Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-27
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NJ. J. Myers, OF st. Johns, visited
Ed. Bartram ard family last week.
Miss Elsie Halbert entertained Miss
Lena Torey, Of Alma over Sunday.
Roy Smith, OF Flint, visited his
mother the latter part OF last week.
Mr. Mather, OF Cadillac was the
guest OF J VI. Sowersby over Sunday.
+ f. Laid and j. Rose, of Ashley,
transacted business in town Monday.
VIM. Omans, OF Alma, transacted
business in town the first Of the week.
y. Church went to Clarence, Tues
day, TO spend some time at his ranch.
Fay Easterly left Monday for visit
TO friends and relatives at OwoSso and
Flint.
Miss Jennie Sell, of Merrill, spent
last week with her aunt, Mrs. f. w.
Brown
Arthur BLIZZARD spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends and relatives at
OwossO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Migrants, of En-
erson, made business trip TO Ashley
Monday.
Mrs. T. f. Gibson, of Greenville, is
spending the week with Mrs. Ray
Wilkinson.
r. c. Lake and family, OF Newark,
are entertaining a cousin, Earl Banks,
OF Oakland county.
Misses Grace Sly and OLIVE Hafer, Of
Forest Hill, called on friends and rela-
tives in town Saturday.
Mrs. Belle Baumgarden, Of Newark,
spent Sunday with her daughter
Katie, at Mt, Pleasant.
Miss Bertha Webster visited her
parents at Big Rapids the latter part
OF last week and over Sunday.
Elmer and George Soverence, OF
Beebe, returned home saturday from
weeks visit with relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. Sarah Derrick, OF New Haven,
was called to Two Rivers, Friday by
UilC illhISO VI lNA huuF
Mesdames B. and c. Mllspaugh, of
North Star, were visitors at the home
of f. Millspaugh Friday Of last week.
VIM. White, Jr. and Miss Mary Will
son, OF Corunna. visited his father
VIM. White, and family over Sunday
Mrs. Alfred Holcomb left Monday
for Toledo to spend three or four
weeks with her daughter, MIS- w,
Bradley.
Mrs. G.. T. Brown left for Grand
Rapids, Monday to represent the Ith-
AGA lodge at the state convention Of
the Court of Honor.
Mrs. G. Walker, OF Alma, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Miller, of Newark, the past week, re-
turned home Monday.
H. d. Parker, OF Edmore, who was
here to attend the funeral of his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Will Parker,
left for home Saturday,
Mrs. X. p Peet went TO Saginaw
Saturday TO visit another proposed
site Of location for the l. O. O. f.
hume for orphans and aged people
Mrs NJ. E. Whitney, who had spent
the past three weeks with her sisters
in-law, Mrs II. b. Wells and Mrs G.
Boyd returned Friday to her home in
Clare.
Mrs. Mulder, Of Harbor Springs, who
had been caring for her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Parker, three weeks previous TO
her death, returned home Friday
night
Mrs. f. A. Nal6rett, Of Middleton
went to Mt. Pleasant Saturday to
spend Sunday with her daughter,
Ethel who is attending the normal
school.
Miss G, f. LuSk, OF Middleton, Wis
tied friends in town Friday and left
on the afternoon train for North star,
where she will spend some time with
friends.
Mrs. &. Halstead, OF Alma, spent
the last two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sprague, previous
20 removing to her new home at Mt
Pleas ant
Mr.. and Mrs. III. II Harlow and fam
lily, Of Vestaburg, returned TO their
home Monday after spending some
time with their brother-in-aw, Frank
Warner, of North Star township.
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