Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-10-07
Additional Local News


Mrs. :. V Hollenbeck went TO AIDA
Friday to visit relatives tor week.
Harry b. Sherred went to Woodstock
Monday to visit relatives Tor week
Mrs Chas. Murphy went To Wheeler
Friday to visit her sister OF that place
Mrs /. NJ. Lawson left Friday for
Detroit. where She will visit about week
Mrs 7 II. Lancashire and daughter
Helen. were in Saginaw visiting Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Case left for ST. Gather
me Canada. where she will visit relatives
for a week.
Miss Caddy Wilson, of Elm Hall, visit
ed at the home of Mrs. IL. J. Nerhleuien
over Sunday.
Miss Pearl Carnaham, of Mt. Pleasant
visited at the home of Miss Jessie Fred
erick over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wright lett tor
Detroit Saturday for few days visit re-
turning Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Bradner oil 81
Louis. visited their daughter, Miss A
Fav Bradner, in Alma Sunday.
Miss Esther Bruske and Miss Gladys
Nelson left for Boston Monday TO attend
the Sergeant School of that place
DIR. Vim. X. Spencer was III Ann Arbor
aud Adrian the latter part OF last week
officiating at a funeral at that place
Rev. lay Clizbe went to Saginaw Mon
ldav 70 ofliclate in the marriage of 20 old
Alma college students OF that place
II I Vermeulen came home from De
troit Saturday evening quite Ill ana VIII
return to Detroit as soon as he IS abie'
/. Claude Baker went to Owosso Tuesday
+ where he has accepted position as
chemist in the Owosso sugar factory
The Ann Arbor railroad will give an
{ excursion TO Toledo on Sunday next
Train will pass through Alma at o:42 am
Mrs 7. +. Suydam and Mrs. II. l.
Wilson left for Adrian Tuesday to attend
Presbytery to be held at that place thi'
There are all kinds of girls but The
Missouri Girl" is the best, and Will b'
seen at the Alma Opera House, Fnda,
e evening oct. J.
y Mrs. Geo. Creaser and mother, Mrs
Rachael Randolph, of Sunteld, are VISIT
inc friends and relatives throughout In
s county this week.
T. T.. Pringle left for Chicago Monda
for a few DAYS on business. FROM thei
n he will 90 TO ST Louis, Mo, visiting tn
fair, returning i'll two weeks
The many friends OF Harry Burto
;, Sherred. assistant bath man at the San
+. tarium. will be pleased 10 see HIM OF
once more after a few days illness.
K Mr. and Mrs G $ Ward left Tuesda
e for Hartsville, South Carolina, where the
will visit their daughter for few month
and from there they will probably got
ID Florida.
g Mrs Mortimer Addons, OF New Nor
CITY. who has been visiting at the non
&c of her daughter, Mrs. J.. NJ. lawson Il
~ the past six weeks returned TO her hon
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Alden and son, Harry, vi
or have been stopping at the Saninnum i
the past summer, left Monday Tor NJ
waukee, accompanied by Chester Wake
who will remain with them a few days
that place.
-, Mrs. Isabella Yerian returned Z
III fore part of the week from Ithaca whee
10 She has successfully nurscd Mrs. Jol
Isham and daughter through relapse
~ typhoid fever DR.. w. Moniort,
ch Ithaca, was the attending physician.
as p. T. Banghart has on exhibit at
meat market a radish weighing opoun
no Ii was of the ordinary variety and W
on raised from seed sown in the garden
/. /. Babcock. II is without doubt
ne largest radsh ever grown in Graf
Sig county.
J. Monday train load of poles arrived
IS' the Ann Arbor for the Bell Telepho
en- COMPANY and a crew of construction III
.;x ACCOMPANIED by a cooking tent and can
(" ing outfit, started Tuesday to put up
ID new state copper system from Alma W
a to Grand Rapids.
7. s. Lewis, manager of The Alma
lry has severed his connection with [
no institution and left with his wife Tues
for Petoskey and CharlvoiN. From TN
10 gong 10 their winter home at Win
Inn, Winter Park, Florida, where
Lewis is interested.
ing The excursion season is about end
1ers The cold has driven resorters home,
80. the attractions at the resorts are clos
''O' The last Sunday excursion to Cry
tore Lake and Frankfort over the Ann Al
heir carried only IS passengers. The
hey Marquette Jared slightly better and
y passengers 10 Grand Rapids.
b,,, Luther Leavitt is awaiting trial in
~: circuit court for trying TO pass ioi
nm note of $500 on the Elsie and Ovid ba
that He tells several conflicting stories, on
very which is that the note was signed bv
r,,e, brother, Osel Leavitt wealthy iarin'
Fairfield, Shiawassee county. The
eject mar can neither read nor write.
with Mrs. $. Fink and daughter, Lena
5 one turned from Chicago Tuesday eve
-atiot where they have been visiting In
and relatives for the past summer.
while there was taken down with a
o,15o serious case of black diphtheria and
# the fered a relapse. Two very prominent
,,,,;. sicians of Chicago gave up the cas-
MS hopeless and DR. Slaymaker the old h
at ex- physician of the Alma Sanitarium bro
e cost her though successfully. The Oh
also settled in her limbs and II will be
-. time before she will be able TO walk
' 'ne' ED. WOLF HOLDS THE RECOR