Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

DIR. a. +. Bruske made business trip
to Bay City Saturday,
Attorney John T. Mathews, of Ithaca,
was i'll the city Tuesday
Miss May Fogleson, of ST. Louis was i'll
town Monday on business.
Mrs. Mary Smith left Tuesday for a
few days visit i'll Mt. Pleasant.
Jas. G.. Kress was in Elwell and Mt
Pleasant on business Tuesday.
John Forquer, of St. Louis, was the
guest of his son, Burdette, Tuesday.
Mrs. b. l.. Kennedy went to Brecken-
ridge Tuesday to visit friends few days
Mrs. A. J. Fishbeck and son George,
spent the day Tuesday with friends i'll
St. Louis.
Miss Fannie Sharrar, of Ithaca, was
the guest of her brother, Geo. r. Sharrar
Monday.
Miss Hattie Robinson left for Ithaca
Monday, where she will visit friends for
some time.
Mrs. Carl Shelf left Tuesday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Philip Lanshaw, for a
few days.
Remember that S. II. Epler is selling
the best Michigan white ash coal for
=. 50 ton.
Miss G.. Whitney, who is attending
school here, visited her parents in Merrill
over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs +. DeYoung, of Traverse
City, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
w Ferris over Sunday.
Miss Fora Barnes returned to her home
in Ithaca after short visit with her
sister, Mrs. ID. {. Elliot
Bert Taft and wife returned to their
home in Millbrook, after a weeks visit
with their son, Bert Taft Jr.
Roy McGrath has finished teaching the
seventeen weeks term of school in Ashley
and returned home Saturday.
Miss Jessie Tucker resumed her duties
as clerk at the Lee Mercantile Cos. store
after an illness of three weeks.
{. A. Zagelmicr returned to his home
in Hastings after a few days visit with
his sister, Miss Grace Zagelmier.
Mrs. b. Murphy and Mrs. Annie Hayes,
of Ashley. were the guest OF Mrs.
| Murpv's uncle the first of the week.
W. O. Mills and wife returned TO their
Mr. Mills mother, who is very i'll.
Mrs. Kate Bayes returned to her home
in Shepherd Saturday, after week ;
visit with her son, Richard Bayes.
Mrs. Mary Packard, of Forest Hill,
arrived in town Tuesday morning TO take
care of Mrs. Frank Ray who is very i'll.
Mrs. May Rich and children returned
10 their home i'll Coleman Monday after
few mouths visit with friends i'll the
city.
Mrs. W 7. Davies. OF ST. Johns
arrived i'll town Monday and will be the
guest Of her son, W. T. Davies for few
weeks.
We will publish in the near future some
articles written 10y our old friend, O. X
Robertson, who is now located in Hcaly,
Kansas.
l.. {. Hcyboer has severed his connec-
ton with the Star Clothing Parlors and
returned TO his home in Grand Rapids
Tuesday
Estella Holmes left for LaPort, Ind.
Monday TO continue medical treatment
under Or Thompson, formerly of the
Sanitarum.
Mrs {. Elliot returned to her home in
Ithaca Monday morning, after a few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Conklin.
Mrs. Geo. Waterman, of Mt Pleasant,
returned TO her home Tuesday after
having finished course in China paint
ing at the College
Mrs T. T. Borden and Mrs f. German
of Memphis, Tenn, arrived i'll the city
! Tuesday and will take medical treatment
at the Santarium.
Mrs Henry Cook, of Emerson. went
TO Riverdale Tuesday, for a short visit
with relatives there, after a week 5 visit
with her brother. Z. $ Story
Miss Lena Ravens returned 10 Mt
Pleasant Monday where she is attending
school, after a short visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Ravens.
Mrs. T.. G. Cowell returned Monday
morning TO Butterworth Hospital at
Grand Rapids to resume her duties as a
dietitian, after a short rest at the SAM
tarium
Mr. and Mrs {. H. Taylor and son and
daughter Earl and Alta, and Miss Jennie
Fowler went TO Elwell Monday morning
to attend the funeral of their nephew,
Burdette Follick
The little box on the counter in the
postofficc marked "REcoRD ITEM Box
has probably been overlooked by many,
and the purpose for which it is intended
not known, until last week when we
called attention 10 the fact through the
RECORD, and now we get many items of
interest from it every day
Oscar Jackson, former Big Rapids
young man, who began his career as a
printer, i'll this Office, was married Tues
day to Miss Susie l.. Powell at her home
at st. Johns. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson will
reside in Lansing, whore tile former is
employed III job printing Office. The
many local friends of Mr. Jackson join in
best wishes. Big Rapids Herald. lacks"
friends in Alma will also be pleased TO
learn that he is married and also of his
whereabouts.