Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-06-30

o. Chas Chapman, of Ithaca, spent
Sunday at the Alma Sanitarium with his
sister
Rex Button was the guest of Ashley
friends over Sunday and the first OF the
week
Miss Elsie Boyer went to St. Johns
Saturday to spend a few weeks with
friends
Bart Miller and little daughter left
Monday for visit with relatives IN Grand
Rapids
Miss Bessie Kellogg was home over
Sunday from Elba Center, where she is
teaching.
Mrs. w. O. Mason, of Merrill, was the
guest of J. w. Robinson and family
Saturday.
I'd Clark went to Harrison, Saturday,
TO inspect land near there with a view OF
purchasing.
Mrs. Ben Mccullough left Saturday
for two weeks visit with her parents at
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. G.. w McCurdy called on her
daughter Mrs. Frank Goodspced. IN 81.
LOUIS, Saturday.
Miss Helen > Woodrow spent the
4hlitI par OF ltHl Ntth anu ut ~ Dl tAll7 III
saginaw with friends.
Miss Marian Samaine, of Banuistcr
was the guest 81 Mrs Clint Nelson and
family Friday and Saturday.
Miss Ruby Kemcn. of Ithaca. visited
her grandmother, Mrs. ID. Wilkinson,
the latter part of last week.
Gene Paddock returned Monday to
Detroit after a week visit with his
mother and other relatives.
Misses lilly and Agnes Quinlan enter
tanned their mother Mrs. Vim. Quinlan,
of Mt Pleasant, over Sunday
Mrs. Scallan, of Edmore, spent Sunday
in the city with her son, Harry Spendlove
and Mr. and Mrs. Bart Miller.
All trimmed hats at half prices COM
nemcing today until the entire stock IS
reduced. Mrs. II. NJ. Durham.
Miss Imogene Smith returned Saturday
to her home at Riverdale, after a few
weeks visit with Mrs o. I. Lau.
Mrs Keuh of Coleman, who had been
a visitor at the home of her sister. Mrs. J
Alverson, returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs w. W. Ferris attended a
. birthday surprise on Mr.. Ferris' brother
Henry Ferris, Of Sumner, Monday.
!. : Jas Kress Jr., and John Durham went
TO Petoskey, Monday where they have
positions for the summer in the Arlington
Hotel.
DR.. a. b. Spinney will be at Wrigh
House, Wednesday, July 5th, from 10 {
p. m. See advertisement in anothe
column Ig-t
Rex Button spent the last of last weel
and the first OF This with friends OH a farm
, near Pompeii. A Mr. Rimes who formerl,
lived in Alma
. Mrs. w G.. Myers who has been visit
p ing her sisters, Mcsdamcs II. G. Beckc
and J. 4. Brown, for q few days, returned
home Saturday.
Edwin A. Clark and Clarence $. Clarl
have each bought section of land u
Glare county, with the intention oi using
the same for pasture.
Miss Mamie Woodward. of ElWell
spent last week with D. $ Hamp an,
b family She WAS accompanied home
. Saturday by her nephew lehlai Hanp
Charles Lindsey. vino is employed a.
foreman, of au extra gang oi men ou the
Ann Arhor railroad. now stationed near
Clare spent Sunday with his family
Prof and MIS-. A. j.. Cook and Mrs
Cook sister, Mrs Kirby Of Columbus
OHIO vino is visiting her. spent Monday
with Rev E Long and family OF
Ithaca.
Mr. and alrs h. D Marquette, of Wes
Richhcld, Ohio left Saturday for HON,
after "a short visit with Mrs Z. a &c,
and other fricnCs near the city.
"Christs Condemnations of Display
will be the sunday morning subject al
, the Baptist church Evening subject
The True Attitude of Christians Toward
Personal Wealth.
, 4 gentleman by the name of H. ID
Lucia, from Saginaw, was here MOnda,
and rented the Hooper building opposite
the Record Office for the purpose O
putting in first class fruit, confectioner'
and tobacco store, which will be opcne,
this week.
The Alma Manufacturing Co. are max
, Ing many changes and extensive improve
mcnts i'm their factory Increase,
business has neccssitated moving tn
machine shop to larger quarters in tn
east wing and much new machinery
I; being added.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Smith leave today T.
make their future home in Grand Ledge
\ They take with them the best wishes of
host of Alma friends. Their son
Maurice Johnson, will remain here as
r valued employee with the Alma Manu-
y featuring Co.
= Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. Convis and Mrs
lanes g. Kress attended the "home
n coming" of the Browns at Ithaca
i Wednesday evening. There are twenty
< three now and five more are expecte'
II next week. They live in tent back o
/ G. NJ. Browns and are having joll.
time.