Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-05-22

regularly subscribed therefor w wish :"
announce that the sanitarium Company have
decided to send the paper gratis, for "A time to
all former guests at the saIitarium.
Dol. Nj. l.. Doherty, of Detroit, ar
rived on Monday night for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. +. @. Cane, of Logansport, was
among the number of arrivals on the
18th.
/ Mr.. f. II. Mccoy, of Traverse City,
spent few days at the sanitarium last
week.
Mr. Robert Coner, of Cheboygan, has
been spending the greater part of the
week here with his wife.
Mrs. +. +. Kane, of Detroit arrived
last Saturday and will remain at the
sanitarium for a number Of weeks.
Mrs. f. X. Mauss arrived from Obi
cago last Friday to remain with her
daughter during the rest of her stay
here.
Mr.. E. j. Vance, of Bay City, who
was guest here last summer for a
number of weeks, arrived last Saturday
for short visit.
Mr.. Homer Warren of Detroit with
his niece, Mrs. Cullon Brown, of the
same city, spent Friday and Saturday
with Mrs. Warren.
Rev. w f. Jones, former Presby-
terrain pastor in Alma and now OF
Tecumseh, spent few days at the
sanitarium this week.
Mrs. O. Kruger, of Grand Rapids,
came TO the sanitarium Tuesday morn
ing in company with her sister, Mrs. j.
VanSturm, and daughter, Sarah Van
Sturm.
MIR. Edward Taggert, prominent
attorney of Grand Rapids, arrived here
with his wife on Saturday. They will
spend number Of weeks at the sani-
tarium.
DR.. f. B. Powers, of Lawrenceburg,
KY, who, with his wife, has been a
guest here at q number OF different
times, came on Wednesday of last week
to spend number Of weeks.
DR.. J. f. Clipper came from Detroit
on Monday and accompanied his
daughter home on Tuesday morning
The latter, Miss Brevoort, had been a
guest here for about q week.
Mrs. VIM. r. Chittick, wife OF one
of the most prominent physicians Of
Detroit, was one of the arrivals Monday.
She was accompanied by Miss Kent and
Miss Virginia, also of Detroit.
Mr.. L. II. Christian, of Owosso, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the sanitarium
and on Monday accompanied Miss
Woodward, who has been a guest here
for several weeks. to her home in
Owosso.
Mr.. II w. Booth, of Detroit, brought
his wife TO the sanitarium on Monday
evening. They were accompanied by
their daughter, Beatrice, who will re.
main for some time with Mrs. Booth.
Mrs. D. T. Gilman, of Sioux City, Ia,
guest here at several different times
in the past, was among the arrivals
Monday night. She was accompanied
by her nurse, Miss Jennie o. Knevels,
who is graduate of the Sanitarium
Training School for Nurses. After her
graduation Miss Knevels occupied the
position of superintendent of nurses in
this institution for a time and later took
course in a surgical hospital in Chi.
cago.
On Saturday evening the guests en-.
joyed most successful program Of
music and readings. The music con.
sisted of number OF beautiful duets by
Mr.. Homer Warren and Mrs. Berry
man, together with number of solos
by each. Miss Hill read two selections
in a most artistic and pleasing manner
and the entertainment closed with two
baritone solos by DR.. Browning. 1t is
expected that next Saturday evening q
entertainment will be especially fine az
quite an extensive program is being
arranged for.
The golf links are in excellent con.
dition just now and are being qRite ex.
tensively used when the weather con.
ditions permit. However, there is still
room and the people of Alma should
realize their good fortune in having
such excellent links right in their OWL
town, and ought to improve their! op
portunities for enjoying this fascinating
and healthful game. The tennis courts
and crcquet grounds are also well oc.
cupied most OF the time and the track
in the park is being put to good use by
the college athletic team.