Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13
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You can rely on Davies goods and
prices.
S. l. Harrison spent the day Monday
in ST. Louis.
Miss Susie HAYES spent Sunday at her
home at Elm Hall
Fred Bushy spent Saturday and Sunday
at his home in Clare
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Ely spent the day
Monday in ST. Louis
Mrs. Cora Wineland visited friends IN
Breckenridge, Monday.
Miss Myrtle Hagerman was home to
Carson City over Sunday.
Apprentice girl wanted at once at Mrs.
II. NJ. Dunham's millinery. 35-t2
Mrs. Peter Story entertained Miss Ruby
Slater, Of Riverdale, Friday.
Mrs. John Wright visited relatives in
Mt. Pleasant Sunday and Monday.
Get the genuine old fashioned buck
wheat flour from Alma Roller Mills.
R.P. Lee was in Saginaw and Chicago,
the fore part of the week on business
Miss Mabel Strong spent Saturday and
Sunday with her father at Riverdale.
Mrs. Jennie Watson, of Frankfort was
a guest of Mrs. Ada Price over Sunday.
Save a little money OH your collars,
Belts etc by buying at the Variety Store.
Dr. J. II. Lancashire was in Grand
Rapids Monday and Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Ed DeYoung and two children
visited her parents at Elm Hall over sun
day
Orlando Heerwagen instructor of violin
at Alma College every Tuesday from 9 a.
m to p. III. 34t4
Mr.. aad Mrs J p Taft OF Mt. Pleas
ant, were guests of their son, Bert Taft,
over Sunday.
Nathan Smith left Friday for Paulding,
Ohio where he expects to make his
home hereafter
a {. Thornton < Son have good
supply of hard and soft coal and coke,
also dry hard wood
Mrs. Ada Price left Monday for Ious-
ton, Texas, where she will spend the
winter in l.. O. r. NJ NJ work.
Mrs Stanton Oakley, of New Haven,
visited her sister Mrs Amos Bodine, and
family last week and over Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Pearsley, of Vestaburg,
visited at the home Of her sister Mrs.
Clarence Taylor, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Kanouse, of Ypsilani, who had
been the guest of Mrs Frank Glow for a
week. left Saturday morning for further
visit in Elsie
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Tomlin received
visit from their neice, Mrs Louis
TIorsington, OF Milan, the latter part Of
last week and first of this
Mr. and Mrs. Frsnk Cross moved here
the first of the week from Wheeler Mr.
Cross will be employed in the sugar
factory during the winter
Dr. A. f. bruske preached in the Con
gregational church at Merrill last Sunday
morning, and m the Presbyterian church
in that city in the evening.
Mrs. II. Osmun and daughter. Nlr4.
skinner OF I.akeview visited Mrs. A.
Davids, Monday. enroute to Ann Arbor
to spend some time with relatives.
Mrs. Lyle Evans left Yesterday to join
her husband WHO commenced work last
week as stenographer and bookkeeper for
the American Express Company, in Chi
caso
Mrs. II Finley and daughter. Miss
Edith of Fort Thomas. Kentucky left
Monday for home after a weeks visit at
the home of their daughter and sister,
Mrs Harry Abbott
Mrs Nathan Hawley and Mrs. Mary
Champion, of Jackson, were the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Francis Hawley over
Sunday and left Monday for a further
visit with relatives at Shepherd
Mr. and Mrs l.. A. Hackett were cal
led here from Wheeler. Sunday, 10y the
serious illness of their daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Hackett who has been having
an attack of asthma. They returned
home Tuesday, leaving Mrs. Hackett
much improved.