Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-09-08
TIT ONE and
Vicinity

Or. Ida A. Conklin visited Lansing
friends over Sunday.
G.. A. Eggleston, of Ithaca, transacted
business in the city Monday.
f. NJ. Scott, of Fremont, Mich, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Convis Sunday.
Fred Willard, of Mullen, Idaho, visited
relatives and friends in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Wilson and family
have moved to Ann Arbor for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs O. l.. Convis entertained
Mrs. Walter Hoxie, of Elm Hall, Mon
day
Miss Lou dip, of Saginaw, was the
guest of Mrs. II. J. Vermeulen over Sun
day.
J. b. Baker, of Shepherd, was the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Andrew Shaw Mon
day.
S.W. Tinker was in Saginaw and Bay
City Wednesday and Thursday on bust
ness.
l.. ~ Church is not TO be outclassed
and has purchased new dray of the best
design
J. T.. Weber, of Linden, was the guest
OF Miss Chapman at the Sanitarium over
S Inday.
Misses Edna and Emma Swigart went
to Middleton Wednesday to visit relatives
and friends
The trimmer engaged by Mrs II NJ.
Durham while in Cleveland is expected
in few days.
Milo Stevens who has been having
typhoid fever for the past four weeks, i
gaining slowly
Mrs Arther Church and son Raymond,
o. Owosso, were the guests Of Mrs. Harry
Nelson over Sunday.
Mrs II b. Curreuce and daughter.
Catherine visited Ithaca friend, Friday
and attended The fair
Re- II S Higgins returned Saturday
from a month vacation in Atlantic City
Baltimore and other eastern cities
Mrs b Hall Of Beaverton. returned
home Monday after two weeks visit
with her sister Mrs J.. Holtberry.
Mrs. A J.. Davis who has been visiting
Mrs. L. VI. Sparks the past five weeks
left Friday for her home in Edmore.
Miss Mabel Salter is again at her dress
e making duties after two months vaca-
ton at the northern summer resorts.
Mrs. NJ II. Crandall received visit
from her sister, Airs T.. V Dean, and
children, of Newark part Of last week
Mrs Fred Cowles and daughter, OF
Mesick were the guests of SIrs. Ella
e Co~les and other relatives here Monday
Miss Agnes Brown and her brother,
D., Robert Brown, both of Carleton Place,
. Ontario, Can. are visiting y. p Lee and
/ family.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Shaw left Tues
day for Cleveland, Tenn, in the hope
that change OF climate would benef
Mrs. Shaw
i Mrs. Sarah Butler, Of Ypsilanti, VIII,
g has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs
k Don Ross, the past two weeks, returned
home Saturday.
j Miss Hazel Goss, of Benton Harbor
r. who has been visiting Mrs Vim. Rhode
+ and uncle. Dan Barber. the past tw,
@ months returned home Tuesday.
Miss Chapman superintendent o
. nurses at the Santarium was in Ithac.
i. Tuesday in the interest of the estate o
her brother O. Chas. Chapman, deceased
i !. NJ. Callehan, who has bee Il living a
Prairie Depot. Ohio for the past twC
9 wears, is moving his family back to Alma
He came yesterday and expects his family
Sunday.
; T. y Chadwick has broken ground 70
the addition to the house he recent,
purchashed on Woodward Ave, North
l. He will entireley remodel the house be
fore he moves into it,
MIR and Mrs t. G.. Booth of san Ber
nandino. Cal, came last Thursday TO visi
his father, J T.. Booth. aud other rela
Is tives Mrs. Booth visited this week viii
her parents in Jerome.
< Mrs NJ. F. Cheney returned hom,
II Saturday from Higgins Lake, where sh'
Is has been visiting her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs H. c. March. Her mother returne,
r. with her for a short visit
Mrs w. f. Scattergood and daughter
Isabel. who have been the guests of \. h
Scattergood and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Church for the past week returned
home to Ithaca Saturday.
Ray G.. Swigari. who has gone 90 Paw
Paw to teach science in the high schoo
u there writes his father an interesting
letter about his surrounding and express
g es himself as very much pleased with hi
position.