Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-21
HAMILTON.

trict No. 4, Hamilton and Lafayette,
closed on June :. Miss LOttie Feary,
of Emerson, has been engaged 10 teach
the fall term.
Chldrens' Day was observed i'm an
appropriate manner at the Sckels M.
Il. church on June 9. The day was
most beautiful and the services were
conducted in the forenoon. Music,
Rotations and an address by the pas
Tor. Rev. y w. Weston, all together
made the occasion extremely interest
ing. one Of the pleasing features OF
The program was the mission Offering
10y the infant class. As each stepped
UP and handed his mite box 70 the
pastor, who counted the money and
took the names. the total amount was
found 10 be over SiNdollars. 4 pretty
good uGcriug from the little Sabbath
school workers 20 the missionary fund.
Rev. \. w. Weston, of the Ashley
and Sickels charge. made some pleas
ant calls i'm and about Edgewood, 10
the various members of his lock, and
even called ON some 10 the remote cor
ner, on section one, Hamilton. His
calls were gratefully received.
Mrs. Mary Cornell, Of Cambria,
IIillsdale county, Michigan has come
10 make her home with her son and
his wife, Mr.. aud Mrs James Cornell,
Mrs EastIck, mother of Mrs. James
Cornell has been TO Ann Arb9r for
treatment, having a cancerouS tumor
removed from her face, She is now
visiting her daughter aud has recoy-
cred her usual health. She speaks
highly OF the treatment and care she
received at the institution She has
had her goods removed from her old
home, near Bathbone, TO GladWin
county, where she will make her fut-
IRE home with her son,
Mrs. Seldom Wight has been danger
ously sick for the past three weeks
but was a little better at last report.
Mrs. Eugene Weber is also ON the
sick list.
Howard Potter will complete his
course Of study at the Ithaca high
school, Juue 70, and carry away the
well earned and much deserved d.
ploma. His many friends offer their
and wish him success
i'm any enterprise he may choose.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Belts are contem-
plating a visit TO their Old home aud
relatives in the state Of New York.
They may visit the exposition at Buff
alo.
Mrs. Charles Tarr, Of Edgewood, and
Mrs. Gordon &. Clark, OF Ithaca, have
gone on visit TO their friend, Mrs.
Mabel Miller, of OwosSo, former
teacher in the Hamilton schools.
June 15-John Crawford is building
a new house.
Fred Simmons and David Davis are
each building a new barn.
Mrs. George Mitchell is in Sickels,
caring for her mother, who is very
sick.
Loren Webster and a lady friend
visited at George Webster's Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Staleys father, from
is visiting her.
Elmer Downer has sold his farm and |
is going TO Washington.
Orrin Fairbanks has bought top |
buggy.
About forty friends and neighbors
gathered at the home OF George Web
ster. Saturday, June first, and left him
A rocker TO remind him OF his forty.
ninth birthday, his sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean, OF Mid
dleton, and his son from st. Johns
were present.
Orrin Fairbanks Is putting up hay
she'd
Fred Simmons has set out an orchard |
)f 80 apple trees.
Mrs. George Seely attended the fun
erai OF her sister, at Eureka, on c day |
asst week.
Joe Campbell and wife, OF Maple |
Rapids, visited at s. Pino's SUNDAY.
George Webster was in st. johns
Monday.
Mrs. James Vanh ltten and daughter
visited at Jennie Downer'S, the first |
)f the week.
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