Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-12-03
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church next Sunday.
Dr. Purmort spent Thanksgiving with
his parents in Saginaw.
Harry Forrest spent Thanksgiving
with his people in Saginaw.
j. f. Schwartz put in five Imperial
furnaces in different parts of the county
week before last.
Mrs Fred Fullerton returned Satur-
day evening from a weeks visit with
friends in Remus.
Mrs. Bart Miller entertained number
of her friends very pleasantly last week
Thursday evening.
Miss Carrie Butler entertained IA few
of her friends in very pleasant manner
last Friday evening.
Wellie Miller and Adam Martin of
Saginaw returned Monday evening after
short visit in town.
Messrs. Fatty, Miller and Schneider
visited b. J. White and family in Shep-
herd last week Thursday.
@. A. Gray has moved his jewelry
store to the building formerly occupied
by w. A. Bahlkes law office.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Beilby, of Caro-,
came Tuesday to spend the winter with
their daughter. Mrs. M. Scallen.
Mrs. Mary Burrows and son Will, of
Lansing, returned Friday from few
days visit with her nephew, S. l..
Bennett.
Mrs. Sweet, who has been visiting her
children in Lapeer and relatives in Sag
NAV, returned to her home in Alma
Monday
Mrs Minnie Ely Of Lansing, widow
of Kelmer W. Ely, returned home Fri
day evening She is sister of Mrs. b.
G. Button.
Miss Halle Pringle left Tuesday for
weeks stay in Midland. She will
combine both business and pleasure
while there.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Iverson and Mrs.
Margaret Rundio of this place, and
Orlando McLain Of Middleton spent
Thanksgiving in Wheeler.
A card from r. E. Raycraft located at
Richards Station, Ont, states that he is
we'll, and that he could not get along
without the RECORD, it is better than
letter.
T. Hart. warden in the State House
Of Correction at Ionia, returned Satur
day He was here to attend the funeral
of his brother.in- law, Derwin Ely, last
week Thursday.
w. A. Bahlke has moved his law
office to the corner suite of rooms in the
Pollasky block. This is fine location
and Mr.. Rahlke is TO be congratulated
on having obtained it.
Hamilton Pritchard of Sumner, who
has been in very critical condition for
some time, is improving. His trouble is
dropsy, resulting from heart disease.
Mr.. Pritchard is about eighty years old
Miss Alice Brown, preceptress of the
Carson City High School was in Alma
last Friday looking over the ground with
view to taking post graduate work at
the college next year in order to obtain
the Master Of Arts degree
Among the late arrivals at the SAM
tarium are; Mrs. Rossback Of Evanston.
Ill, mother of Mrs. Mills; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lobe, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs Warren,
parents of Mrs. Perry Powers Of Cadillac
DR.. Richmond of Mt Pleasant; Otto
Schmidt of Chicago; and Mr.. Fellows,
manager Of the Reliance Building,
Chicago.
Ingals Horton, gentleman sixty-fve
years Of age living near Alma, has in
his possession a high chair that was
made for him in Onondaga county, n
Y, when he was year old. OF course
Mr.. Horton prizes very highly this aged
piece OF furniture and companion of his
childhood days.
The Christmas Ladies Home Journal
opens with page of pictures of beauti-
full children, selected from thousands of
portraits. The children's holiday greet
ing is a pleasing introduction to the
excellent articles pertaining to.the great
festal season. One Of these interestingly
describes ChriutIuns In the Pnlate n,