Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-06-09

/ Drives
Mrs. /. 5. Fink went to Pinckney,
Monday, to spend several weeks with a
sister.
Miss Clara Huffman, of St. Louis
visited the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. Raycraft.
II is reported to the RECORD Office that
Mr.. VIM. Woodland played an excellent
game of billiards Wednesday night.
II. l.. Spalding is attending a meeting
of the Michigan and Indiana Retail Coal
Dealers Association at Jackson this week.
Carl Walker, Mrs. ii. n. Stoddard, Mrs.
+. l.. Convis and Walter Hayt sang at the
funeral of Mrs. Dudley Mcpherson last
Monday afternoon.
ii. w. Zimmerman leaves today for his
home in Omaha, Neb., on two week S
vacation. Mrs. Zimmerman is there now
and they will return together.
Mrs. Chas. Jennings, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Rogers, the last three months, left last
Friday for her home i'll Grand Rapids.
Mrs. w. A. Smith, of Nashville, came
Monday to visit her daughter, Miss Elsie,
at the Santarium, who was one of the
graduates of the Alma Training School
for Nurses.
o. NJ. Everden, of the St. Louis Re
publican who has been very low for the
past six weeks, was taken much worse
last week and has failed rapidly since
He was unconscious Wednesday.
Dr. A. Herrick and family, of Bay City,
were the guests of DIR. Kelly and family
from Saturday until Monday. Mrs.
Herrick and Mrs. Kelly are cousins
They made the trip in an automobile.
Dr. w. Kelly and wife, S. w. Tinker
and wife, J. S. Caple and wife, n. J.
Mccullough and wife, l.. II. Hayt and
DR. y. +. McClinton expect to attend the
Knight Templar conclave at Detroit next
week from the 18th to the 18th.
Miss Bertha Singer has resigned her
| position as Superintendent of Nurses at
the Sanitarium and left for her home
near Chicago. She expects TO re-enter
medical school in Chicago. Miss l. G..
Chapman is the Acting Superintendent OF
Nurses for the present.
Howard Richardson, Of the shipping
department of the Alma Manufacturing
Co.. left for Saginaw last Saturday night
and was married Wednesday evening to
Miss Knowlton Mr. Richardson expects
t. return with his bride about July T. and
they win reside in a flat in the Naples
Mrs Florence Hayward Spiulcy
soprano. and Miss Agnes Audrus. pianist,
at the eighteenth annual concert of the
school music of Alma College, next
Tuesday evening al eight O'Clock college
chapel "1Is Florence Hayward Spit
iey is as bcwitchiug little woman %,
ever smiled at a Richmond audience from
over the foot lights of thc Academy stage
Her smile and voice are something to
remember, and She Is as fetching and
winning bit of fcminrity as one would
care to see. Richmond. Va. Times
Dispatch.
The funeral of Edgar Omens, who died
last weekThursday morning, OF tuber-
culosis, was held f.om the Episcopal
church Saturday morning, and interment
was made in Ferris Center cemetery.
Mr.. Omens was baptized by Rev. {. l..
Ramsey at the home in the Pollasky bloc k
about three weeks before his death. He
was i'll Colorado last fall for his health
but failed to derive any benefit arom the
trip. He leaves wife and one son twelve
years old, and was member of the
Modern Woodmen carrying a policy for
g 900 The funeral services were con-
Quoted by his lodge who have been very
kind to him during his sickness i'll caring
for him.