Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-11-11
Home and
lEEaE1 Vicinity

Geo. Willard was i'll Ithaca Monday on
business.
Mrs. J. c. Bright visited her parents in
Saginaw over Sunday.
Miss Grace Zagelmeier was in Saginaw
over Sunday visiting friends.
b. S. Webb left for Dewitt Saturday
where ne will remain for week.
Mrs. Wm Kellyiwent to Bay City Tues
| day for few days visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Brown, of Lansing
were in Alma Monday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Brewbaker were in
Saginaw Tuesday for the day on business
NJ. b. Pierce left for Owosso Thursday
where he will remain ten days Oh business
Mrs. l.. ii. Hayt went TO Grand Rapids
Wednesday for week visit with friends
Mrs. +. A. Lignian visited relatives a
few days the latter part of last week In
| Ithaca.
Mrs. II. ]. Vermeulen is visiting friends
in Toledo and Detroit for a week or ten
! days.
S. w. Case is prepared to develop
kodack negatives, print and mount
pictures. IA
FIJI. Wolcott left for Appleton Wis,
Friday on a short business trip, return
ing Tuesday.
Miss Cor, Burck, of Ithaca, visited
over Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. G.. Kress.
About 900 hunters from ST. Louis took
the train from Alma for the Upper Penih-
sula Tuesday.
Remember the bazaar and supper at
the Presbyterian church Friday evening,
November, 10.
Eight dollars buys a good heating
stove. Burns wood or coal. Enquire
Howard Willard.
Charlie Neff, Of Coleman, is now run
ming the big slicers at the sugar factory
on the night force.
w. T. Lawson, of New York City, visit
ed at the home of his brother Dr. l.. NJ.
Lawson, over Sunday.
Mrs. J. 5. Brewbaker, of Wequetonsing,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ely
Brewbaker last Friday.
Mrs +. J Ball, of Holly, is visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. +. T.
Lamb, for few weeks.
Otis Sprague left Saturday for his tour
TO the Pacific coast, where he will probab-
~ locate for the winter.
Frank .Emmer and Ben McCol-
Tough went 10 Riverdale Tuesday on a
hunting trip for the day.
DR. A. T. Bruske went to Yale, Mich.
Saturday, where he preached III the First
Presbyterian church on Sunday.
Mrs. l. 5. Fink left for Middleton,
Tuesday TO visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. Schultz, for few weeks
Rev and Mrs. {. L. Ramsey went &c
Detroit Tuesday, where they will visit al
the home of their parents for ten days.
A. H. Mulholand, travelling representa-
tive OF the Alma Manufacturing Co..
was in Alma a few days the latter part OF
last week.
The next meeting of the Sumner and
Seville Farmers Club will be held at tn,
| residence of Gustayus Fink on Thursday
! December
Mrs VI f Sadue Of Detroit, returned
20 her home Tuesday after visiting at Tn,
| home OF the Misses Delevan for the pas'
three weeks.
Rev j. A. Watson returned Monday
from his two weeks trip attending quar-
terly meetings at Coppervillc,. Ravcnna
and Grand Rapids.
J. r. McCarty, who is employed with
J.. ii. iayt IN Saginaw visited his family
IN Alma over Sunday and "a few days the
fore part of the week
Mrs Lumau Gee, of Taston, Maryland,
formerly OF Alma, is visiting at the home
ol Mr., s.. %. Davis and Mrs Decauter
Coleman "a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. a. Shaw will leave thc
latter part If this week. for Pa,saic.
New Jersey where they Will remain dur
ing the winter with Mr. Shaw's parents
=. p. Smith. first door cast of the SUGAR
factory ST. Louis, viii sell at auction ON
next Saturday afternoon at ? O'Clock ~
head of registered and high-gradc Dclaine
sheep
J.. W. Croascr, T.. a. Clark and f. W.
Hooper were i'm Temple. Clare county.
Friday and Saturday of last week. i'm
speeding some timber land owned bv Mr.
Creaser,
Miss Francis Balm went toNorth Star
Thursday TO visit her parents for a week
she Will then go 20 Winter Inn, Florida,
where she has accepted position at the
Winter Inn hotel.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold bazaar and
supper in the church parlors, Friday.
November rs. Don't forget 10 see the
Ladies Home Journal booth.
J. c Gallagher returned from Ann
Arbor Monday. where he has been for
the past eight months having his limbs
operated upon IN the University Hospital
IL will refuafu lf Ig+rr.. Ia, 1.
returning 20 Ann Arbor again
Herman Rabild chief butter maker
for the Central Michigan Produce Co..
received a handsome suit case Wcdncs-
day as prize awarded by the judges Of
the Michigan Dairymans Association.
as one OF the best butter makers in the
state.
The first sale OF reserved seats for the
LyCeum course begins at O'Clock local
tomorrow Saturday morning at
Sharrar Season tickets may still
be obtained of the canvasscrs. and
are also on sale at Sharrar's, Rhodes and