Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-08-30
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returned from Breckenridge.
Emery Hannett, of Shepherd was
In Alma on business Tuesday.
Evart Coats of Findlay, Ohio, is Wis.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Haskell.
Fourteen Alma people went on the
excursion to Frankfort last Sunday.
| j. L. LeMessurier and Mart Montigel
were in Saginaw on business last Mon
day.
| Mrs. B. Webber of Lansing visited
her daughter, Mrs. 9. M. Scott, last
week.
| Mrs. Ellen Straight and grandson of
| Muskegon are visiting her brother, M.
McLaren.
Mrs. Marvin Salter and son Of Ithaca
have been visiting Mrs. Salter's sister,
Mrs. j. n. Forton.
Guy Mitchell and sister of Charlotte
spent portion Of last week with Ray
Wheaton, their cousin.
Miss Bertha McL,ren enjoyed her
self the past week attending picnics
and dances near Dushyille.
Rev. Lafayette Church attended the
funeral of his nephew in Wheatland,
Hillsdale county, last week.
1t isn't generally known that Alma
has band OF white caps For further
information consult George Sharrar.
Rev G. w. Lisk of Ithaca sailed
from New York last Saturday for
three months trip through Europe and
Palestine
Mrs. w. II. Havens, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Nichols,
returned to her home in Cleveland, O.,
last Monday.
Rev. &. a Cary closed his services
as rector of st. Johns parish last Sun
day evening. He moved his family to
Detroit this week.
Rev. +. j. Harris has received call
to the pastorate of the Baptist church
i'll Clinton, Ont. He has the matter
under advisement.
Mrs. l.. Grosvenor has leased the
building recently purchased by l..
Cahoon, and Will occupy the same
about September Is.
Rev. DR.. Thomas, the famous pulpit
orator, who has been recuperatlng at
the Sanitarium, returned to his home
in Chicago last Monday.
The ball game at Elm Hall last Sat.
urday tetween a picked nine from
Alma and the Elm Hall club, was won
10y the latter Score 20 10 II
Ola Nichols Of Reading, Hllsdale
county, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. J +.
Suydam. He came through on his
wheel, and reports a pleasant trip.
Mrs. Kendall Brooks gave a O'Clock
tea Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Mrs. X, w. Hitchcock of kala-
mazoo. Covers were laid for about
thirty.
A number of the friends of Miss Lena
Daniels of Rockford, H., who has been
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Pettyjohn,
gave her delightful surprise party
last Saturday evening.
Rev. j. w. McAllister will preach in
the Gerber school house this evening.
BY the efforts of Lumon Gee Sunday
school has been organized in this dis
trict, aud the field is a promising one.
The ladies foreign missionary society
will meet with Mrs. f. n Chadwick,
Thursday, Sept. ., at 3p. m. AS the
annual election of officers will take
place, all members are requested to he
present.
The young ladies who proposed to
establish an Adamless Eden at Crystal
Lake last Sunday, were forced to aban
don the plan, because, forsooth, they
found that they could not get along
without man.
f. N. Chadwick has exchanged his
property on Park street for the Long
fielder property on Woodwork avenue,
and will begin at once making improve.
ments on his new home. He will be
ready to move in about 30 days.
Alma is conceded to be the best live
stock market along the L. A. A. " n.
M. road Woodward &Tubbs are ship.
ping more stock than ever before at
this season of the year, and have more
buyers in the field than ever before.
We copy the following from Chicago
paper. Miss Cuddeback will be remem'
bered as former teacher in Alma col
lege: The marriage of Miss Elenora
Cuddeback of Janesville, Wis, and
Daniel Fulcomer, lecturer of the Uni
versty of Chicago, occurred at James
vile Thursday evening.
The Alma boys who camped near
Lake George last week have returned.
The bovs had "A glorious time and sav