
years of age, is spending few days
with him.
b. w. Ellison is spending a week
with his father and old time friends III
Jackson Co.
w. Chas. Hopper, of the Ashley
Cleaner, was in town Monday and made
us fraterna visit.
Mrs. L. b. Williams, of Fort Scott
Kansas is visiting her brother Mr.. Dur
kee for few weeks.
Jessie Dickerson is convalescent, and
is much pleased with her new organ, d
present from her father.
Mrs. Kelley, of Ohio, and three st.
Louis ladies were the guests of Mrs.
Geo. Smith, Wednesday.
Miss Emma Tate, of Virginia H..
niece of DR. Flowers, is visiting her
uncle and Mrs. Jennings.
Major Anderson, the most successful
railroad solicitor yet known to fame,
was in town over Sunday.
d. Riley, of Cadillac, commercial
freight agent.of the I. a. n. &. n. NJ.
Il. r., was in town Tuesday.
Ira Hatch and James Russell left on
Tuesday last for few days recreation
on the beach of Lake Huron.
Walter Drew, of Grand Rapids
brother of Mrs Angel attended the
funeral of his niece last Monday.
Mrs. Warren Rollins, was called tC
attend the bedside OF II sick daughtei
, at Pontiac, the first of the week.
Il. n. Johnson and wife left Monda,
for the Hazlett Park at Pine Lake t,
(; attend the camp meeting in session
there.
Rev. |. w. Peach is rusticating 70
two weeks at Bay View. Rey. Nj
Marsh filled his desk Sunday mornin,
and evening.
Mrs. III, l.. Lockwood and her tw
children returned from quite Ion
visit at their old home i'm Oakland Co
Monday evening.
= Mrs. NJ. Rindye, VI. D., of Owossc
! is visiting at the home of DR.. Flowers