Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-03-10

NJ. IL. Cooper returned from Visit III
Wheeler Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. IL. Wilcox has moved on a
farm near Sethton.
I'd. Vought, of Redstone was i'll town
OH business Monday
Miss Viola Farmhouse visited her
parents in Breckenridge over Sunday.
G.. l.. Dickinson purchased the FLOYD
Struble property and has moved into the
same.
MI. Durham, of Grand Rapids, is
spending the week with J. IL. Hyde and
family.
Lorenzo Gardner, Of Thompsonyille,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Gardner.
Dick Woodward and wife returned the
first of the week from an extended visit
with relatives in Wayland.
Miss AIyrta Bradley, who has been
spending some time at the college re-
turned to her home in Bay City Wednes-
day.
Rev. Wilbur Nelson of Rutherford,
y. T.. arrived in town Tuesday TO spend
few days with his mother, Mrs. Ida
Nelson.
Mrs. lane Luttenton, who has been
spending the winter with her niece, Mrs.
Oscar Blakslee, left Saturday for her home
in Flint.
The Equitable Iraternal Union at their
next meeting, March 10 will give a
literary program for members and invited
friends.
Mrs. w. w. Brock, who was called
here to attend the funeral OF her sister
Mrs. Anna Daymon, returned Friday to
Saginaw.
Miss Mamie VIM, who made her
mother. Mrs. Mary Vim, a short visit,
returned to her school duties i'll Wheeler,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith, of Home
stead arrived in the city Monday to
make Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. J. Mills,
a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Crandell and
children, of Saginaw, were the guests OF
Mr.. Crandell's sister, Miss Lillian Gran
dell, Tuesday.
Mrs Eli Brown went to Lake City
Friday. returning Monday. She was
accompanied home by her neice, Miss
Mabel Winters.
Miss Maude buchanan, who has been
the guest of Mrs Lloyd Hicks, for
short time, returned to her home III ST.
> Louis, Saturday.
Mrs. Alma Douglass, who was the
guest of Mrs. II. Loveland Sunday and
Monday returned to her home i'll Ithaca
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. May Mum, who has been the
= guest of her SON. A. G. Mum, for the past
,Nree weeks returned TO her home III
, Riverdale Tuesday.
Miss Harriette Woodland left Saturday
S for Sante Fe, y. NJ, where she vii
resume her duties as teacher III the
Mission school there.
Mrs. r. y. Robinson, who has beer
>, the guest of her son, Fred Robinson, TO
= the past few DAYS returned TO her home
in Riverdale Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Hawkins, who has beer
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Howard VIII
Il ard for the past few days returned TO he
p nome in 81 Louis Tuesday.
Mrs George Hawley and daughter
II NIable. left Tor Edmore Wednesday morn
ing. where they will be the guest OF Mrs
Hawley's son for few days.
IL Mrs. :. w. Sleight and little daughte
IA returned to their home III Bath Tuesda
morning after having spent few day
N with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sleight.
III Mrs. VIM. Sutherland, who has bee
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
sc Andrew Fatty. Tor the past two weeks
er returned Saturday 10 her home III ~
Lakes.
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Post left Tuesda
of for Cleveland Tenn, where they WI
spend year in hopes that the clima
lie will have a beneficial effect on Mrs. Post
at health.
Glen Fisher entertained about twenty
in five of his friends at his home Wednesda
of evening. March S. He was presente
with handsome set of brushes, aft
a., which refreshments were served
ma Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Allison left Tue
dav for Brighton, and after spending
-, few DAYS with Mr., Allison sister thu
a. will leave for Harrington WASH, whe
they will make their future home.
49,, DR. Iohn Merritte Driver, who appea
- on the Alma I.yceum Course Thursd.
90 March 10. is the popular successor
Drs III. W. Thomas and Frank Crane
ur the famous Peoples church of Chicag
''' Mrs. Tom Pringle, who has been L
guest of Mrs. Or. Lamb, left Saturday
ed Sarnia, Ont, TO be the guest of her sIstC
lil-ldWs NllI VIII bN JF'tiNNA NiAN4~ - -
husband when they will 90 TO Kans
lay City to make their future home
a The Christian Endeavor Society cot
bined business with pleasure at the
lay meeting last Friday night at the home
mp. the Misses Swigart and had swap :
cial. About twenty-five were present al
Law very enjoyable evening was spent.
ew Il was charmed with Or. John Merri
Driver He is a profound student,
FRS magnificent orator, aud vivid think
Law heard him with delight, and so did I
great audience He thrills, he instruc
he uplifts. he thoroughly interests. "
- Rev. sam 7. Jones. Tickets for Drive
las lecture on sale at Sharrar's drug sto
Admission soc.
"a Thos. II. Patterson will soon turn
'N'' back on the cold and snow OF Michigi
and in company with his wife and 81
TO locate in Kansas Mr. Patterson ha
ime sale last week and disposed of eve
thing they did not wish to take "
.ler, them. and will start about the middle