Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-07-14

Miss Abigail Cook, of Petoskey, was
the guest Ct Mrs c. f. Brown over sun
day.
9Miss Flora Forsyth started Saturday
for a two weeks visit with her pareuts in
Lyle
Miss Daisy Miller left Monday for
two weeks visit with relatives in Bay
City.
Milton Berry and wife have moved to
Wheeler, where Mr.. Berry has employ
ment
Miss Phebe Snap, of Riverdale, arrived
Monday for short visit with Mrs w. II.
Smell.
Mrs. Geo. Atkins spent Sunday with
her sister-in-law Mrs Frank Cakes, Of
Ithaca
Mrs. l.. Mills, of Ashley, visited her
daughter, Mrs. II. Mack, from Friday to
Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johns, mother of r. {.
Johns, went to Saginaw Monday,to spend
a few days
Miss Alberta Durham left Monday for
spworth, where She has a position for
the summer
Miss Bertha McClaren left the first of
the week for visit with relatives at
Delaware Ohio.
VIM Day returned home to Midland,
Saturday, after a weeks visit with his
father, John Day.
The lowest prices ever given in Alma
on nine feet by II feet Rugs during Sale
at the Variety Store.
Miss Harriet Soule was called to
Petoskey, Monday. by the illness OF her
sister, Althea Soule.
Mrs {. + Denslow, of Mt. Pleasant
visited i'll the city the latter part Of last
week and ovei Sunday.
Weston Allen returned to Blanchard,
Monday, after a weeks visit with his
mother, Mrs Mary Allen.
Mrs. 5. V. Hollenbeck was called to
I.akeview Monday to attend the funeral
of her sister She was accompanied by
, her niece. Lena knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. y. Markle, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, who have been the guest:
of her mother, Mrs. y. Bangs, OF Arcadia
e returned home Saturday.
Mrs l.. A. Brook, of Petoskey, who hao
= spent two weeks with Mrs. f.. Metcal
4 and Mrs. Ida Medler, went to Ithaca
Saturday for a further visit.
r Mrs. +. A. Bridge and children. o
+ Detroit, came Saturday to spend abou
two weeks with Mr.. Bridge. who i
n manager of the Central Michigan Produc,
z Co.
Geo. w Moore and wife and thei
{ little son left Monday for Lo
n Angeles. Cal, to visit Mr.. Moores par
ents. They will be gone from four to si'
n weeks.
y Prof J. w. Ewing who has been very
seriously i'll with uraemic poisoning, fo
the past two weeks is no better. Mucl
concern is felt regarding his condition a.
we go TO press.
Miss Mande Barber, OF Mason, who ha:
been the guest of her sister Mrs. Floyc
Glass, for two weeks, returned HON,
Monday accompanied by Mrs. Glass, who
will make her a short visit
{. p. Adams and family have moved
their household effects to Howell Mr.
Adams is putting in a clothing and gents
furnishings store at Fowlerville. He also
expects to spend part of his time on the
road
w. A. Tuttle, one of the best and
widest known pharmacists OF the state,
has accepted position i'll Geo. +. Shar
rar's drug store. Mr.. futile has had
thirty-six years experience. He has
lived in Williamson and Detroit, and is
late of Durand, where he has been for
| the past six years. He has moved his
r family here and they occupy Mrs. Ed
D Smiths house on Park street.
= Wanted-Severa, reliable and compe-
tent young ladies who are well rec
+ commended have applied for positions tc
J, do homework for board and room with
o the privilege of attending college. Any
n one desiring to secure such help and thus
s aid worthy young lady to obtain an
d education should call or address ALDER
Il p. Cook, Secretary Alma College. FielC
II Worker S. p. Todd informs us that thes
II young ladies are thoroughly reliable
I. being recommended only after a thorough
investigation by him.