Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-07-21
d. Treasler spent Sunday in Mt. Pleas

Monuhy.
ID. X. Mccurdy was in Forest Hill.
Saturday.
chas. Ainsley made a business trip to
St. Louis Saturday
w. II. and w. J. Padelford are working
i'll North Star this week.
Mrs. A. T.. Cary visited Sunday with
her mother in Shepherd.
Mrs. l.. Under and two daughters
visited i'll ST. Louis, Monday.
Rev. S. b. Porterfeld held quarterly
meetings at Wheeler, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL. Parrish entertained
Mrs. NJ. Owens, OF ithaca Friday.
DIR. J. H. Lancashire madt a business
trip to Detroit the first of the week
Al hats at cost until the entire stock is
closed out at Mrs. II. NJ. Dunhams
Mrs. 5. w. Case and Mrs. Eugene
Bennett visited in St. Louis Saturday.
+. NJ. Bailey, of Chicago, visited
Francis King and family over Sunday
Fred Rockwell, of Mt. Pleasant was
the guest of Frank Emmer over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Francis King and guest,
! +. NJ. Bailey, were in Saginaw Monday.
Mr. and Mrs A. +. Lau are spending
two weeks with her father in Riverdale
l.. w. Tanner is visiting his stepson,
Chauncey Clock in Marion, for a few
days.
Mrs. Lydia Omans left Monday for
Elwell for All extended visit with her
brother
Mrs. V. Wiser, of St. Louis, visited
her sister, Mrs. Erma Barber, Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Nella Stevens went to Detroit,
Friday, where she has position as
stenographer.
Lafayette Upthegrove, of Colburn, is
visiting his brother, Richard Upthegrove,
for short time.
Roy Crossett and Miss Elsie Rogers
were married in Ithaca, Saturday even
ing, by Rev J. c. Cook.
Mrs. H. +. Lewis and children left
Monday morning for Detroit to visit
relatives for several weeks.
Miss Maude Wilson returned Friday to
her home in oxford, after a ten days
visit with Mrs. Geo. Soper.
Mrs r. Scott left Friday for Vestaburg,
where she will visit With relatives and
friends until College opens.
Ray Stevens Ed Pettyjohn and
Walter Struble returned Tuesday from a
weeks camping at Rock Lake.
Mrs. G.. Vance LETT Friday for her home
in Woodstock, Canada. after a two week 5
visit with her son, Geo. Vance.
Mrs. c. Elliot, of Ithaca, came Wednes-
day of last week to care for her brother,
Floyd Conkln, who is quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Foot of Elm Hail.
returned home Friday, after a short visit
al Tic uOulC vi ANClSOll ullNiAOlis
DIR. Hugh Conklin received visit from
an old college friend, DIR. King, of Phila-
delphia, the latter part of last week
Mrs. T. Willard returned home Mon
day to Breckenridge, after a short visit
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. Pontine
Sylvester Merritt has returned to tn,
Soldiers Home in Grand Rapids, after &
three months visit with friends in the
city.
Misses Marian and Melba Spinney lief
Friday for Charlotte, where they will
visit relatives until school opens in Sep
TENDER
Mrs. +. w. Swift returned home tC
Detroit, Saturday, after a two weeks
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Dingwall.
G.. p. Blanchard left Monday foi
Drayton Plains to spend three weeks with
his son, Rev Blanchard, of Pontiac, who
is camping there.
II. 7. Vermeulen was home from Chi
cago over Sunday He left Monday
morning for Detroit and from there he
will 90 to Mullen, Idaho IN the interest
of the Alma Mining Co.
Mrs. Anna Scott, mother OF +. 6. Scot
left last Wednesday Tor an extended sta,
in Traverse City, with the hopes that the
severe attack of asthma from which sht
is suffering may be benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rogers, Of Wood
county, Ohio, visited her brother. +
Burkhead and wife from Thursday t'
Monday on their way TO Elwell for al
extended witt with her sister, Mrs. Brant
The new high school building at Shep
herd which was built last winter at
cost OF $40, 900 has been condemned OF
account of damage sustained during tn
recent wind and rain storms. One of tn
t. wallis is found to be displaced sixtee
: inches.