Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-16


Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Shawl are the
parents OF bouncing baby boy.
Miss Jane Potter spent the first Of
the week with an aunt ia North Star.
Two weeks ago today, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Rockwell, OF Tecumseh, be-
came the parents OF a five pound boy.
Mrs. Frank Stillwell, OF Mt. Pleas
ant, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. L.
Crabtree.
Albert Pendell, Of Clare, visited his
father, l.. f. Pendell, OF Emerson
over Sunday
Miss Orah Potter entertained her
cousin, Miss Ester Williams, OF North
Star, Monday.
Mrs Anna Houseman, Of Ionia,
spt nj Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Nelson, OF Newark.
Miss Beryl Mcclure, Of Fulton, went
Monday 10 Alma, where she has a po-
sition in a restaurant.
Mrs j. X. Will III was in Flint,
Wednesday and Thursday, attending
state missionary synod.
j. l.. Crabtree left Monday for Ona.
way to spend the winter with lis
daughter, Mrs. Marshall.
Warner and Laura Helms, returned
home TO Leota, Monday after a two
weeks visit TO relatives in town.
Alfred Bolyeat, OF Evart, came
Monday TO make his home with his
brother, Chas. Bolyeat, Of Middleton.
Mrs. A. Brady and family went
Monday 10 Cadillac, where Mr.. Brady
purchased meat market some time
ago.
Miss Chattie AckleS, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Ackles, returned TO Evart Mon
day.
Mrs. Claud Terry, who had been Wis
iting relatives and friends in town for
several days, returned Thursday TO
her home in Durand.
Miss Amy Lincoln, OF Saginaw, who
has been the { uest Of her sister, Mrs.
Jesse Barden, for two weeks, returned
home Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Wilson, Of
Youngstown Ohio. are visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, aud
other relatives in and near town.
MesdameS Will Crozier, OF Arcadia
and Ben Parker, OF New Haven, who
were called to Essex, Canada, last
week by the death OF sister, came
home Monday.
Mrs Frank Peabody, who under
went an operation last Thursday for
the removal OF "a tumor, is gaining
rapidly. Her sister-in-law, Mrs Gerry
Peabody, i caring for her.
John Baily, Of Fremont, Ohio, who
has been visiting his fatherinlaw, VIM.
Atkinson, and family, OF Newark. for !
three weeks, went to Alma last Thurs
day to spend few days with friends.
Miss Mamie VIM. OF Alma, visited |
friends in North Star the first OF the
week and was the guest OF Mr.. and +
Mrs. VIM. Russell, Of Arcadia, the lat
ter part OF the week and over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell, Of New York,
visited Register Lowry. at st. Louis,
last Saturday. Mrs. Cornell is a cOu-
sin with whom "Al" played in his
boyhood days at Romeo, forty years
ago
The Royal Neighbors will serve
o'clock dinner at the |. o. O. + hall
next Monday night. Supper will be-
gin at . o'clock and continue until all
are served. Try a piece OF nice brown,
luscious pumpkin pie.
A. ID. Brady and Irving Wallits will
have an auction sale four miles east
and one mile south OF Ithaca, on
October %, when they will
sell stock, farm implements, etc. J.
d. Holman, auctiOneer.
Rev. r. NJ. Williams went 10 Sault
ste Marie, Monday, to attend syno-
lical meeting. Rev. w. K. Spencer,
pastor at Alma, joined
him at that place. They will be gone
the remainder OF the week.
Jno. McNabb will sell at public auc-
lion at his residence, one and one
fourth miles west OF the Newark store,
IN Tuesday, October 20. at 10 O'Clock
/. M, quantity OF farming imple-
nents, corn in the shock, live stock,
tic. j. d. Helmsn auctioneer.
Lewis G. Trupp. OF Battle Creek,
md Miss Anna Hopkinson. OF Ithaca,
we're married last Sunday evening at
he home OF the brides parents, Mr..
Ind Mrs. John Hopkinson, OF North
star township. Only few relatives
Ind immediate friends witnessed the
The happy couple will re-
ide in Battle Creek, where Mr.. Trupp
S machinlst in the employ OF the
Shepard Works.