Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-27

Greenville.
Miss Laura Brown visited friends in
Detroit last week.
John Marchmont spent the day in
Detroit, Wednesday.
Mr.. s. Sanders made business trip to
Lansing. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Lee spent the day
in Saginaw, Wednesday.
Professor Mitchell will spend portion
of his vacation in Ann Arbor.
DR.. A. II Wheeler Of st. Louis was m
Alma, Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. K. b. Soule is spending few
days visiting friends in Bay City.
The banks of the city will be closed
Monday April LIST, it being legal holt
day,
The revival meetings now in progress
at the Methodist Church in this city are
being well attended.
Mr.. James Davidson returned Tues
day from two weeks visit with parents
and friends in Midland.
Mrs. LOOMS returned to her home in
Saginaw last Monday after short visit
with her father Mr.. @. II. Brown.
Prof. Notestein left Wednesday morn
ing for Ann Arbor where he will attend
a meeting Of the Michigan Academy of
Science.
Miss Ada Holloway, who for some
time has been stenographer at the SAM
tarium. returned Saturday to her home
in Grand Rapids.
| Mrs. w. l.. Brown of Lansing who
for the past two weeks has been visiting
A. III. Brown and family returned to
her home last Monday
Miss Anna Brown left the first of this
week for Los Angeles Cal, where she
will become the bride of Mr.. John Wal
lace, formerly of Saginaw. The young
couple will make California their home.
Mrs. Eliza Little died at her home in
this city last Monday at the age of 30
years 3 months 30 days. The cause of
her death was consumption. The body
was shipped to vestaburg Wednesday
for interment.
Word was received from Ann Arbor
today that Mrs. Bert Chestnut who was
taken there for treatment some time ago
had died and that the body would be
forwarded to Alma for interment. OBJ
ituary will be published later.
If the ladies will call at my new mil
linery parlors on March 20 and 81 or
after, will show them very beautiful
display of Easter hats. Also some new
aud attractive street hats MRS. L. ].
GAFFNEY.
Guests who registered at the Sanitar-
ium last week were: Everett Lisson of
Chicago; VIM. @. Covert. Chicago: @.
r. Case, Saginaw; G. w. Davies, Ann
Arbor; 4. q. Holmes, Weidman. Mich.
j. G. Liggett, Grand Rapids.
The former skating rink in the Epler
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commodate Burdett Forquer's bicycle
shop. A stairway has been erected with
doors midway on the west side of the
block. Mr.. Forquer has rented the
entire block
No special Easter services will be held
at the NJ. K. Church, with the exception
of some extra music. The Sunday
school which was under quarantine for
so long find that they are unpre pared
for special exercises at this time but
may have something later.
Enos A. Miller of Estes Park. Colo.
spent Sunday in this city, the guest of
Francis King and family. Mr.. Miller is
in the employ of the government and
Saturday evening gave an address in St.
Louis. Mr.. Miller is a former Rocky
mountain guide and is an enthusiast on
the subject of forestry
Landlord Habner of the Wright House,
has installed billiard and pool tables
in the room formerly used as a reaaing
room. The room is also being remodeled
considerably, this being one of the many
conveniences the new landlord is pre-
pairing for his guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Baker were called
to Flint last Saturday evening by the
death of the formers mother, Mrs.
Chas. Baker of that place, Deceased
was 81 wears of age and died of heart
trouble, leaving a husband and twelve
children, all of whom are living, to
mourn their loss
very pretty wedding took place in
Sumner last Sunday afternoon. when
Mr. Irving Forquer of this place was
united in marriage TO Miss Anna Har-
vey of Sumner. Mr.. Forquer has many
friends in Alma, who extend congratu-
lations. The Young couple will start
housekeeping in the Epler block.
There will Ne special Easter services
at St. Johns Church Sunday morning
at @ o'clock. At the ten O'Clock service
an elaborate musical programme will be
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