Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-03
CH1Ome and
E Vicinity

Miss Grace Pulfrey spent the day Mon
day in Ithaca.
Bert Hayes transacted business in Vest.
aburg Monday.
J. 7. Swigart made business trip to
Ithaca Monday.
Mrs. T.. Baker, of Riverdale, spent the
day Saturday in town
Elaine and Marion Losey visited in
Riverdale over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Wynne was home from
North Star over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Wooster spent Sunday
at her home in Owosso.
Parke Watkins, of Ithaca, called on
Alma friends Saturday
DIR. and Mrs J. II. Lancashire were in
Detroit the first of the week.
+. A. Bartrem, of Ithaca, transacted
business i'll the city Saturday.
Commissioner Pike, of Ithaca, was in
the city Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Boardman spent
Sunday with friends in Edmore.
o. Mack and family entertained Mrs
l.. Mills, of Ashley, over Sunday.
Chas. Lindsey was home over Sunday
from Summit, where he is working.
Oscar Wolfe, of Bethany, transacted
business i'll Detroit the first of the week.
Mrs. J. Bigelow, of Shepherd, visited
Miss Pearl May last Saturday and Sun
day.
Geo. Winget Jr., of Ithaca, spent the
day Saturday with his aunt, Mrs. +. r.
Griffith
new story, "Scruples," by Thomas
Cobb is commenced in this issue of the
RECORD.
The Alma Art Club will meet with Mrs.
w. II. Sanderson next Wednesday after
noon at 2:3o o'clock.
Mrs. Harry Clark, of Ithaca, spent
last week in town with her husband who |
is employed in the city.
Miss Kate Wynne came home Friday
from Sickels, where she has been teach.
ing the fall term of school.
Mr.. and. Mrs l.. d. Becker went to
North Adams, Monday, to spend two or
three weeks with brother.
Mrs. w. W. Sigsby and sister, Miss
Althea Owens, of Ithaca, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Eand Mrs. J. II. Parrish.
The Misses Pauline Stark and Elizabeth
Ring, of Saginaw, visited Miss Betty
King the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and.Mrs. Robert Carpenter have
traded their Alma residence for farm
near Riverdale, where they are moving
this week.
Bear Skin Cloaking is the best and
most fashionable for the little tots You
can get.it in Cream and Colors at +. f.
Pollasky's.
About:forty of the young people of the
Christian Endeavor Society met with Miss
Mayme Hayes last Friday evening for
party. $
Mrs. James Waites left Saturday for her !
home in Hamburg.lafter paying two I
weeks visit at the home of c. NJ. Warner. a
Of Sumner township. 1
J. {. Lambertson and wife, who have
been spending the past month with their
nephew, II. A.ss..3ecker, and family, left
Friday for their home in Winona, Mime
'ota.
Miss Hazel Holiday came home Satur- Il
lay from ST. Ignace, where she has been ?
Intending. school, to spend two weeks y
With her. parents before entering the
'oung ladies' seminary at Monroe. ,
REV. A. J. FUNNEL exchanged pulpits |.
With Rev. r. NJ Williams, of Ithaca, :,
asst Sunday. Rev Williams was accom- !
'anied by his little daughter, Edith, and .
on, Erwin, who spent Sunday at the e
Tome of Prof. A. P.sCook
Mr.. Bliss Haskell, a native of this 3
own and pleasantly remembered here, i
gently. secured through Hapgoods, of !. =
cleveland, good position with the Gar =
ord Mfg. Co. of that city. His many
-iends will beiglad to hear of his success :.
Edwin A. Clark, Clarence S. Clark and h
:. w. Hooper intend to cut 100 acres of 81
mber on the farms of1Michael Millett, u
AVE Mclaughlin and Maurice Mallory, 81
u north of Elwell. 1t will al he hauled 10
nd decked at Elwell station. "
The st. Agnes Guild gave Hallowe EN-
lrprise partyson Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Swart-
out Tuesday night. The party was wi
-essed in ghostly.attir and each carried bo
pumpkin Jack: o'lantern. Light re- fol
served and all had fine Dc
me. me
Convis & Convis have an advertisement
! the back page concerning a special
lie of New Home sewing machines that
ey would like TO have you read this
eek. The sale lasts from November 9Th