Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
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this week.
I.P Gilman OF Shepherd was in
Alma Thursday.
Mrs. o. o. Trask visited friends in st.
Louis Wednesday.
Mrs. w. A. Hyslop leaves this morn
ing for her home in Windsor.
Mrs. Chas. Kernen of Ithaca visited
Mrs. f. ID. Kernen. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Keith of Saginaw
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Shaw.
Mrs Giles T. Brown spent Sunday In
Alma with her daughter, Mrs. N. T..
Hafer.
w II. Beeman has rented the 8. l..
Bennett house and moved his family
here from Clio.
Bart Miller is having one Of the cele.
brated Schwartz furnaces put into his
house this week.
Mrs Wolf Netzorg of Ithaca spent
Tuesday night in Alma with Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. Messenger.
Mrs. T. Lamborn was called to Ypsi-
lanti Wednesday by the serious illness
Of her grand daughter.
Miss Grace Paddock left on Monday
for Adrian where she has accepted a
position in the public schools.
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J. @ Weed is again able to be out af.
ter having been confined TO the house
for the past five weeks by illness.
Mrs V. f Richards left on Monday
for Grand Rapids and Detroit where she
Will visit relatives for a short time.
Forney & Pierce, the BARRIERS, have
been improving the interior of their
barber shop considerably this week.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
says that Prof. DeMott's lecture in that
city was brilliant and interesting"
Mrs. j. Hanson accompanied by her
daughter. Florence, spent Sunday in
Alma with her son. Prof w f Hanson.
Berneice Cook, who has been visiting
Mrs II. j Vermeuien for some time,
returned to her home in Adrian Wednes-
day
Messenger e Co. have very hand
some clothing display in their window.
II is the work of their new clerk, Gilbert
Musk.
w. J Padelford returned on Wednes.
day from a four weeks trip 20 Buffalo,
New York and other points in the En-
pire state.
Mrs. G. p. Hitler of Grand Forks, S.
D., who has been visiting her parents in
Alma for a short time, returned home
Wednesday
Col. c. V. Il Pond. rural mail deliv
cry inspector. has been in Alma this
week inspecting the rural deliveries out
of this office.
Miss Maud Wilson, who has been
visiting friends in Bad Axe, Caro- and
Saginaw for the past five weeks, returned
home Wednesday
The GAINESVILLE Daily Courier calls
Prof Denote zone of the most cele-
brated and gifted orators upon the
American platform.
VIM Crum and two sons of Elwell
took the Ann Arbor train at this station
last Monday for Youngstown, o., where
they will spend the winter
Stephen Frazier, one of the clerks in
the grocery department. at Vermeulen =,
was taken sick this week and obliged TO
return to his home in Owosso
Mr.. Darty Cort and Miss Lulu Osborn,
both of Elwell, were united in marriage
by Rev. j h. Wooton at the Methodist
parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
We were misinformed in regard TO O.
&. Thompson moving into the 5. l. BE n
nett house as we announced last week.
He has moved into the d. Fleming hous e.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will serve chicken pie supper in the
"rummage sale" rooms on Saturday
evening, commencing at five o'clock
Price 20 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harper and Mr.
Fred Kresling, all from Laingsburg,
were guests of Mrs. w. w. Fraker this
week. They looked through the sugar
factory while here.
III. n. Button has decided that he pre-
fers TO reside in Alma and has move d
his family back from st. Louis. He ex.
poets TO remain there for a few weeks
longer taking treatment.
O. w. Booth left for Detroit Wednes.
day morning. Mrs. Booth left on the
afternoon train for Elton Rapids and
Charlotte where she will visit for a short
time before joining her husband
Rev. j. IL. Eichbaum of Brooklyn,
Mich. has accepted call to st. John g
church of this place. He will move his
family here next week, and on Sunday,
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