Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-09-18
MAPLE RAPIDS.

day.
Henry Bentley was in ST. Johns
Monday.
Jay Britten returned from Muskegor
Saturday.
Geo. Clark, Of Vernon, was in towr
Wednesday
John Baldwin was in Charlotte last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertie Phillips is sick with ".
phoid fever.
Mss Edna Jones is teaching in the
Pease district.
Miss Lula Hoover. OF st Johns. was
in town Friday.
julius Friedman was in Detroit on
bust neSS last week.
Mat Wixom's show has billed the
town for Septem Der Is.
Miss Kate Ingraham returned from
Bay View last Thursday.
Robert Manning, Of st. JohDs. was
visitor IN town last week.
VIM. Hamilton, OF Detroit, visited
Miss Cleo Creasiuger Sunday.
Miss Pearl Hart, Of Eureka VISITED
at DrA O Hart's Saturday.
VIM. Moss and wife. OF Chicago. WIS.,
tied friends in town last week
K. {. Love and wife were in ST.
johns last Thursday on business.
Mrs. Ruth Flint and Mrs. Clyde
Case visited at S. c. Huobell's SUNDAY.
Thomas Newton has had an add.
tion erected on the sonth side Of his
barn.
Newton McCracken and wife, Of ST.
Johns, visited friends in town last
week.
Earl Curtis and wife Wis ted friends
In Grand Ledge the latter part OF last
week.
MISS Maud Parr returned Tuesday
to Oliyet, where she is attending
school.
Miss Louise Fuller, OF Detroit, is in
town looking after her mothers in.
tereSts.
Arthur Brown returned last week
to Columbus, where he is studying
dentistry.
Miss Mary Jolls and Miss Hattie
Wright visited Mrs. Henry Bentley
Saturday.
Mrs. A. NJ Nanderhoof and Mrs.
DR.. SanboIn returned from Bay View
last Friday.
Miss Belle Hooker, OF Fulton, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Daisy Barnard.
last Thursday.
Verne Bamber and wife, OF Leba-
non, visited his mother, Mrs. VIM.
Bamber, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graham are the
proud parents Of an eleven pound boy.
born September 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VanHooser, OF Ash
taoula, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Frisbe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Halstead and
Clifford Halstead visited Spencer Moss
and wife, In Lebanon, Sunday.
Rev. Howsare officiated at the we'd
ding OF F. f. Wagner and Miss Eta
Teetes, in Eureka, last Tuesday.
Mrs. j. r. Campbell was IN town
last week, helping care for her sister.
in.law, Mrs. Elmer Hemenway, who is
very sick.
News has been received here that
Arnold Wright, son OF Dennis Wright,
Of this place, is very sick in a hospital
In Chicago.
Claud Owens, who has been working
In Kalkaska came home Saturday.
He is suffering from a bad attack OF
Jesse Archer and family, OF North
Shade, and VIM. Riker and family. OF
East Essex, visited c. NJ. Redfern and
wife Sunday.
+. ;. Alexander returned home last
night from very successful
trip on the road for the Ed V. Price
Tailoring Co.
Lee Parks, who has been visiting
lis father, Samuel Parks, for a num-
Der OF weeks, returned Saturday 20
lis home in Chicago.
j. w. Baldwin has severed his con-
lection with DR.. Geo T. Bliss and
viii visit his daughter. Mrs. Nelson
ease, few days before leaving for
lew work
The Degree OF Honor will give their
Iuilt entertainment at DunStalrs hall |
n Fricsv evening, September p. All |
'ersons holding tickets on the Quilt
glil be admitted by presenting them.
others will be charged ten cents.
The Christian Sunday schools OF
his place, Middleton and Eureka held
picnic east OF town SATURDAY.. In
he afternoon they had pigeon shoot
nd a ball game between Middleton
nd Maple Rapids boys. The game
esuited in a victory for Middleton.
ne score standing . TO 3.