Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-02-13

w. II. Huffman spent Sunday in It'll
AGA.
Mrs. Geo. Pulfrey was in Ithaca lasl
Mondsy.
Mrs. II. Price left for Manistee last
donday.
Hon. T. A. Ely left for Lansing las
Monday.
Dancing party at the Sanitarium this
evening.
Mrs. G. p. Flewelling left Monday for
visit in Toledo.
Mr.. Jay Brant was in Riverdale the
first of the week.
Miss Sadie Sherrick spent Sunday
with her parents in Ithaca.
Miss Harriet Butterfield visited friends
in Mt. Pc lsant, over Sunday.
Theodore Mash is again up and
around, after several days illness,
Miss Sophia Hutchinson visited Miss
Blanch Curtis of Ithaca over Sunday.
Miss Lena Esgon, of St. Louis visited
Miss Flo Eagon the first of the week
Messrs. Timby and Brown attend the
State Convention in Grand Rapids to
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. White spent We'd
nesday with their son, A. l.. White OF
Shepherd.
Mr.. Claude Chadwick, formerly of
this city, now residing in Cadillac, was
i'll town Monday.
Mrs. q. Heron of Pennsylvania has
been visiting Mrs. b. Woodward at the
latter's home, AZ the Naples.
Mr. Frank l.ennox spent Sunday with
his parents in Ithaca. His friend, Mr..
Ray MacIntyre accompanied him.
Messrs. Henry Dietz and Carl Lutz
left Monday a. m, for Lansing, Mich,
where they intend TO find employment.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church met at Mrs. F. NJ. Smiths last
Tuesday p M, for a business meeting
and quilting
The Fortnightly Club of the Presbyte-
rian church meets at Mrs. b. Wood
wards Oh Thursday p. IN. for the regu-
lar business meeting.
A. II. Gruber took run up from
Alma Sunday for short visit with his
parents and friends. He is back from
Ontario for a few days business trip.
Isabella County Republican.
Mrs. Amos Brink was CALLED to Ed
more last Tuesday owing to the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Kingsley. Mrs.
Drinks sister Mrs. ID. Wilkey of Owes
so. joined her at Alma and accompanied
her TO Edmore.
Mr. Bert Granger, who for the past
year has been boiling sugar in factories
i'll Wisconsin, is III Alma this week.
Mr.. Granger states that he has also
seen the South Western States and that
his trip was full of interest.
Frank Downs OF Alma, was guest
of Shepherd friends Monday. Frank
made this office pleasant call. He in
forms us that his father, Fred Downs,
is favorably impressed with the western
Isabella Co. Republican.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbv-
terrain church, met in the Wright House
parlors, last Wednesday p. m, for
quilting and social time The hostess,
Mrs. VIM. Wright, served dainty re-
freshments and a pleasant afternoon
was passed.
L. l.. Salisbury of Shepherd. who
Owls the Potter Greek herd of blooded
cattle, sold to Buffalo parties and ship
ped OH Friday last, Gay Ida Bov,"
full blooded Aberdeen Angus, registered
number As, 1913. and which tipped the
scales at exactly 1885 pounds. Isabella
Go Republican.
In "A nearby town two brothers were
IN the coal business; one of them was
and at once became anxious
for his brothers salvation and said to
him: Richard, why can't you JON the
church as / did," Richard replied:
1T is all right for you to join the
church, but if | join the church, who
will weigh the coal?"
y surprise party was given Mrs. j.
II. Lancashire last Friday evening, the
of her birthday, at the
nome of Mrs. Francis King. The out
,f-town guests were Mr.. c. Ring, Sagi
nav; Mrs. VIM. Ring, Saginaw, and
Mrs. B. Hanchett of Saginaw. There
we're also a number of Mrs. Lancashire's
friends from this city present.
Inventory is being taken at the sugar
'actory this week. Most of the en-
)loyes have left. but Mr. McGlangtlin,
lie head chemist. is still very busy max
ing analysis of the lime rock and special
'yrups rom the other factories of this
He has also had samples
rom Minnesota. +. c.. Rohlan, the