Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-09-29

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Miss Nellie Sheler, of Bannister, is the
guest of her brother, Ed Sheler, and
family.
Mrs. Blakeslee and Mrs. Coyle, of MI.
Pleasant, called on Mrs. John Church
Tuesday.
W. J. Padelford is home from Mar
inette, Wisconsin, for short visit with
his parents
VIM. DAWSON, of Harbor Springs,
came Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs. w.
w. ,Babcock
Have your coal bin filled now with the
celebrated st. Charles coal sold by A. c.
Thornton & Son.
Miss Jessie Tucker entertained her
cousin. Miss Mae Heron, of Ithaca,
few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Enmer moved Sat
urday to Flushing, where they will make
their home i'll future.
Mrs. w. J. Myers returned home Mon,
day after spending few days with her
sister Mrs. II. c. Becker
Mrs. Joseph Osworth, of St. Louis,
visited Monday and Tuesday with her
niece, Miss Maud Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Shaver were WIS.,
itors of Geo Sheldon and wife, of Elsie
the fore part of the week
Mrs. Kate Bayes, of Shepherd, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Emma Gilman, returned home Monday.
L. Church and daughter Mrs.
Clark, went II Clareuce, Monday. to pay
a short visit to his grandson, Roy Church.
Mrs T. r. Loveland received visit
the latter part of last week from her
sister-in-law, Mrs. F.. X. Elliott, of Ed
more
Mrs. Davies returned from Detroit the
first of the week and has a fine line of
hats coming. Ladies be sure and see
r them
Mrs. +. ID. Burch, of Saginaw spent the
, day Tuesday with Mrs. Jake Kernen and
went from here to Ithaca to visit other
friends.
e Mr.. and Mrs Fred Moore went to Ban
4 mister, Saturday to visit her parents
until they decide upod their future place
Of residence.
a w. 5. Wright and wife spent Sunday
in Saginaw. Mr.. Wright returned home
e Monday morning, leaving her for more
q extended visit.
. Miss Lillian Ross, of Howard City,
. spent Friday night with friends i'll town
I enroute to Beaverton to spend short
vacation with her mother
! Mrs. c. NJ. Taylor, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Vim. Kipp, and little
son, attended the funeral of her grand
father, Samuel Warner, Monday.
! Mrs. H. c. Purvis went to Woodlands,
, Monday, to attend the wedding of a
niece and visit other relatives there and
az Ionia She will be absent about ten
dys
, G.. w. Cronkitc, who has been SPEND
ing few weeks with his mother. Mrs.
c lila Cronkite, left Monday for Toront,1
Canada, where he is student at Il e
Ontario Veterinary College.
Mrs. Julia A. tombstone, of Milwaukee,
who has been for two months the guest
of Mrs. Elizabeth Rowland, is spending
this week with friends i'll St. Johns an /
will go from that city to her home.
Miss Mar, aret Nevills, CT Chicago,
: visited her aunt, Mrs. ). +. Anderson
last week an returned home Saturday,
acc ompanied by her sister. Miss Doris
Nevills, who had been here several weeks.
/, Mrs. Eva Grimm entertained her uncle
= and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Walters, of To-
ledc, few days this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walters were on their way home
:, from Beulah, where they had been spend
ing the summer.
y A. w. Brock received an order this
week from his agent in Hurley Wis,
for twelve more OF his celebrated Acme
! Heating Drums, aud he is now getting
!, the shipment rei,y. Mr.. Brock sold
: forty of his drums in that city last year
V. III. Clawson of 5. 1. Earrison's store
e had business in Grand Rapids, Tuesday
e He has received word from his father, S
II NJ. Clawson, of Berrien county, that Inc
,e has Just received silver medal on an
Is exhibit OF appl.s at the Worlds Fair a
St. Louis.