Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-03-31

III louia Monday.
Paul Barnes entertained Mr.. Schwartz,
of Elwell, Monday.
Mrs ID. G. Elliot spent Sund ay with
her parents in Ithaca.
Mrs Francis Hall, of Elwell, called OH
Alma friends Monday.
l.. J. Fowler, of Lansing was in the city
from Friday to Monday.
Frank Munson, of Ithaca, was in the
city Monday OIL business.
Good seed buckwheat for sale at Alma
Roller Mills, Csc per bushel.
T. Koliar, OF Stanton, was the guest of
Eta Thompson over Sunday,
J. X. McCarty, daughter Lola, and son,
Russell were i'll Elwell Monday.
J. X. lockwood is spending the week
with friends in Grand Rapids.
DIR. Bruske exchanged pulpits with Rev
Jaques, of Detroit, last Sunday
Roy Taylor went to Clare, Saturday, to
pay an extended visit TO a sister.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Copp of Ithaca,
called on old Alma friends Monday.
Miss Myrtle Mosher entertained Miss
Nina Hudson, of Riverdale, Friday
Mrs c. b. Mason was called to Parma,
Saturday by the death OF her grandfather.
The teachers and pupils of Alma public
schools are enjoying weeks vacation.
Mrs. Eva Welsh visited her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Delling, of Ithaca over Sunday.
Miss Pearl Hamp visited her grand
parents i'll Elwell Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. (. B. Johnson left Monday for
Lima, Ohio, to spend two weeks with
sister.
Mrs. O. G.. futile, of Ithaca was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Stevens
Monday.
Miss Addie Anderson is spending her
weeks vacation with her parents at
Fremont, Ohio.
Mrs Edward Hannah went to Detroit
Monday to spend a week or ten days with
her sister-in-law
J. B. Tucker and family entertained
Mrs. fuckers brother, VIM. Heron, Of
Ithaca, Monday.
The appearance OF whizz wagons and
bicycles on the streets is another good
indication of spring.
Mrs. Mae Fuller left Saturday for
South Bend, Indiana, TO visit relatives
this week
Miss Ida Under went to ST. Louis,
NJ OIL lay, where She is attending school
this week.
Mrs. J. Brewer joined her husband in
Ionia, Wednesday, where he has posi-
ton IN a tailor shop.
Mrs Geo. Bates and Miss Minnie
Cheeseman made shopping expedition
to Saginaw Monday
Lawrence HYDE went to ST Louis,
Monday to take home little cousin who
had been visiting him.
Miss Jessie Losford, of Edmore, visited
the Misses Francis and Blanch Cooper
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bright entertained
his brother, NJ J. Bright and wife of
Toledo, over Sunday.
Fred Jones and family left the first of
the week for Tasso, Tenn, where they
have purchased a farm.
Alma College closed Friday for a ten
days vacation which most of the students
are spending at their homes
Horace Coleman of Ithaca, spent sun
day in town, leaving Monday for Bedding
where he transacted business.
Mrs. Harry Tubbs returned to her
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visit with her sister, Mrs. Otto Hawley.
Mrs. A. Fuller, of Langsburg visited
Mrs. VI J. Martin and other Alma friends
the latter part of last week and part of
this
Miss Grace Scott who has been teach
ing near town, went to Ithaca Saturday
to spend the spring vacation with her
parents.
Don't forget that the Alma Steam
Laundry will clean Your lace curtains
and carpets, and do it right. at very
reasonable cost
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Caywood returned
Monday from Stanton, where he had
been conducting quarterly meetings at
the Free Methodist church.
Mrs. W H. Johnson and daughter, of
Ithaca, returned home Tuesday after
spending a few days with Mrs. Johnson 5
sister, Mrs A. H. Olmstead.
The road grader made a big improve
ment in the appearance of Superior street
the fore part of the week. The accumu-
lations of winter make a big muSs.
Mrs X Champion, who had been here
caring for her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
MCINTYRE the past four weeks, returned
NJ J. McPhee is nicely located i'll his
new quarters first door north OF the
= Wright House and invites the attention
of all to his adv. in another column OF
this paper
Mrs c. l.. Chadwick and daughter
left Wednesday for their home i'll Cadillac
where MIR. Chadwick recently accepted
position as billing clerk for the Ann
: Arbor railroad.
The firm of Wheaton x Soule, manu-
E facturers of cement blocks, have dissolved
r since Mr. Soule's connection with tn,
hardware business. and Mr.. Wheaton viii
= continue the business alone.
D Chas. Lindsay. wife and little daughte
a were in Durand Monday making arrange
r ments for the organization of an eXtr
gang of about thirty-hve men To commence
d.. repairs an the Ann Arbor railroad tn
i first of April.
!, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones left Monda'
/, for Cleveland, Tenn, where they expec
:. to make their future home i'll the hop
: that a milder climate may prove bene
fetal 10 Mr. Jones who has been a suifere