Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-11-06
ST. LOUIS.

1t may be a tribe late to notice the TACT
but at-the Sth district w c. I. / conven-
ton at Saginaw two weeks ago Mrs \ II.
Olmstead of this city was elected superin-
tendent of the department OF instruction
+. W. Frear and G.. f Hall attended the
ninth annual encampment OF the t. L
and W. V. Il. t. held at Battle Creek last
| week
Mrs. p. A. Throop has returned home
from her visit in Ohio.
The Gratot county teachers association
is in session at Pompeii today and tomorrow.
Miles Heath, f. J. Monet and Ralph
Petit were in the city Saturday
c. w. Martin OF Ithaca was in the city
Monday.
NJ Everden of Ithaca was in the city
Monday.
Mrs. Della Barden left for Springfield,
Mass last Friday morning, where she will
spend the winter with her daughter Lura.
Nelson lIerrich has been confined to his
bed by illness for the past week.
The Ladies of the Guild will have a sale
OF cakes, pies, etc Saturday afternoon
Nov :, in the vacant building next to vii
sons grocery store, on Mill street.
Geo. White ha, gone into the poultry
business.
Dewey Johnson, OF Ithaca, was in the city
Monday. He has been with Banum and
Bailey circus the past season.
Fred lIoskins left for Detroit Tuesday
morning and will return to Washington in
about two weeks
Fred Shippey showed Us an ear Of corn
that hi, father had grown on his farm near
Sparta Tenn. 1t wa, a dandy and no mis-
take
II. Tucker OF Riverdale, had the misfor-
tune to have his buggy overturned while in
the city Sunday No damage was done
either to occupant, or the vehicle.
John Frazer and wife returned from De-
troit Saturday evening
James Simpson returned Monday from
his southern prospecting trip. He is well
pleased with the look, Of thing, in Tennessee
bat did not say that he intended to locate
there
All. Crawford OF Breckenridge, wa, in the
city Sunday.
Born to VIM Nestle aud wife son.
Edwin : IIoskn, and son Fred, OF
Washington, d. c were in the city the fore
part Of the week
The game season opened up Nov. 1,t and
q great many OF our sport,meu are enjoying
themselves.
John Co,ton ma, sold hi~ dray bushes to
f J Strou,e. Mr. c. expect, ii everything
turns ont all right to take trip south th,
winter
Jud Longwel and family moved to Sag
NAV this week where he has situation
with w. w Starkcy.
\ water pipe in the Harrington bursted
sunday which cau-cda waterfall in the Jew
elry store of &. 6. Nichol,
Mr., J Crcgan and daughter of Green
wood Miss returned home Monday after
a visit at the home Of Mrs. G c. Porter for
the past six weeks,
Mrs. DR. w p. Andrew, was confined to
Ter bed by Hines, the fore part Of the week
\ Drcdopple and wife returned from
their weeks visit with Ohio friends last Fri
day
Geo. NJ. Ferris of >t,ndi,h. spent sunday
with his family, and remained until Tues
day to vote.
\ letter received from Grant Smith says
that his brother JAY sailed for the Hawaii
an Islands last Saturday.
Several Of our Young boys and girls were
out celebrating Halow cen Saturday night
Some Of them carried the fun 50 far that
the nightwatch found it necessary to put
six OF them in the coop for short time
which had the desired effect.
w L. Yost spent Sunday with friends in
Bedding.
Phil Small Of Mt Pleasant j, the new
clerk at the Exchange Hotel.
Miss Luna Satterlee j. entertaining
friend from Chicago.