Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Charles G.. Rhodes left for Chicago,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. Whitney of Riverdale spent
Tuesday in the city.
DR.. Jay Clizbe went to Lansing We'd
nesday to spend few days.
Miss Ella Worden left for Edmore,
Monday morning, to spend the day,
Mrs. Emma Baker of Riverdale spent
Tuesday here as the guest of Mrs. j.
Fuller.
Mrs. Ralph Ely and two children spent
Wednesday at Ithaca as the guests of
friends
Mrs. f. A. Lindner went to Forest
Hill, Wednesday, to spent the day with
friends.
Mrs. Frank Cross and Mrs. b, Ehl
went to Ithaca, Tuesday morning, to
spend the day.
Miss Fannie Smith left for Detroit,
Monday as delegate to the Baptist State
convention.
Mrs. Charles Belman went to Forest
Hill, Thursday morning to spend the
day with friends
Mrs, NJ. Robinson went to Columbus,
Ohio, Tuesday, to visit her son, w S.
Woodin, for several weeks.
Mrs. J. Nelson and daughter Leona
went TO Elwell, Wednesday evening, to
visit relatives for several days.
Mrs. f. Bryan of Lansing arrived
! here Wednesday to spend few days as
the guest of Mrs. George Quick.
The Misses Anna Tryckholm and
Jessie Megarah of Mt. Pleasant spent
Sunday with the formers sister, Laura.
Mrs. B. B. Terry arrived here from
4 Muskegon, Tuesday to visit her sister,
a Mrs, r. A. Madden, for several weeks
The Misses Catherine Wynne and
Alto Taylor went to Toledo, Thursday
y morning to spend week with friends
Mrs. L. r. Robinson returned from
p Lansing, Tuesday evening, after visiting
relatives and friends there for a few
days.
Mrs. J. T. Ewing and Mrs. j. w. Rob
- inson left for Battle Greek, Sunday, t.
attend the State Federation o
woman's club.
Mrs. Fred Briggs of Owosso, who wa
here spending few days as the guest o
Mrs. Sarah Rybolt. returned home Wed
nesday.
Mrs. J. E. Turner of Evart, who wa
here visiting her daughter, Pearl, for
J few days returned home -Thursda
morning.
Mrs. Ray Hull of Middleton who ha
been here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. V. M
Van Colburn, returned home Wednes
day morning.
Miss Louise Pratt of Old Mission lef
for Ann Arbor, Monday, after spending
a few days visiting her brother, Marshal
and other friends.
7. w. Robinson aud Clinton Nelso
left for the Pacific coast, Tuesday eve
ming, where they will spend a mont
taking in the sights.
Mrs, John Andrews returned to he
home In Nashville, Thursday mornin
after spending several days visiting a
the home of Joe Weeks. st
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sander Of Lansing
who were here visiting at the homes Q
Ed. Smith and Bert Hudson, returne
home Tuesday morning.
Miss Nellie Campbell, who was her
for few days visiting her parents, MI
and Mrs J. Campbell, returned to Cole
man, Wednesday morning.
Otto Jacobs, who was here visiting hi
grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Taylor
returned to his home in Grand Rapids
Monday, to spend the day.
Mrs. NJ. J. Booth of Denver, Colorado
who was here visiting her daughtel
Mrs. M. d. Hunt, for few days, LEI
for Mason, Tuesday morning.
=. The Misses Nina and Neva Craig {
Jackson, who were here visiting at tn
home of their uncle, J. e. Caswell return
ed home Thursday morning.
y Mrs. J. Owen returned to her home
Belding, Wednesday evening, afte
spending a few days here with he
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Nc Cormiok.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Goodell of Beaumon
Texas, who has been here visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Frank E, Glow, and oth'
relatives, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. M. A. Holmes and daughte
Beth, left for Pontiac and Holly. Thur
day morning, where they will spend
week as the guest of relatives and friend
T. A. Ely went to Jackson, Tuesda.
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