Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-03-17
1H1 ONE and
@aiD Vicinity
There was man In Michigan
Who used 10 wish, aud MICHIGAN,
That spring would come
So he could bone
And 20 away aud hchigan.

And 20 away aud hchigan.
Mrs. Irene Decker spent Saturday in
St. Louis.
Mrs r. Bayes spent Sunday in Sheph-
erd with friends.
Rev. G. L. Ramsey visited Saturday
with St. Louis friends.
Mrs. Charlie Ainsley spent Saturday
with friends at Durand.
Dan Smith was the guest OF his parents
at Riverdale Tuesday
Mrs. NJ. T.. Fredenburg spent Tuesday
with friends at Bannister.
DR. A. +. Bruske was in Battle Greek
and Marshall over Sunday.
r. J. Clark spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day in Lansing on business.
T.. Doane and little daughter, Helen,
spent Saturday i'll Saginaw.
IL. c. Worden, of near St. Louis, was
in Alma on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Baker spent Sun
day with friends i'll St. Louis.
Mrs. T. J. Gaffney visited friends in
Stanton the fore part of the week.
\. Herrick, of St. Louis, spent Tues
day liz the city transacting business.
Miss Hannah Mey spent Saturday in
St. Louis with her brother, Otto Mey.
Mrs. ]. w. S. Opdyke went to Farwell
Saturday to spend few days with friends.
Miss Ruth Mccall, of Breckenridge,
was the guest of Mrs. J. A. Allen Friday.
Samuel Kinney and wife, of St. Johns,
visited Sunday with / T.. Mills and family.
+. @. Cummings, of Carson City, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Don X. Ben
nett.
J. II. Jefferies, of Greenville visited his
niece, Mrs. T.. A. Ferguson, the fore part
of the week.
Mrs. Nora Slighter returned home from
Ithaca Saturday, where she has been
visiting friends.
l. T.. Mills was in North Star the fore
part of the week making arrangements
for leasing his farm.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Smith, of Ithaca,
spent Friday and Saturday in town with
their son, Ray Smith.
Mrs. b. NJ Morrison and daughter
spent the latter part of last week with
friends i'll Forest Hill.
Miss Bessie Packard, who has been
visiting friends i'll town returned to her
home i'll Lake George Friday.
Mrs A. p. Doyle, who has been spend
ing some time with relatives at Marcy,
y. Y, returned home Saturday.
Mrs l. G. Moody and Mrs. y. b. Udell
went TO Shepherd Tuesday, where they
will spend few days with friends.
H. Emery went to Wheeler Wednesday
morning, where he will spend some time
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs \. Emery.
Mrs. r. B. Haitian and son, David, OF
North Star, returned home Tuesday after
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. 7. J.
Clark.
Mrs. l.. p. Cliffe returned to her home
in Toronto, Canada, Friday after week 5
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
H. Udell.
Richard Bamber, who has been employ.
ed as a machinest at the Alma Mfg, Co.,
returned to his home i'll Mt. Pleasant
Monday.
Miss Nora Bridges, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks with w. \. Smith
and family returned to her home in St
Louis Saturday
Leroy Whitman returned TO his home
i'll Ionia Tuesday, after a short stay with
his sister Mrs Edward Andrews, who
has been very i'll.
Miss Eva Turril, who is spending some
time with friends i'll the city, went &c
Elwell Friday, where she will visit rela
tives for a few days.
Mrs. Elvira Steadman left Tuesday foi
her home in Ashley, after two month Z:
stay with her mother, Mrs. Julia Mills,
who has. been very i'll.
Mrs Phoebe Epson, who has been seri
ously i'll at the home of /. f. Mills, Ia.
recovered sufficiently so that She returned
TO her home i'll Mishawaka, Ind, las
Saturday.
Rev Wilbur Wilson, of Ruthford y
| J.. who has been the guest Of his mother
Mrs. Laura Nelson, returned home Fri
day lie was accompanied by his sister
Miss Edwina.
taking treatment at Brainerd's Hospita
for the past two weeks left Tuesday 70
Mt Pleasant, where she will spend som
time with her parents.
Arthur Shaw, of Vernon, was here tn
latter part of last week and assisted Mr.
Bartlett in getting about 500 sheep OH tn
Buffalo market from a. W. Wright
farms. They were shipped last Friday.
John Brewer, of Saginaw spent sun
day in town with his family. Mr. Brewe
wishes TO contradict the statement bein
circulated that he has skipped town
He is i'll the employ of w II. LagatreC
tailor.
Owing to the crowded condition of tn
columns of the RECORD last week, I'll
College and school notes and other i'll
portant matter had to be omitted after
was in type. This was regrettable, an
we shall try and avoid a repetition.
The Alma Steam Laundry has pu
chased one of the latest improved curIai
stretcher and drier on the market and
now prepared to handle that class
work with more satisfaction than eve
Prices reasonable.
Mrs. John Frisch and son, Martin, lie
for Chicago Tuesday, where they wi
join Mr.. Frisch who went there SON
time ago to fill position as chef in III
Luzerne Hotel. Mr.. Frisch was formerl
employed at the Sanitarium.
A subscriber wrote TO an editor an
asked to know what the weather foreca
for the month of April was and the editC
answered that il was like his accoun