Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-11-10
CH1Orne and
&D Vicinity

Mrs. Will Caple was a Saginaw visitor
Saturday.
Will Winton, of Ithaca, was in town
Saturday.
Jas. G.. Kress made business trip to
Saginaw Friday.
Jas. Kress Jr. was entertained by Ithaca
friends over Sunday
Albert Sparks made business trip TO
Farewell last Friday.
Miss Eliza Lowrey visited her parents
in Wheeler over Sunday.
Rev..G. H. Carl preached at the Chris
tian church at Middleton Sunday.
Miss Susan Bovee, of Wheeler, was an
Alma visitor Thursday and Friday.
A. II. Olmsted, of St. Louis, trans
acted business in the city Saturday.
frankie and Elsie Moore spent the day
Saturday with a cousin in St. Louis.
Mrs. II. Steele went to ST. Louis, Sat
urday, to pay short visit TO a sister.
l.. T. and Charles corwin, of Ashley,
transacted business in the city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mills entertained
Miss Efie Hamp, of St. Louis, Saturday.
Eli +. Oswald invites your attention
to his advertisement in another column.
Mrs. {. f. Wright went to Bedding,
Saturday, to spend a week with daugh-
ter.
Will Stetson and two children spent
Sunday at the home of his mother-in-law
in Clare
Miss Clara Kuhlman, of St. Louis, Wis
tied over Sunday with her cousin, Mrs.
Ed Wiley.
Mrs. A. +. Boardman is visiting her
parents at her old home in Lakeview
this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher went to Mt
Pleasant, Saturday, to spend two weeks
with friends,
Mrs. David Casey, of Bethany, enter
tanned Mrs. Chas. Allen, of Mt Pleasant,
over Sunday.
Have your coal bin filled now with the
celebrated St. Charles coal sold by A. c.
Thornton * Son.
Mrs w +. Wilson returned home to
Ithaca, Saturday after a week visit with
friends in the city.
Miss Georgia Ellison, of Ionia, was the
guest of her uncle, B. w. Ellison, and
family part of last week.
Mrs NJ. l.. Thompson and Miss Minnie
Brown spent Sunday with their sister
Mrs. A. Croope, of Gaines.
Miss Lorena Moore came Friday from
Breckenridge to be the guest of Mrs. J. J.
Swarthout for a short time
Mrs. c. w. Mitchell arrived home Sat
urday from Shepherd where she had
spent the week with friends.
Jno. Andrews arrived home Friday from
Bad Axe, where he had been called to
attend the funeral of his mother.
Decorate your rooms or den with odd
pieces of alabaster statues, found at
& Luchini's fruit store.
Mrs. Thos Campbell, of Shepherd,
spent Sunday in: town with her husband
who is employed in the sugar factory.
Mrs Roy Caywood returned Saturday
to her home near St. Louis after spending
a week with her grandmother, Mrs. Lucy
Clark.
Mrs. H. Greene, of Elsie, who came
here on account of the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. Clarence Taylor, returned home
Ray Fuller spent Sunday with his
parents in Ithaca. Mrs. Fuller, who had
been there several days, accompanied him
home Monday.
CheapEShoes and Rubbers are poor
The best are none too good |
You can get the best foot wear made at
T. T.. Pollasky's.
Mesdames Dr. Mclaughlin and l. +.
Hilsinger of Elwell, spent Friday in the
city and attendedlthe reception given by
the Lady Maccabees.
Mrs. Perry Thompson, OF Shepherd,
visited. her husband..spart of last week.
Mr.. Thompson is employed in the sugar
factory i'll this city.
Mrs. IChas Hildredth, of Elwell, was in
attendance at Ithe l.. o. 7. NJ. reception
and spent Friday night with her sister,
Mrs. Anna Hicks, and family.
Henry. Collier, of Mt. Pleasant, and
Mrs. Almeda Button were married last
Friday evening at..the home of the bride
oil North Pine street, by Rev. G. III. Carl.
Mrs. c. II. Durham, after three
weeks visit with her sisters, Mesdames
Warren Rollin and Orilla Smith, re-
turned Saturday to her home in Elsie.
The, Ely Sunday school will give
nov social Friday evening of next week