Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13

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Mrs {. II. Washburn went to Ashley,
Friday to pay two weeks visit to her
parents.
You get your moneys worth always at
the Variety Store. Try the Variety Store
on Shoes.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w Brown went to
Ithaca, Tuesday, to visit relatives for
few days
Rev. c l.. Ramsey, attended CON
vocation Of Episcopal rectors at St. Johns
this week
Mr. and Mrs Henry Hill, Of Flint,
visited their daughter, Mrs. A. II. Soule,
over Sunday.
Mrs H. {. Purvis arrived home Friday
from ten days visit to relatives at Wood
land and Ionia
Have your coal bin filled now with the
celebrated ST. Charles coal sold by A. {.
Thornton * Son.
Fred Nermeulen was home over Sun
day from Big Rapids, where he is attend
ing the Ferris school.
Miss Bertha McI.aren was guest of
her sister, Mrs T.. J. Alverson, of Ithaca,
the latter part of last week
Mrs A. Brink and daughter, Gladys,
spent Sunday III Edmore with the for.
mer's mother and other relatives
Mrs T. Timby left yesterday for
Kalamazoo as a delegate to the Michigan
State Federation of Woman Clubs.
Miss Florence Andrews entertained
Miss Hazel Hawkins, Of North Star, from
Wednesday until Friday of last week
Rev. A. J. Funnel and Rev. Jay Clizbe
went to Jackson, Tuesday, to the annual
Presbyterian Synod, held there this week.
Miss nellie Hobson Of Caro-, who had
been visiting friends at the College the
past two weeks, returned home Monday.
Miss Ida Chapman returned to her
duties at the Sanitarium, Monday, after
spending a week at her old home at Holt.
Mrs Vint Richards and children, Mer-
lin and Ruth, visited her parents, Rev.
and Mrs Flewelling, near Elwell, Sun
day
Rev George \. Hill of Rochester,
Indiana, "A graduate OF Alma College
is renewing old acquaintance in the
city this week.
Mrs John Lindower and little daughter
arrived home Monday from a three weeks
visit with relatives and friends at Jackson
and Ann Arbor
Arthur Rogers and family spent the
dav Sunday with Seymour Hustled and
family, of Arcadia, and A. A. Searles and
wife, OF Sumner
The Misses Hazel and Marcele Har-
rison, of ST Louis were guests of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs 5. l.
Harrison, Saturday.
Mrs Bert Canine and Mrs Frank
Easlick, of Gladwin, attended the funeral
of Sylvester Phinney Friday. Mrs. Canine
is a sister of Mrs. Phinney.
Nlack's restaurant, OH Prospect Street,
has closed for the present and Mr.. and
Mrs Mack have moved to their new
home on North Grant street
Sidney VanSize, Of Mt Pleasant, who
has been working here on the new Ann
Arbor stock yards. returned to his home
Monday, on account of sickness -
Mrs. H. w Hutton of Huttonsyille
West Virginia was the guest of Mrs
Ashley Price, Monday enroute hone
from an extended visit with relatives in
Breckenridge
r + Satterlee local manager OF the
/ Empire Produce Co.. was transferred
Monday to Durand to a similar position
His place here will be hlled by George
Weeks formerly of Ithaca.
Mrs. Emma Clark. who has been yis-
itor of her son. Charles Clark and family,
and other relatives in Alma and Sumner
for the past three months, left Monday
Tor her home in Youngstown, ohio.
Mrs. w 5 Turck. = G. NJ, and Mrs
VIM Howe. w NJ lef: Wednesday
/ morning for Grand Rapids, to attend the
Grand Chapter Of the Eastern Star
Lodge, held in that city this week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Ely. who have
been spending the past ten days with
, relatives and friends in town, went to
Bannister, Wednesday, for short visit
and leave to night for their home at
PetOskey.