Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-22

Mrs Ed. Adams left Tuesday morning
for San Jose Cal. where she expect to
spend the winter
c. +, Renner one of the Odd Fellow
delegates left Tuesday morning for
Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed Of Saginaw,
are visiting at the home of N. j. McCul-
Tough this week.
Mr.. Vern Wright started Tuesday
morning for Detroit where he is going to
take course in undertaking.
Mrs Begle returned to Farwell
Monday after spending Sunday with
friends in this city
Mrs ]. Topey returned to her home in
Pompii, Monday after visiting at the
home of Mrs Bert .Mangus.
Mesdames Argent and Kipp went TO
Lansing Tuesday morning as delegates
to the Baptist convention.
Mrs. Althouse who has been visiting
her aunt Mrs w Weeb, returned to her
home in Lansing Tuesday morning.
Mr. aud Mrs f. Flemming left Tuesday
morning for Spokane Wash where they
expect to make their future home.,
Elihu Anderson, who has been visiting
his family for a short time! returned to
Butte Montana, Monday morning.
Mrs. L. Stevens left Monday after
noon for Lansing where she is delegate
to the Rebekah Assembly.
Mrs Carry Chase of Grand Rapids who
has been visiting her brother Elihu
Anderson returned to her home Monday.
J. M. Montigel has sold two houses on
Woodward Height. Edward Shaver
bought one and Edward Uley the other.
John Wright's uncle, John Wright,
of st. Paul. Mimi, who has been visiting
him for the past week has returned to his
home.
Mesdames Minnick and Soper left Tnes-
day morning for Lansing where they are
sent as delegates to the Rebekah Asse-
mbly.
Vetta Sparks who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs ]. Kirby of this city
returned to her home at McBain
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chase and Miss Winnie
Griffin left Tuesday morning for Tocama,
WASH to spend the winter and visit Mr.
Chases sister.
Mrs. w. Club and family left Tuesday
morning for Eugene. Ore, where they
expect to make their future home, Mr.
Club having proceeded them.
f.. NJ. Wood. the architect, is tn e
contractor who has the Job of remodiling
the Ithaca National Bank. Mr. Wood al
so furnished the plans.
The Bachelors Girls gave Miss Helen
Scattergood a handkerchief shower
Saturday evening, at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Growers.
Mesdames Bahlke and Lancashire left
Monday noon for Traverse City, where
they go as delegates to the federation of
Women's Clubs. II
About thirty complies attended the |
social dance held at odd Fellows hall /
evening. The evening was
spent very pleasantly.
Mrs. A. Tew of Woodwork Ave.
returned from Battle Greek Saturday
evening. having been called there by the
illness of her daughter, Hattie.
A. H. Olmlstead and +. Youngs left
MONDAY afternoon for Lansing where
they were sent as delegates to the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows.
John Conley of Wright Avenue who
mas been on the sick list for the last
-hree weeks. is greatly improved and
will soon be able to get out again.
With coal at $3.50 per ton economy is
he word Yon cannot prac tice it any
better than by heating that extra room
With the same fuel. That can be done
~ using the Brock heater. 1545tf
A. w. Wright has again furnished ev-
dence of his interest in his fellow citi-
sens here in Alma. He gave K. ]. Ross
he proprietor of Riversidelfarm check
800 TO partly reimburse the latter for
he loss he under went at the fire.
Friday evening pleasing entertain
nent will be given at the college chapel
lnder the auspices of the Y W. and
NJ. g. A., Miss Adah Eckert of
)ennison college, will recite Enoch
arden while Miss Ransom plays the
musical setting by Richard Strauss.
The affair will be well worth hearing
admission will be % cents. All are in-
tied