Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-08-08
Rev. G. H. Carl preached in Clay Hill

Mrs. G.. NJ. Young is visiting her
daughter in Mesick.
Mrs. Fred Harvey spent Monday in
st. Louis with friends.
Rev. George W. Bates has rented the
Sloan house on Wright st.
Roy Richards went to Grand Rapids
Sunday to visit couple weeks.
There were l0S excursion tickets sold
for Toledo Sunday and g. for Grand
Rapids.
Caple-Soule Hardware Co. offer you
gasoline stoves at prices that pay you to
investigate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson spent Sunday
in Vestaburg with Mrs. Johnson's aunt,
Mrs. Guyman.
Mrs. G. Brad, of Hope, who has been
visiting in Alma for some time, returned
home Saturday.
George ellison and John Winn, of
Toledo, visited at the home of Mrs. Mary
Winn, Thursday.
Misses Carrie and Lucy Ickes and
Cora Kramer are the guests of Bessie
Callahan for few weeks
Arthur Hutchings left Tuesday for
North Liberty, Ind. to spend few
weeks there with relatives.
Roy L. Anderson left the latter part
of last week for AuSable, where he will
spend his vacation trout fishing.
Dell Woodland, of North Liberty, Ind,
is visiting at the home of his father-in-
law, Chas. Hutchings, this week.
Mrs. Ezra Smith left Monday for st.
Johns, where she will visit her mother
and other relatives for few weeks,
The Misses Edna and Emma Swigart,
accompanied by their brother Ray, are
enjoying the beauties of Crystal Lake.
f. d. Groom, wife and daughter OF
Maple Rapids, were the guests of f, L.
Convis and family, the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Coe, of Corun
ma, spent Wednesday in Alma looking
over the city with view of settling here
Miss Augusta Blumke, of Saginaw
who has been visiting Miss Louise HOOD
for some time, returned home Saturday
Mrs. T. Furstenberg and son Arthur
of Saginaw, spent Sunday in this city
the guests of the formers sister, Mrs
VIM Wright
Miss Lena Argent, who mas been Wis
iting in Detroit, Ann Arbor and Ypsi
lanti for the past two weeks, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. d. G.. Hall and daughter Ruth
of Bay City, who have been visiting a
the home of Fred Church for some time
returned home Friday.
Mrs. V. II. Shepherd and daughte
Juno were called to Saginaw, Friday
by the serious illness of Mrs. Shepherd
mother, Mrs. Charles Shaw.
|. S. Fink left Saturday night 70
Chicago, going from there to Detroit
where he will meet his wife and famil
and spend the remainder of his vacation
Miss Helen Cook left Thursday fC
Cleveland, o., where she will visit for
while. From there she expects to go o
farther east in OHIO TO visit.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ii
Methodist Church will meet tomorro
afternoon with Mrs. +. l.. Convi
> Ladies are requested to bring the
thimbles.
Mrs. Robert Carpenter, of Riverdal
- a former resident of Alma, is very 10
with cancer of the stomach. Her mar
j. friends will be sorry to hear that she
u not expected to live.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Young, Miss Ca
IL RE Granger and Earle Stanard left "a
l. urday for Crooked Lake, where TIN
will camp for two weeks.
=, G. H. Washburn left for Ashley, Nc
l. day, to join his wife and little daught'
After visiting relatives i'll the southe
Y, part of the county they will go TO Detr'
If to spend week or ten days.
Mrs. r. S. Bartlett, of North ST.
as who has been visiting at the home of /
20 daughter, Mrs. A. p, Mills for sol
time, returned home on Monday
a. Lucius S. Bagley left Saturday
10 Houghton, going to Detroit to take p'
sage on the steamer "Northland.
80 expects to spend two weeks in the &C
:, per country.
A. J. Gruber and wife, of Shephel
spent last Friday in this city, the gu,
: of their son, Alvin II. Gruber. Th
leave this week for an extended visit
New York and Pennsylvania cities.
:. William Sanderson and wife,
- Detroit, visited friends in Alma, Nj
day. Mr.. Sanderson was with
ng RECORD for several years. He is now
Or the employ of the Richmond-Backus
ay Work has been completed on the II
sewer extending from Center st. no
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