Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


Bert Bambrough returned to Detroit
Monday.
DIR. h. f. Hunt returned Monday
from jackson.
Mrs. j. A. Allen of Glare is visiting
friends in town this week.
J. N. Il. Kilby of Cleveland Ohio, has
been in town on business this week.
III. ]. Vermeulen has installed new
cash carrier system in his depar tment
store.
Miss Minnie McCarty returned home
last Tuesday from extended travels III
the west.
Sylvester Merrett, who has been quite
i'll for the past few weeks is slowly con-
valescing,
mrs. A. B. Scattergood in Detroit
attending the biennial meeting OF Rath-
bone Sisters.
Mrs. II. n. Kilby of Cleveland o., has
been visiting her husband at the Wright
House this week.
Mrs. j. r. Cheesman and daughter,
Minnie of ST. Louis visited Alma friends
last Wednesday.
Miss Florence Plum has returned to
Alud I1lkRluS ll1hOy WhOiO oAO
has spent the summer.
Forty tickets were sold at this station
on the Pere Marquette excursion to
Grand Rapids last Sunday.
Miss Fannie Smith, returned home
Monday from the North where she has
been visiting for the past four weeks.
Rev. Lafayette Church left Wednesday
morning for Lexington where he will
join several relatives in family reunion.
Enie, the Oldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Wixon, has been quite i'll
with jaundice but at present is recover
ing.
Miss Louie Cornell is back at her post
in the Bell telephone Office after a two
weeks vacation at her home IN Mt.
Pleasant.
Mrs. Alice l.. Glenn and little nephew
of Saginaw have been visiting AT the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson for
a few days.
Mrs NJ. p. Bowie Of Alma has been
secured FOX several musical selections at
the Voorhees, entertainment IL 81 Louis !
September 4.
Misses Annette and Bertha McLaren
have returned from NpSilonu whore f!
they have been studying in the summer |
Normal School.
T. Z Edwards has been putting a |
new front on the Office part Of his hotel |
and in the room adjoining in which he |
will put a drug stock.
Mrs Grace Voorhees, is ono of the very |
few who possess the remarkable gift of /
initiating bird songs. At Park House |
parlors, St. Louis, Sept 4.
Prof. Davis and wife have returned
home They have spent the larger part
of the summer at Ann ArbOr aud have
just returned from a trip in the North.
The Sunday school children of the NJ.
+. church enjoyed a picnic across the
river Thursday. Several OF the Older
people went along and enjoyed the pic
mic also.
Jeanette VanEek, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. ID. Jessurun, expects 70 leave the
first Of the week for the east where she
Will visit friends for shorC time before
~ her home in Haarlem, Hol-
land.
The editor of this paper is very CRATE
'ul for the many kindnesses shown him
during his illness, especially for the
lowers and deicacies. Master Ralph
kernen and Miss Alma Nought are
among the little folks who sent flowers
this week.
Rev n. 7. Hafer and family have
arrived in town and Mr.. Hafer will be.
gin his labors as pastor Of the Baptist
church at once. He has been unable 10
secure a house, so has stored his goods I
and be and his family will board in the
home of Mr.. Lockwood on Superior-st.
Rollin, the infant son of John and Ida
Gage, after an illness of about ten days.
lied last Tuesday morning, aged one
year and four days. Brief services were
leld Wednesday morning, conducted by
Mr.. Geo. Hill, and the remains were
aiken TO Ferris Center where the funeral
was held and the remains buried in the
rarni1v lOt