Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-04-14
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w. H. Gleason, of Ithaca, was bust
ness caller in Alma Monday.
John Forquer of ST. Lonis, was the
guest of his SON Burde;te Saturday
A. ID. Clark, of North Star spent
Saturday in the city with James G.. kress.
Mrs. {. 4. Eastlick went to St. Louis
Monday TO spend a few days with friends.
Ray Allen left for Grand Ledge Monday
where he will spend a week with an uncle.
Mrs. W. II. Johnson, of Ithaca, was
the guest OF Mrs. A. II. Olmstead Satur-
day.
Frank Howe left for Edmore Monday,
where he will spend few days on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Mary Vredenburg left for Pewamo
Saturday to spend some time with her
sister
Mrs. Fred Cowels of Ithaca was i'll the
city Saturday the guest OF Mrs Fred
Harvey.
VIM Kipp left for oxford Saturday
where he will spend few days with his
brother.
Calvin Moore left Saturday for Park
Lake, where he will visit friends for
few days.
Mrs Bertha Wheeler was called TO Lake
George Saturday to attend the mineral OF
a friends.
Mrs. 5. w. Tinker and little daughter,
spent Friday and Saturday III Saginaw
with relatives.
Carl Smith went to Harrietta Saturday
who he will spend couple OF week 5
with relatives.
II. w. Springer who is employed al
Grand Rapids spent Sunday III the city
with his family
Mrs Frank Bateman, of Bay City, re-
turned home Monday after week ; stay
at the Sanitarium.
$ VI. Sykes and brother Max Sykes, of
Newark township, spent Sunday with
relatives at Bay City.
VIM Rolf went to Rosebush Saturday
TO conduct the services III the Presby
terrain church Sunday.
Miss Ethylne Harwood, of St Lonis
Is IN the city this week the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. II. Bradner.
Rev. Geo. (. Hungerford, Of Racy,
returned home Saturday, after a short
visit i'll the city with friends.
Mrs H. Packer and daughter Mrs
y 7. Smith, of Ithaca, were the guests
OF Mrs. J. B. Tucker and family over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clymer, who have
been making short stay with Nathan
Nevins and family, left for Clifford Friday
morning.
Mrs. Francis King left for Rochester,
New York, Friday morning where she
will spend some time with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey, of Leverng who
has been spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Utley returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. l.. y. Smith who has been spend
ing the past two months in the city with
her son, NJ. Lewis, left for her home in
Morrice Monday.
Mrs. Steven Hudnutt and son, of Mt.
Pleasant. returned home Saturday, after
a short visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Francisco.
Mrs. VIM. Fatty who was called here
TO attend the funeral OF her father.
Andrew Fatty returned TO her home in
Six Lakes, Monday morning
Mrs. T.. A. Convis. who has been spend
ing week i'll the city with Mrs. J.. II.
Hayt and Mrs. /. l.. Convis, returned 10
her home III Henderson, Saturday
Mrs. Mary Tuner, who was called here
to attend the funeral OF her nephew, Ray
Griffin, OF Emerson township, returned to
her home Ill Mt Pleasant Saturday.
Mrs. +. NJ Weiss, who is employed as
bookkeeper at the Sani'ariun, went to
Detroit Saturday morning to spend a
week vacation with Mrs. J. Zerga
Joe Frankhauser OF Shepherd, who
spent Sunday III the city with Frank
Sparks left for Nestaburg Monday where
he will visit relatives for a short time.
Chas Wolfe who has been taking medi-
cal treatment at the Sanitarium for the
past three months, returned TO his home
in Gorlzalef, Tex, Friday, much improved
in health.
Mrs. w. Marvin and little son, Claude. /
returned to their home in Maple Ridge
Friday after spending week with her
husband who IS taking treatment at
Brainerds Hospital.
Mrs. A. l.. Crooper, who has been
spending some time in the city with her
sisters, Miss Minnie Brown and Mrs. NJ
J.. thompson, returned to her home in
Gaines Saturday
JCAt'A AN"koif lNlN lOI NldIlOl
Saturday where she will join her husband.
who has been there for the past three
weeks. They expect to make that place
their future home
Mrs. J. {. Fuller who was elected
delegate by the Royal Neighbors of
America left for Lansing Monday morn.
ing where they will hold their by-annual
state meeting this week.
Miss Clara Singer, of Chicago who has
been spending some time in the CITY with
her sister, Miss Bertha Singer who is
employed as superintendent at the SAM
tariuIn, returned home Monday.
Miss Bessie Kellogg who has been
spending the past week in the CITY with
her parents, left for Elba Center Satur-
day, where she will be employed as
teacher for the spring term of school.
Blow Ia the Back.
An overcoat Is a necessary nuisance