Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-06-16
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Col. Davis was III North star, tuesday.
r. p. Lee made business tripto owosso
Monday.
Irene Arndt visited St. Louis friends
Tuesday.
Mrs. Theodore Myers spent Tuesday in
St. Louis.
S. Messenger went to Detroit, Tuesday,
OIL business.
Geo. Wan was home from Millbrook
over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Baney is visiting in Detroit
for a few days.
Mrs. Seward Birmingham is visiting a
cousin in Detroit.
T. +. Pollasky made business trip to
St. Louis Tuesday.
Roy Williams spent Sunday with his
parents at Wheeler.
Rev. c. T. Hoag was in Saginaw Tues
day and Wednesday.
Hot weather ahead See Messenger for
Outing Suits and Trousers.
+. 1. Place, of Ithaca, spent Sunday
with Col. Davis and family.
Ed. Bowers and family went to Marcellus
Tuesday to visit Mr.. Bowers parents.
David Cuverell went to Farwell, Mon
day, where he has employment.
Mrs r. V. Howard of Farwell, visite d
Mrs A. Shaw Monday forenoon.
Mrs. NJ. A. Banks, of ST. Louis, called
on Alma friends Tuesday forenoon
Miss Bessie March left Saturday for a
months visit with an aunt in Detroit
Mrs. w. 7. Davies went to Detroit,
Tuesday, to spend few days with friends.
Mrs. Mary Crison went to Breckenridge,
Tuesday to spend few days NTH rela-
tives.
Horace Finney went to Park Lake,
Tuesday, to spend the summer with his
sister.
Mrs. w. w. Sigsby and Mrs Clinton
Boyles, of Ithaca, were Alma visitor S
Monday.
Oliver Armstrong, ~of Bethany, went to
St. Johns, Tuesday, to spend several
weeks with an uncle
Mrs. J. II. Thaw returned to Grand
Rapids, Tuesday after spending several
weeks at the Sanitarium.
Ralph Brace returned home Monday
from the School for the Deaf at Flint to
spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. G. w. McCurdy and grandson,
Edwin Goodspeed, were the guests of
friends in ST. Louis Monday.
Mrs Hannah Mills, of North Star, and
Mrs. +. A. Pierce, of St. Louis, were
guests of Mrs. +. Mack Tuesday
Thos. Redman, of Bethany, received a
visit from his brother, Jas. Redman, of
Shepherd, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. +. R. Wells, of Holland, who has
been six weeks at Alma Sanitarium taking
treatment, returned home Tuesday.
J. d. Christman of Pine River, is eniov-
ing visit from his daughter, Mrs. l.. J..
Brown of Kenton, Upper Peninsula.
Wallace Weber, of Ithaca, was the
guest OF his brother, Earle Weber the
latter part of last week and over Sunday.
We are agents for the d. II Baldwin &
Co. pianos. Call and see us, and we can
save you money. Stevens, McCurdy &
Co.
Mrs J. J. Bentley returned home to
Davis, Saturday, after spending two
weeks with her daughter Mrs. II. +.
Lewis.
Ben Chapman, OF Carson City, came
home Tuesday on account of the serious
illness Of his father, VIM Chapman, of
Bethany.
Mrs. A. II. Olmstead entertained her
sister-in-law, Mrs. w. H. Johnson, and
daughter Elsie, of Ithaca, from Saturday
10 IuGSudN.
y. J. Mccullough, Bert Webster, DR..
Kelly, l.. II. Hayt and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
). Caple are in Detroit attending the
State Grand Commandery of the Knights
Templar
Mrs. J. +. Long, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Long and Chas. Long OF Ithaca attended
the baccalaureate sermon in the city Sun
day evening and called OH Prof A. p.
Cook and family.
In charge brought by A. l.. Wagstaff
against J. l.. Campbell, for assault and
battery Tuesday before Justice Chadwick,
Mr.. Campbell plead not guilty and the
hearing was set for Tuesday, June 20, at
ten o clock.
September will be Modern Woodnen
day at the Lewis and Clark Fair. There
will be big parade in the morning, and
banquet in the evening. II is expected
that 5000 men will be initiated into the