Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-06-06
A0dIlIOnal Local News


Saturday.
Miss Pearl May visited friends in Mt
Pleasant Sunday.
{. J. Brown made business trip to
Elk Rapids last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Connors are in
Bancroft visiting friends.
Miss McDaniels and Miss Church,
spent Sunday III Bay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w 5. Wright, spent
Sunday with relatives in Saginaw.
Francis King spent two days last week
in Shepherd with Dr. Dale NJ. King.
Mrs. Marion Lusk has been entertain
ing her daughter, Mrs. Muriel Wickard,
of Shepherd.
r. Butterfeld and wife have returned
from California and will make their future
home i'll Alma.
Mesdames H. Decker and Jay Swarth-
out spent Memorial Day with relatives
in Breckenridge.
Mrs. L. p. Royce of Owosso, spent
part of last week in Alma visiting her
children, who are in college.
Mrs. Hoag and daughter Lois, leave
Thursday for their summer home in
iSangatuck, where they will remain till
school opens ia the fall.
The X. rs of Ithaca Commandery,
hold their annual memorial exercises at
the Nj. +. Church, Sunday, June 10.
Rev. Hoag gives the address.
The Y. NJ. c. A. of Alma College,
held their meeting last Sunday evening
on the bank of the river. A large
audience was in attendance.
Theodore Marsh has resigned his
; position as bookkeeper with the ST.
Louis Chemical company and accepted
5 a position with "The Board of Trade. "
William Gay, who has been employed
, at the Alma Manufacturing plant, has
? accepted position in the Motor works
? in Pontiac, to which place he went
Thursday of last week.
II. y, Smith and wife OF LakeView,
, returned to that place Saturday, after a
? three weeks stay in the city, where Mr.
? Smith has been working in the interest,"
of the National Protective Legion.
Mrs l.. p Royce, of Ada street, went
to Alma last evening TO visit her son
= Waldo, and daughter, Edith, who are
attending the college. "Wednesday
> OwossO Argus.
2 Mrs. NJ. J. Eldred of Rockford, who
Of was operated upon at the Alma SAM
n tarium last Sunday morning, died tina
u evening. Her body was taken to Rock
Il ford Monday night for burial.
lie 7. A. Mccartney, renovated butte
10 man, of Swift & Co., of Chicago ha
Is been spending his vacation in Alma
y He left Thursday night to resume hi
OF duties and will be stationed at LAX
IL Mills, Iowa for short time.
A special meeting of the Sagna,
-, =, Presbytery was held at the College la:
- week, at which time four candidate
. were ordained to preach, J. L. McBrid
y 'o4, ]. Writ Cunning 'o4, M. J. Storm
zand 'o4, and N. Roland, 'o5.
Mrs. G.. G. Bliss, of Detroit and Mr
A. J. Hovey. of Harbor Beach wei
here last week visiting their cousin
Mrs. Frank Moore. They also visite
at Six Lakes, returning here befol
leaving for their homes at the aboy
named places.
70 Rev. @. W. Sidebotham, of Hsrtini
:. ton, Neb., former Alma student III
- graduate of the class of 1901 is spen'
- ing few days in the city renewing ol
acouaintances. Mr. Sidebotham is
= love with the Nebraska country. TT
a., RECORD will continue to visit him in h
.ad western home.
los Mr.. Ora Spencer of Pine River tow
81. ship, who for long time has been
me sufferer from the effects of rheumatisr
nd died last Saturday morning at &
ice family home. Funeral services, co
The Quoted by Rev. Blanchard were he
for Sunday and the body laid to rest
IRA Riverdale cemetery.
ess Mrs. Francis Payne of Chicago, is
kes guest at the Wright House, while Wis
i've ing her many friends in the cit
t as Twenty-six years ago Mr.. Payne taug
our school in this city and they both Ina
of many friends in Alma, who are pleas
ign of the opportunity to again renew
the acquaintanceship.