Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-04-15
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Frank Gray assisted at Vermeulen's
last Saturday.
NJ. j. Chaplin of Ashley partook of
Easter eggs in Alma.
M. Scallon of Wyman spent Easter
Sunday with his wife.
Miss Mae Pike spent Sunday with her
people in Breckenridge.
Mrs. III. J. Vermeulen returned from
Toledo last Friday night.
j. N. Ford spent the day in Saginaw
on business last Saturday.
Miss Eva Fullerton spent Sunday at
the home of her brother, Fred Fullerton.
Supt. p. II. Kelly of Mt. Pleasant was
in Alma a short time Saturday evening.
Miss Sarah Mcnamara spent Easter
Sunday with her sister in Mt. Pleasant.
A. w. Wright is in Nebraska on bust
ness. He will not return for several
days.
Mrs. A. j. Dingman went to Carson
City first of the week for few days
visit.
Miss Mary Knoertzer is spending
about two weeks in Brant with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Richardson of
Pompeii spent Sunday at the home of A.
j. Dingman.
Mrs. John Greig is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. j. L Slate of Grand Rapids,
few days this week.
Geo. Coleman of Elwell called on his
mother and sister Sunday He found
his mother sick in bed.
Meyer Fink Of Grand Rapids visited
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Fink, last Friday.
Miss Smith has put in branch
stock of millinery at Breckenridge. The
opening was yesterday.
Ed Mobiles was in st. Louis Sunday
visiting Miss Nellie Cornford, who re-
turned to Owosso Monday.
G. E. Horst has located here per-
manently and intends remaining here
next season as well as this.
@. f. Mahan Of Elk Rapids, formerly
proprietor of Bivins & Rhodes drug store,
is recuperating at the sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Campbell of Shepherd
were with their daughter. Mrs. Fred
Wright, during her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Brooks of Elm
Hall are visiting at Mr.. Salters. They
returned to their home this evening.
Mrs. Julia Lathrop entertained her
niece, Miss Della Lathrop, and Miss
Minnie Weeks of st. Louis last Friday
Wellie Miller and A. d. Martin of
Saginaw were guests at the home of
Wellie's uncle, Bart Miller, over Easter
Geo. w. Burt of Bay City arrived last
Friday to take up the work of book
keeper at the sanitarium for the present
at least.
Miss Minnie McCarty of Alma and
Miss Samson of st. Louis are travelling
for S. Case, taking orders for enlarging
pictures.
Fred Stoughtenbergh is home from
Chicago for a short visit with his mother
who is quite i'll, and to recuperate some
what himself.
Pesech, or the Jewish Passover began
last week Wednesday and closed last
evening. 1t was observed by those of
that faith in Alma.
1t is the students quartet instead of
the college quartet, that will assist in
music at the NJ. E. expert
ence social tonight.
Health officer Suydam informs us
that the measles are rapidly on the de-
cline and will soon be extinct. There !
are only few new cases now
Mrs f. S. Pettyjohn returned from
Chicago Saturday evening, where she
spent a delightful week with friends |
and relatives on her way home from the
east.
There came near being fire at j. +. |
Schwartz's foundry Wednesday morn
ing. The roof caught fire but the flames |
were extinguished without turning in
an alarm.
The school board have rendered all /
the teachers, aside from the supern-
their respective positions for
another year. 1t is not known whether
all will accept or not.
Rev. NJ. D. Carrel, D. D., will give
his lecture on "The Mission Of the Sad.
lie Bags" in the NJ. f. church Tuesday
evening, April Goth. This lecture was
some time ago.
j. ]. Booth, who has been in town for
several days, returns to Coleman today.
Mr.. Booth has rented his property in
Coleman and will bring his family to