Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-05
Walter Mosher was in Ithaca Tuesday.
w. III. Herdman made business trip
20 st. Louis Tuesday.

w. III. f1eruinhn maut u DusincsS Trip
to st. Louis Tuesday.
Mrs. S. Stanard entertained Miss Neva
Bosworth of Saginaw, Monday.
Eugene Harting went to Grand Rapids,
Tuesday, to pay two weeks visit to
relatives.
Miss Fac White, of Edmore, called
on Alma friends Tuesday, enroute to
Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. j. ID. Lamb received a visit from
her son, Chas. Easlick, of Wheeler the
first of the week
Mrs. Vet Harron and Mrs. Ellis Col
burn called on friends at Breckenridge
Tuesday of this week.
Jas. Mcnamara was in Breckenridge
the fore part of the week on business
for the sugar factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Thompson enter
tai ned his father, l.. L. Thompson, of
Greenville, last Friday.
DIR. 1. VOORHEES, and wife of Frankfort,
are stopping at the Sanitarium, enjoying
the baths and treatments.
G.. A. Howe, who has been visiting
his brother, VIM. Howe, the past few
weeks, returned to Milo Tuesday.
Mrs. Lille Blackmore, of gainesville,
Ohio, came last Thursday to stay with
her aunt, Mrs. r. A. Wadley, for the
winter.
Wireless umbrellas at Davies. Handles
engraved free-monogram script or old
English.
Mr.. S. +. Lee, of Providence, R. l., a
cousin of the Lee Brothers here, is a guest
at the Sanitarium, recuperating and tax
ing the baths.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Wagner, Of Mid
dleton, visited Friday and Saturday at
the home of her brother, w. O. Thomp-
son and family.
Master Warren DeYoung came home
Tuesday from Riverdale, where he had
been visiting his grandmother during the
Christmas vacation.
Harry Haggard and Miss Iva Church.
both of Pine River township, were
married Monday evening by Rev. II. s.
Higgins in his study.
Pearl Decker, who has been spending
the holiday vacation with his parents
II. c. Decker and wife, returned to hi,
duties in the University at Ann Arbor
Tuesday.
J. p. Ilosey and wife returned Tuesday
to their home at Yale. Mrs. Losey haC
spent week and Mr.. Losey three day
with their son, J. p. Losey, jr., anC
family in the city.
Mrs. McCrickett and niece, Mrs. H.
BLY,, of Owosso, who had been guests a
the home of the latter's parents, Mr.. an
| Mrs. J. +. Seavers, the past week, re
Y turned home Monday.
Mrs Daniel Bushree, of Lafayette
! visited her daughter and husband, Nj
and Mrs. Geo. Gulick, over Sunda,
leaving Monday for st. Louis to spen
K a short time with another daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. {. Jones left Tuesda
morning for Tasso, Tennessee, where the
will pay an extended visit to a son and
y agreeably impressed with the counts
may make their future home in that stat
!, The city tax roll shows a good sized Ii
of those having personal taxes which a
yet unsettled. After January 9, the 70
: per cent will be added. You better S
collect or J. A. Baker, and find out if y,
are on the list.
: Mr. J. H. p. Hughart, General Mana
" er of the G. R. & I. at Grand Rapic
. arrived at the Sanitarum last evenii
s. for few days toning up. Mr. Hughs
+ thinks there's no place like Alma al
r. comes over quite often.
c. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Eviisizer came hor
81 Tuesday from Saginaw, where Mrs. Ev
= sizer had been visiting her parents, brir
~ ing with them the body of their lit
RS seven weeks old baby which died t
o. day before after only few days illne
Mr.. r 'sizer had been working at Eat
ID Rapids u.til called to Saginaw by I
1T child's illness. Funeral services W,
ar held Tuesday and interment was ma
in the Riverside cemetery.
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