Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-03-17

A. Mckinley transacted business in
Vestaburg Tuesday.
n. Pollasky made a business trip to
Edmore Wednesday.
w. A. Leet of Ithaca, spent Tuesday
III town on business
Mrs. J. w. Robinson spent Tuesday
with friends at St Louis.
Mrs. Herbert Lee and Mrs Robert Lee
spent Tuesday in Saginaw
Mr. and Mrs I. T.. Snow, of Riverdale,
were in Alma Wednesday.
w. A. Wood, of St. Louis, transacted
business in the city Tuesday
John Forquer. of ST. Louis, spent
Wednesday in town with his son.
A. L. Vought left Wednesday to trans
act business i'll Lansing and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs b. NJ Earl went to Ithaca
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
w. {. T. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Smell spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Mrs. Smells sister
at Riverdale.
Mrs. Vim. Kipp and little son left
Wednesday for weeks visit with her
sister at Ovid.
Dr. w. X Spencer of Ionia, arrived
in the city Wednesday to spend the day
with DIR. Clizbe.
Mrs. A. S. Lance spent Wednesday in
Ithaca with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Bradley.
Burdette Forquer was the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Forquer, of
St. Louis, over Sunday.
NJ. J. Butterheld left for Memphis,
Tenn, Wednesday morning, where he
will go into the lumber business.
c. b. Calvert, who has been at the
Sanitarium for treatment the past three
months, has returned to Detroit
Mrs A. Hawkins, who has been spend
ing the past five weeks in town returned
to her home i'll ST. Louis Wednesday.
Just received car load of Elyria wood
plaster. Remember this is the genuine
stuff and sold only by 5. II. Epler.
Miss Stella Reed, returned to her home
in Mt. pleasant, Wednesday after few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. George
Beck.
Mrs. George Wilson returned to her
home in Oxford Tuesday, after spending
few days in the city with old
friends.
Mrs. VIM. Haley, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Dell Savage for the past
few days returned TO her home i'll Owosso
Tuesday.
Mrs. Maud Cowells and daughter, of
Lake George, arrived in the city Tues
day to spend some time with her sister
Mrs. VIM. Murphy.
Charles Willard and daughter left for
Mullan, Idaho, Wednesday morning,
where Mr. Willard will take charge of
the Alma Mining Co ; mines
Mrs. J. II. Thaw, who has been spend
ing some time with her husband, who
is taking treatment al the Sanitarium
returned to her home in Grand Rapids
Wednesday.
Miss Esther Karnell, Field Secretary
of the Baptist Woman's Home Mission
Society of Michigan, spoke on the work
OF the society at the Baptist church here
Wednesday evening
Mrs :. Dintaman, of Elmdale. VINO
has been spending the past few days i'll the
city with her son, l. III. Dintaman re-
turned home Wednesday. She was
accompanied by her son and wife.
II. d. Armstrong travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific Railway,
was in town this week, looking after a
party of about twenty from this vicinity
who took the Ann Arbor train yesterday
morning enroute toOregon.
Mrs. Davie, of Scottville, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Stuber and FAM
lily, visited over Sunday at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. S. Rockwell, enroute TO
Clio, where they will make their home i'll
future
The Republican judicial committee,
consisting of G.. Kress and J. ii. Mccall
from Gratiot. and Ed. Moinette and Geo.
Marshall from Clinton, met III Owosso
last Friday and elected a chairman and
secretary and certified 10 the nomination
of Kelly S Searl for judge of the goth
judicial circuit.
las numbers were sold TO the fireman
dance held in the new addition TO the
Lee Mecantile Co.'S store "Wednesday
evening and they cleared up about $50
They are very expressive in their appre
citation and thanks to the Lee Mecantilt
( Co. for the Use of their new floor space
besore they occupied II as a sales room. q
The lecture by Dr. Driver has beer
necessarily postponed to Saturday even
: ing of this week OH account of the ifnpos
sibility of making railroad connection:
so as to arrive OH Thursday. DR.. Driver
will probably lecture on Ultimate Amer
lea and great treat will be enjoyed by
all who attend. Tickets soc at Sharrar'
Drug Store
The fifth lecture in the University Ex
tension Course will be given next Tues
: day evening at the Presbyterian Church
beginning promptly at S o'clock. TIL,
. sebject is king Lear and an interest
ing discussion of the great play may b.
. anticipated The admission fee is 2Sc
. The study class meets promptly a
!. p. M. for the discussion Of Much Adj
!, About Nothing.
4 Miss Lancashire gave a luncheon
Wednesday noon TO Miss Rhodes O
Chicago, who is visiting Mrs. DR.. Turck
:, Among the guests from out of town wer
!, Miss Elizabeth Rust, Miss Knowlton
6 Miss Briggs and Miss Stone of Saginaw
= The Saginaw ladies except Miss Rust
returned home "Wednesday evening