Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-04-07
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Mrs. J. c. Bright was in Saginaw,
Tuesday.
II. T. Gilpin is in Marion transacting
business.
w II. Gleason, of Ithaca, was in town
Wednesday.
T. J. Clark transacted business in
North Star Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Livingstone, of Forest Hill,
was in Alma Wednesday.
lanes G.. Kress was in St. Louis We'd
nesday OH legal business.
Good seed buckwheat for sale at Alma
Roller Mills, Csc per bushle
T.. Devereaux was in Ithaca Wednesday
to spend the day with friends.
b. c. Button is raising his residence,
preparatory to putting i'll cellar
The Bay View Club will meet with Mrs.
Geo. Bildson, Monday evening, April 10.
Mrs. Fred Harvey went TO St Louis
"Wednesday to spend the day with friends.
J. NJ. Leight went to Toledo Wednes-
day morning on business trip OF several
days.
Miss Viola Club returned home Mon
day after a weeks visit with friends i'll
Lansing.
H. b. Clark went to Clarence Wednes
day To make Improvements on his prop
erty there.
!. w. Fullerton left for Mason We'd
nesday, where he will spend few days
with his son.
Mrs. Eli Brown left for Lake City
Friday, where she will spend the week
with friends.
Mrs James Fugerson, of Clare, is in
the city this week, the guest of Mrs.
Fred Harvey.
The B Y p. L. will givea reversible
social at the home of l.. a. Sharp this
Friday evening
Miss Iva Ball returned from Holly,
Monday, where She spent the vacation
with her parents.
Mrs. George Rice and little daughter
are in St Louis spending the week with
Mrs. Rice's aunt.
Mr. and Mrs John Durham went to
Shepherd, Wednesday. to spend some
time with daughter.
Mrs. Anna Rexford. of Marion, re-
turned home Monday after a short visit
with friends in the city.
Fred Bowels, of Lansing was in Alma,
Wednesday on business for the Peerless
Mortor Co., OF that city.
Mrs Grace Johnson went to Ithaca
Wednesday TO spend couple OF weeks
with friends and relatives.
Seed field Peas for sale at Alma Roller
mills.
VIM Padelford, who has been in
Chicago for the past week visiting friends
returned home Wednesday.
The Alma Art Club will meet next week
with Mrs L. T. Timby, Wednesday after
noon at o'clock standard time.
Mrs Frank Knox of Sault Ste. Marie
Is i'll the city this week and will spend
some time with Mrs ID. Reed.
Mrs VIM. Loomis left for Muskegon
Monday morning. where She will spend
some time with her daughter.
Mrs. Emma Schank, of Lafayette
left for Ithaca Wednesday morning after
a short visit with her son, Marvin Harvey
Fred Brown returned to his home in
Detroit Wednesday, after a three week
visit with his cousin, d. O. Hyde, OF
Seville.
Mrs H. Gorden, of Remus, arrived il
the city Monday TO be the guest of hel
brother, 4. A. Gorden, and family for
few days.
Levi Walker, of Frankfort, visited hi
nephew, DR.. Ray Tnrck Wednesday
enroute from Saginaw to his home al
Frankfort.
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reasonable cost.
Mrs. A. r. Porter and daughter
Hattie. of Breckenridge. returned home
Saturday, after a short visit with Edward
Smith and family
Mrs. H. b. Stone returned To her homr
iii Whttmore Saturday. after a shor
stay in the city with her parents, Mr. anc
Mrs Andrew Fatty.
Mrs T.. Br)adhead, who has been tn,
guest of her son Ray Broadhead for tn
past two weeks returned 20 her home il
ST Louis Wednesday
Miss Ruth Hall returned to Ypsilanti
Monday, where She is attending school
after spending the week 5 vacation in tn
city with her parents.
..rs. (. J. Ssierling who has been spend
inc he past six weeks with Mr.. and Mr.:
Delevan, returned TO her home i
Chicago Monday morning
The Misses Elsie and Efiie Boyer,
Detroit, and Lansing. respectively, al
spending a week with their father, DAM,
Boyer and family OF Seville
Miss Sophia Durham, who has bee
spending her vacation with her mothe
Mrs. \. NJ. Durham. returned
school at Ypsianti Monday.
Miss Il Smith, who has been visitir
relatives and friends in the city for Il
past two weeks returned TO her duties
an employee of the government printii
Office at Washington ID. c., Wednesd'
morning.
Mrs. Mary Maxwell. of Geenville. vi
has been visiting her daughter, Mr.
Max Lichtenauer for the past few ia
returned home Wednesday Her gran
daughter little Miss Mary I.ichtenau