Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-05-05
(H Ome and
oEyE Vicinity

Chas. chatham transacted business IN
Ithaca Saturday
G. r. Lombard spent Sunday with
friends in Ithaca.
Mrs. A. Shaw visited Monday i'll Mt.
Pleasant with friends.
Miss Edith Royce spent Sunday with
her parents in Owosso.
Mrs. II. +. Thompson visited friends
in Mt. Pleasant Monday.
Mrs. w. T.. Dallas was the guest OF her
sister in Ithaca Saturday
A. Shay was business visitor in Chi
son the fore part of the week.
Chas. Naldrett, of Middleton, was
business visitor in the city Monday.
Miss Belle Abbott left Saturday for
week visit with friends i'll Owosso.
Mrs. J. $. Parker and daughter, of
Ithaca, visited in the city Saturday
DR.. II. +. Kilbourne of Perrinton'
spent Saturday in Alma with friends.
Miss Iva Bartrem, of St. Louis, was the
guest of Mrs. James G.. Kress Saturday.
Miss Katherine Inglis is spending a
short vacation in Lapeer with her parents.
Misses Irene Arndt, Ella Bittner and
Bessie Webb spent Saturday i'll st. LOUIS
Miss Farr, of Chicago, returned home
SATURDAY. after a short visit with Mrs. X.
c Turck.
Mrs. w. J. McVicker left for Brecken-
ridge Monday, where she will visit friends
for week.
Vim. Thompson, of McBain, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. X. ID. Fuller,
over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Partee, OF Breckenridge,
spent part of last week in Alma visiting
Mrs W. Fraker.
Rov Broadhead received a visit from
his mother, Mrs. +. Broadhead, OF ST.
Louis, last week.
Mrs w. +. Welper of Saginaw, Wis
tied friends i'll the city Saturday, enroute
for Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. i. Palmeter of Battle Greek, was
the guest of her niece, Miss Edith Nc
Callum Monday.
b Woodland went to Durand Satur-
day TO install an engine for the Alma
Manufacturing Co.
Mrs A. G. Barstowe, of Ithaca, returned
home Friday after visiting week with
Mrs z. w. Creaser.
Mrs. c. Elliott, of North Star, was the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. (.
Conklin, over Sunday.
/. + Henderson, who is employed as
machinist in a Detroit cheese factory,
spent Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Grace Cross and daughter,
Martha left for Wheeler. Saturday, for
few days visit with her daughter.
Miss Kate Mckinley returned from
Ithaca Monday where She has been attend
ing a case for the past two weeks.
Mrs. {. l.. Wood attended the mission
AIRY meeting of the United Brethren held
in North Star the fore part OF the week.
Miss Belle Smith left for Chesning,
Saturday where she will spend few
days with her sister, Mrs. Fred Ripple.
Miss Ida Fortress, who is employed as
auditor at the Union Telephone Office,
spent Sunday in Owosso with her parents.
Mrs. VI. B. Gates and daughters, Mrs.
Clyde Campbell and Mrs. Nettie Ander
son, visited the day Saturday in ST. Louis
Fr Troy. of Hemlock, was in the city
this week arranging preparations for the
construction OF the new Catholic chnrch
here.
W. J. McVicker left for Toledo, o.,
Monday where he will transact business
in the interest of the Alma Manufactur-
ing Co.
Miss Celia Harper who has been spend
ing week with her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Brunthaver, returned home to Adrian
Monday
M and Mrs. X. b. Gillett, of Edmore,
returned home Saturday after visit of
two weeks with his brother, W. II. Gillett
and wife
Mrs. l.. Terpening, of Falmouth, ar
rived in the city Friday 10 be the guest
of her daughter, Mrs Ray Fuller, for
some time.
Mrs. B. c. Osborn and children, of
Riverdale spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Brant and sister, Mrs.
w II. Smell.
Mrs. VIM. Gauss and daughters, Rosa
and Katherine, OF Lansing returned home
Saturday after spending week with Mrs.
W. l.. Brown.
DR.. w. Kelly J.. II. Hayt, y. J. Nc
Collough, J. s. Caple and J. ii. Markham
attended meeting of the Knight Temp
lers in Ithaca Friday evening.
Mrs. J. c. Lection and daughter return
ed 10 their home III Mt. Pleasant Monday.
Mrs Lection has been taking treatment
with DR.. Conklin for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gleason returned
to Ithaca Saturday after a two weeks
visit with Mrs VIM. Sturdavant. Mr..
Gleason is employed i'll the Alma Engine
Works and they are making preparations
to move here in the near future.
l.. w. Swan has decided to discontinue
his second hand business and put his
whole time upon repair work and is locat-
ing in his shop just west of town near
Volts bridge lie will open up large
repair shop and will be able to call for
and deliver work and do it quicker than
ever before. Orders can be left at l.. y.
Bakers store. Both phones.
Mrs. James Mcnamara received pain
full injuries by being thrown from a buggy
while visiting near Carson City last week.
She was returning from church, in COM
pany with others III a carriage driven by
John Egan, when the horses became
frightened and started TO run. She was
thrown out, spraining her ankle and
hurting her back She was unable to
return home until last Saturday, when
she was met in Ashley by Mr.. Mcnamara
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