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

Davis Brothers were III BAY lily nuns
day for the day.
I w. Robinson and son, John, were III
Detroit Friday OH business
Nh. and Mrs. Fred Heschke and daugh-
ter. Etheline, of St. Louis spent SUNDAY
with b. NJ. Bradner and wife
Mrs. p. w. Adams and son. Robbie
spent few days the fore part.of the week
with friends in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. NJ. Burns and Mrs. {. A. Maxon'
of St. Louis, were the guests oil MIS- "
w. Moore, Friday of last week
Thus far we have had a modern, hust-
ling. up-to-date, twentieth century winter
with ali the latest Improvements.
Mrs. VIM. T. Davies returned to her
home in ST. Johns Monday after week
visit with her son, w. T. Davies.
Mrs. T.. r. Loveland was called 10
Grand Rapids, Thursday, by the illness
of her daughter, Mrs. l.. J. Adams
Miss Vera Flemming went to Shepherd
Tuesday, where she will be the guest Oh
her cousin, Mrs DR.. Taylor for week
ST. Charles will be the place Of meeting
NJ the annual state band convention TO be
held this summer II will meet June "a
Miss Tessa Adams, of Menominee, re
turned home Saturday, being Obliged 10 10
resign her position there OH account OF III
health
Miss Yoemans, of Chicago, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. FRANCES
King, for some time, returned nome
Monday.
Miss Harriette Butterheld, who has
beeu employed as clerk in a dry good:
store in Saginaw for some time returned
home Saturday
, Mrs. Gertrude Brady, of North Star
5 who has been the guest OF her aunt Mrs
lanes Charwood, for some time returned
+ home Saturday
i The School of Music OF Alma Colleg
will give public recital III the Shapal
TUESDAY evening, March IL, beginning a
o'clock sharp
Mrs. y. p. Hench, OF St. Louis, VIII
has been the guest of her aunt Mrs
Howard Willard, for few days returne
home Saturday.
Mrs. {. l.. Brooks and daughter, Mr.
Charles Smith, returned TO their nome J.
Elwer, Monday, after few days VS.
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hammer, Mis-
Hannah Mey and Mrs. A. Blttner went
Forst Hill Tuesday TO attend the iuners
of Mrs John Wilk.
The Shepherd Advocate came TO OF
table last week, and it is newsy, we
printed sheet, rejecting credit on
editor, b. NJ. Gould
Is your house vacant See 7. '
Creaser.
The American Asphalt Co. WI
begin next week putting o,ooo feet
asphalt roofing on the new addition BEN
built 10 the Lee Mercantile Co. S stor
Hon. +. ID. NJ. Davis was renominat,
by acclamation for a third term at t
judicial convention for Montcalm coun
at the convention III Greenville Il
Thursday.
Jessie Jones a young lady Fl years
age residing near Alma, was adludg
insane by Drs. Bagley and McCllnt
and was taken to the asylum Friday
Undersheritf Button.
I. Major Lemen attended the weddi
| of Mr.. il. Hooligan and Miss Arabe
Afipanibaumsenduzer III Shepherd i
week. He behaved as well as usu
| according to his home paper.
A. w. Brock received telegram Tu
! dav that his son, Arthur who Is W
Elton Brock at IL Paso, Texas, had
= dergone an operation for appendicitis
, the hospital, which had been entirely 5
cessful.
\ Prof. w. +. Hanson, of Manistique,
} tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs '.
\ Wilson. Saturday and Sunday, whlle
\ his way to Milwaukee to attend the
mail meeting of the National Educatio
4 Association.
Henry Soule entertained his Sumo
\ school class last Saturday evening at
= home of Prof A. 7. Cook. There was
a abundance of candy, popcorn and ofan
= and the time was spent with games an
\ general good time.
y Prof. Troops next lecture on
\ Shakesperian course will be at the Pres
y terrain church Tuesday evening a
\ O'Clock. Subject, much Ado Ah
N Nothing" Admission Is cents.
= study class in "Othello" will meet at
N O'Clock at the same place.
= Miss Elizabeth Bissell, young woi
~ twentv-seven years of age, died OF tu
; AT the Brainerd Hospital i'll this city N
= dav morning. She was the daughte
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bissell, of Mt. ri
q ant. and the remains were taken TO
y city by her parents Monday.
Il Visitors to the Lewis and Clark r.
y sition will have an opportunity to 81
n At first hand the methods Uncle sam
~ in naval warfare Several battleshiI
- the latest model will be anchored III
~ Willamette River, adjoining the
= grounds, during the Exposition.
~ About thirty members of the Brec
y ridge lodge, |. O. O i. visited the !
"a lodge Monday evening and the work
~ conferred on two Breckenridge c.
n dates and one Alma candidate.
~ auet was served. and a musical and
- airy program went to make up
Nj pleasant evening.