Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-16
II. @. Richardson is in Columbus.

w. L. Knowlton OF Saginaw was in
Alma, "Wednesday.
Mrs. Lanshaw of Forest Hill visited
in Alma, Wednesday.
Mrs. Jessup and son are the guests of
w. T.. Adams and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Justis Thomas of Ithaca
visited i'll Alma, Thursday.
Mrs. Francis Mason of Blanchard
spent Wednesday i'll this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Convis of
Ithaca were in Alma, Monday.
Register of Deeds George w. Long
was an Alma visitor Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Parker were in
Cadillac, Thursday of last week.
Lemons fancy California stock twenty
cents per dozen Saturday at Stucky's
Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Sheppard visited
in Grand Rapids the last of this week.
Mrs. Meta Nuendorff of Saginaw
visited at the home of f. Griffin, Sun
day.
Mrs. Will Woodland of Soginaw came
Monday for few days visit with friends
here.
Alma bread flour 40 cents per sack at
Stuckey's, Saturday only. Read the
adv.
We want agents. Salary and conf
mission write. The Star Mfg. Co., Lake
view, Mich.
Judge Kelly Scarf of Ithaca accomp-
anied by Mrs. Scarf were Alma visitors
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray McGregor came
Friday for weeks visit at the home of
Rev. Fl. L. Grain.
The United Brethren Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. G. L. Wood, Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
G.. f Porter of Detroit came Sunday
for few days visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Porter.
G. L. Rogers and wife of Chicago
were they the guests Of their Mrs. Geo.
Moore the first of the week,
w. d. Nelson agent for Hsmptons
Magazine, was in the city last Thurs.
day soliciting. Mr.. Nelson is the most
successful agent in the employ of that
large publishing firm. and has received
as special prizes in contests diamond
ring and a $3.50 automobile.
Rev. and Mrs w. H. Long of Mt.
Pleasant are rejoicing over the arrival
of little son at their home Monday
morning. Mrs. Helen Long, grandma
of the little lad came up Monday morn.
ing from Ithaca to make short visit
Central Mich Times. Mr. and Mrs.
Long have numerous friens in this city
who extend congratulations.
Mrs. Frances Burns the great COM
mander, reported at the national con.
vention of Maccabees that during the
term from 1908 to 1910, she delivered
43 addresses, attended "a schools, AS
deputies schools of instructed, five
rallies, IL class limitations, 10 installation
seven national meetings, 20 hive meet.
ings, 80 other meetings and 80 executive
meetings. making a total of 237.
The High School Athletic association
awarded the base ball and basket bal
"a" last Thursday and they were re-
ceived by the following: Base ball
Weaver, Wood, J. Barry c. Barry, L
Fisfibeck, Montigel, Clark, Kress, Lutz
Bahlke, Cowdrey. Basket ball girls
team-Marcella Adams, Letta Soper
Mabel Wyant, Berntce Brainard, Heller
Willard, Bessie Schwartz, Grace Hawner
Boys team-Wood, Kress, Montigel
Austin, L. Fishbeck. Hood, Spinny.
a number of the Masonic fraternity
of this place went to Alma last night
where the lodge team exemplified thirt
degree work. Owing to their efficiency
in the work, the team is in great de
mand by neighboring lodges, whice fac
is highly comendatory. Lodges from ST
Louis, Ithaca, Owosso and other place:
were represented at Alma last night
and at the close of the work an elab
crate banquet was enjoyed by all those
in attendance-Shepherd Republican.
The survivors of the Seventh Michigan
Infantry held their reunion in this city
Tuesday Of this week making the Hotel
Arcadia their headquarters. In the fore.
noon they assembled in the city park
where Mayor McClinton in neat speech
presented them with the key to the
city, In the evening a campfire was
held at the Methodist church to which
large number of our citizens were
present. The event as whole was one
long to be remembered by the veterans
1S6O-65 all of whom expressed themselves
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