Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

senator /. "A. Ely returned 10 Lansing
Monday.
Mrs. Florence Wise left Monday for a
weeks visit with friends in Detroit,
Will Clark of Arcadia township, is
confined to his home with measles.
FOR SALE-One Durham COW four
years old with calf by side.
l473tf RAY FRAZER.
Mrs II. L. Humphrey is very sick at
her home in this city with pleura
pneumonia.
Steve Gallagher has accepted posi-
ton with the Saginaw Packing & Cold
Storage Co.
The Nineteenth Pattengill reunion
will be held this year June 18th at the
home of X. p Peet, Ithaca.
Mrs. 4. n. Chadwick left last Satur-
day for Hamburg, Mich, where she
will visit friends for week.
Messrs. Mart Montigel and n. J. Nc
Cullough attended the Knight Tenn
plars conclave il Saginaw, this week
Pie Saginaw Valley association of
the Baptist Church met at Ithaca yes
terday and Alma was well represented
WANTED-A girl for general house
work in a small family. Enquire Of
Mrs. f. J. Convis, 80 Woodwork Ave.
Otis Hamp and Miss Ollie Lennon of
Seville, We're united in marriage at the
home Of Justice Chadwick the first part
of this week.
Mrs. f. II. Clapp and children, ac-
companied by Miss Nora Milligan. left
Monday for Eddington, where she will
visit her parents during the summer.
Frank Adams, a former Alma college
student has returned to this city and
has accepted the position of bookkeeper
and stenographer at the Roller Mills.
Claude Chadwick, of Cadillac. for.
merly of Alma, passed through this city
yesterday Oh his way south and stated
that he would spend the week in West
Virginia
HELP WANTED-Young or middle
aged man who can make himself useful
about the house and Office Man with
some experience preferred
GEo. w. PuLFREY, Hotel Arcadia.
A ball game was played between a
picked town team and the High School,
on the latter's diamond last Thursday.
The final score was - to . in favor of
the High School.
The Ionia lodge of the b. p. O. L.
passed through here Thursday with
special car. They were on their way
home from the Bay City convention and
had a good band on board.
Rev. @. II. Carl, of Big Rapids. passed
through Alma last Tuesday and while
at the depot met number of his old
friends. Rev. Carl was pastor of the
Alma NJ. E. Church some years ago.
Rev. Geo. Bates, pastor of the Stan
ton Baptist Church was IN Alma last
Monday. Mr. Bates states that he
is quite recovered from the dog bite
which he received in Greenviue some
time ago.
Miss Linnie Udell, who Tor two years
has been hello girl at the Union Tele-
phone Office, has rendered her resigna-
ton and will enjoy much needed rest.
Miss Udell will be succeeded by Miss
Nina Minnich
Chas. Morden and family left yester-
day for Tacoma, Wash. where they
will reside in the future. Mr.. Morden
states that he does not know at
present what business he will engage in
but will probably continue his real estate
business.
DIR. Gertrude Wilcox was the only
woman to pass the state board medical
examinations in the state Of Mississippi.
Out Of a class of 237 applicants, only II
made the required marks. Miss Wilcox
is the daughter of Mrs. Minerva Wilcox
of St. Louis, Mich. She now intends
taking the examination i'm the state of
Alabama and will then locate in Biz
mingham.