Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-07-04
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Vicinity

troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mills spent Sun
day in Detroit.
Miss Lottie Seavers went to De
troit Sunday.
Eliza Lowery is visiting her brother
in Alma this week.
Mrs. c. II. Galley of Marion, visit
ed in Alma last week.
n. C. Field of Shepherd was an
Alma visitor Sunday
Mrs. Hattie Armstrong took a bust
ness trip to ST. Johns Monday
Mrs 5. Enterline left Monday for
a long visit in Ohio and Indiana.
Ralph Wheaton, Ralph and Claud
Watson spent Sunday in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Griffin spent
Sunday with friends in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat. Lentz were the
guests of friends in Detroit over Sun
day.
Services in the Free Methodist
church will be held as usual next sun
day.
Mrs. Geo. Hawley left Saturday for
Ellwell where She will visit her
daughter
Roy McGrath left Monday for
Lansing TO attend the Business uni
yersity there.
II. w. Anderson and cousin. Addie
spent Sunday with Mrs c. Z. Thomp-
son Of Sumner.
Mrs. Eula Hannah and Miss Louise
Jefferson spent Sunday at the home Of
Mrs. G. Hannah
Miss Minnie Chccseman of Alma,
attended the Patengill reunion at
Ithaca last week.
Miss Fay Bradner LETT Alma Mon
day for Charlevoix, where she will
spend the summer
Miss Gertrude Wooster went to
Owosso Saturday to spend Sunday
with her parents.
Louise Jefferson from the South,
formerly of Alma, visited old friends
in Alma last week
Mrs. Woodland and child and Miss
Alma Vought are in Milan for a few
weeks visit with friends
Charles Lewis and Louie Ishum
lett Monday for Detroit, where they
will spend the summer
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Belbcck lett
Alma Monday to visit friends in
Lansing for a few weeks
The Epworth League OF the Metho-
dist church have received their topic
cards for the next six months.
Mrs Y. II. Shepherd and daughter,
Juno, accompanied by Mrs Jennie
Kent, will spend July Fourth in Clio.
Rev II. 5. Higgins spent Sunday
in Ithaca and preached in the First
Baptist church there Sunday even
ing. 3sgs
Rev and Mrs. c. NJ. DeFoe left
Alma Monday for Owosso to attend
the state camp meeting being held
there
Mrs. Geo L. Butler of Chicago, but
formerly a resident Of this city, will
be guest of Alma friends for a few
weeks.
D. " Hubbell. who has been under
going an operation at Ann Arbor, has
returned home very much improved
in health.
Rev. Rufus V. Clark of Detroit.
who occupied the Episcopal pulpit
Sunday evening, returned to his home
Monday.
Vim. Belbeck, sailor in the navy
of North Virginia. is at the home Of
his parents in Alma, having been dis
charged from the navy on account OF
i'll health y
Miss Wynne and sister Mabel,
went to eDtroit Sunday From there
they expect to take the boat for To-
ledo. where they viii spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Frances Ray, having lately
purchased an up-tO-date carpet rOoHl'
is prepared TO do all kinds of fancy
carpet and rug weaving. First class
work at low prices, guaranteed. Union
Phone 236.
Mrs. Ada NJ. Price attended the
l.. O. T.. NJ. M. convention at Port
Huron and then with party of fifty
made a boat trip to Buffalo, visiting
Niagara Falls.
Mrs. George Wilson of Oxford
Mich. is visiting old friends this
week. She was at one time a resident
OF Alma. Mrs Wilson is accom-
panied by her son, Lloyd.
Mrs. n. +. Neff and daughter, Miss
Nef, the latter of which has been
taking treatment at the Alma Springs
Sanitarium, returned to their home in
Findlay, Ohio, Monday.
Miss Bertha McLaren went to De
troit the first OF the week where she