Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-09-08

week i'll Alma on business.
Miss Georgia Leech spent few days
at the home of Mrs. w. A. Tuttle the
first of the week.
Misses Kate Hall and Florence
Church who are working in Detroit
were Alma visitors this week.
Miss Juno Shepard returned the latter
part of last week from weeks visit
with relatives i'll Flushing and Flint,
Lou Arbor accompanied his sister, who
has been visiting him, as far as Bay City
on her return to Alpena last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Naldret returned
the first of the week from Carson City
and vicinity where they spent last week
Miss Winnie Lewis visited at the
home of Miss Lola Sipe several days,
returning on Monday to home in De-
troit
Mrs. +. Tucker of Flushing returned
to her home Monday after spending a
week at the home of her brother V, NJ.
Shepard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvord, who have been
visiting the latters brother, G.. w.
Pulfrey, lett for their home in Monisen,
Pa, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hull went to
Grand Rapids. Monday morning, being
called there by the death of the latters
grandmother.
Miss Lois Fraker went to Grand
Ledge, Monday morning. She Will
again teach languages in the high
school at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis King left Mon.
day for st. Paul where they Will attend
the National Conservation Congress,
both being delegates.
Harry A. Craig of Sault Ste Marie
visited friends in Alma over Sunday
while on his way to Mt, Pleasant where
he will teach again this year.
s. Messenger returned Saturday eve-
ming from New York, where he had
spent several days purchasing new fall
goods for his dry goods store.
Last Friday night a party of youpg
people gave dancing party in NJ w.
A. hall and had a pleasant evening.
Davis orchestr furnished music.
Mark Spinney returned the first of
the week from Williamson where lie
has spent the summer, and Mabel re-
turned from visit in Laingsburg.
Miss Irene Peasley of Chicago a mem.
Der of last years kindergarten alass was
in Alma Saturday She was OIL her way
to Saginaw where she will teach in the
Stone kindergarten this year.
Lloyd Ellison returned from his fish
ing trip to Bass Lake last Saturday. No
one saw any fish with him when he
arrived, but some folks say they saw
two polly-wogs and little turtle.
The Sunday excursions did a good
usiness ont of Alma last Sunday. Sixty
took III the Ann or-Toledo trip.
twentysix went to Saginaw, twentythree
to Detroit, and twenty-five went to
Grand Rapids
Frank Wheeler and wife of Aberdeen,
Wash, who have been visiting al the
home of Dr. E. f. Erwin the past three
weeks, went to Detroit Monday, to visit
a week. They will return 70 this city
before returning to the west.
The Bert Silver shows gave an ex-
hibition in Alma, Saturday evening.
The show was clean, coed and ali Alma
people were well pleased. The family
band was conceded to be one of the best
little bands heard in n long time.
Miss Maude Davis of Manistee arrived
in Alma the first Of the week 70 begin
her seasons work for Mrs. w II.
Miss Davis is an ex-
perienced, capable trimmer ana comes
to the city highly recommended.
The election boards in the various
wards we're composed OF the following:
lst ward d. l.. SharraT, John Ennis,
and 7. J. CLARK; 2nd ward, gatetenders,
Msssrs Hyde and Hood; CLERKS, IEessrs.
Fraker, Smith and Bennett; 3rd ward,
j. W. Barton; clerks, A. P.
Cook. j. 7. Ewing and G.. w. Palfrey;
lth ward, gatetenders, Isaac Russell,
and Henry Sandell; clerks, Messgs.
Sweet, Hutchins, Brock AMI Ward.