Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10
MAPLE RAPIDS.

Miss Libbie Dubois was In st. Johns
Saturday.
Murdo Bancroft is working for Lowe
& Redeem.
Albert Gully, Oh Carson City, was in
town last week.
Geo. Archer and wife were in North
Shade last week.
Ernest Gruler, of Fowler, was in
town last Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Smith Is visiting I'm
Ithaca this week.
Theodore Townsend, OF st. Johns,
was in town last week.
Arthur Harvey, OF st. Joe, Idaho,
was In town Saturday.
w. s. Bernard and wife were yisi-
tors in Fulton Sunday.
Miss Flora Eldred returned home
from Ithaca last week.
Mrs. VIM. Young, o: near st. Johns.
was i'm town Saturday.
Jas. Mcfarland returned from his
visit In Owosso last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Phillips visited
friends in Belding last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fields visited
friends in town last Sunday.
b. w. Hewitt, OF Detroit, visited
friends in town over Sunday.
Miss Maude Scott is visiting her
brother, Glen Scott, Of Saranac.
Ford Vanderhoof OF North Shade,
is working for A. NJ. Vanderhoof.
Robt. Anderson returned home
from Mt. Pleasant Thursday night.
Michael and John Sheridan, of Per-
rinton, were in town Saturday night.
Miss Edna Jackway, OF st. Johns,
visited Miss Garlic McCracken last
week.
Miss Ethel Taylor, Of st. Johns. Wis
tied her sister, Miss May Taylor, last
week.
Ladies Christian Aid Society No. ,
met at Mrs. Med Howsare S last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Wassen, of St. Johns, visited
her daughter, Miss Libbie Dubois,
last week.
c. NJ. Redfern and f. 5. Alexander
transacted business in st. Johns last
Thursday.
Mrs. Daniel Graham went back to
Perrinton, Sunday, to work for Mr..
Creaser again.
Miss Maude Parr, of Olivet is spend
ing her vacation with her parents, f
b. Parr and wife.
Mrs. O. NJ. Snyders Sunday school
class was entertained at her home
last Friday afternoon,
Miss Kate Harrow, trained nurse,
is caring for J. f. Jones, who is very
sick with typhoid pneumonia.
Principal Harry Wetzel returned
home Friday night, after spending his
vacation with friends in Shepherd.
Allie Harvey, OF Waterloo, Wiscon-
sin, was home last week to attend the
funeral Of his father, a. w. Harvey.
Robt. Blank and wife, Of Elsie, Wis
tied their parents, T. Il. Newton and
wife, and Chester Blank and wife the
past week.
Easter will he observed by the
Christian Sunday school on Sunday
evening, April y, at the regular hour
for service.
Hon. Thomas III. Clark, OF Columbus
Ohio, gave very interesting talk on
the Anti-Saloon question at Dunstall S
hall last Thursday night.
About sixty people from this village
attended the warm sugar social at
Michael Stonebrook's last Tuesday
evening. The social was for the bene-
fit Of the NJ, +. church,
DR.. J. Harrison was in st. Johns
last week in the interests OF the NJ.
w. A. county convention. lie was
elected delegate TO the state conYen-
tion TO be held in Owosso next May
Mrs. Allie Cressenger gave a party
last Wednesday night TO most Of the
members OF the finch club aud some
other invited guests. All report
good time. Nine different games were
played
Jesse Bancroft, Of ST. Johns, who
has been working for the Maccabees
In Southern Illinois, was in town over
Sunday. jesse has written more APP
plicantions for Maccabees since he has
been at work than any other deputy
in the field.
Accidents come with distressing fire. !
quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises |
stings, SprainS. DR.. Thomas Eclec |
trio oil relieves the pain instantly. |
Never safe without il.