Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-09
SUMNER.

DOTS Lang is SICK with the meas
els.
Frank Tucker returned to his home
in Detroit, Friday.
William kellogg was in Carson City
on Wednesday.
Several attended Memorial services
at Elm Hall, Sunday.
Sumner Hoxie is working on the
Densmore farm.
George Graham was home from
Edmore, Sunday.
Irett Tucker returned from Sagi-
nav, Thursday.
George Gargett, of Alma, was a
business caller Wednesday.
DR.. F. ]. Graham was in Vesta-
burg on business Saturday.
c. A. Button and wife were in Elm
Hall for Decoration exercises.
Miss Maude Ferris and Harzie
Fisher were in Ithaca Sunday.
Mrs. Sperry is visiting Mrs. Lavlla
Nelson, near Elwell, this week.
Orlando Sly and Charley Sly, Of
Elm Hall, were in town Monday.
John Robson and wife were in
Alma Friday on business.
George Glow and wife visited in
Alma Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Bogart and Mr.. Marveau re-
turned to Grand Rapids, Monday.
George Graham, of Edmore, visited
his family Sunday and Monday.
Douglas Whitman, of New Haven,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Greta Hoxie attended commence
ment at Elm Hall Monday evening.
Mr.. Seymour Harris and wife are
visiting relatives in Maple Rapids
James Metcalf and wife and Mrs
Carrie Thompson were in Ithaca, Fri
day.
Mrs. d. J. Ayers and Mrs. Thomp-
son were in Carson City Thursday on
business.
Mr.. Samuel Hicks, OF Elm Hall,
visited his sister, Mrs. J. f. Tucker,
Tuesday.
James Rich and wife, Of Vickery-
vile, visited d. J. Ayers and wife on
Sunday
Mrs. r. Z. Page went to St. Louis,
Sunday, to remain a week with her
mother.
Bernard Stabell aad son, from near
Dewitt, are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
r. ! Blair, OF Elm Hall, and ] w.
Blair, OF Montana, we're in town Fri
day.
Harry Hunt, OF Elwcll came Fri
day to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ira Hunt
r. Z. Page was called TO ST Louis
Saturday by the death OF Mrs. Pages
mother.
Mrs. Hoxie attended the class day
exercises at Elm Hall Friday even
ing.
Miss Wiltse left Sunday for Ithaca,
and from here she will go to her
home in Tekonsha
Mrs. Reason Frequer is in Elm Hall
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Katie
Lavoy, who is sick with the measles.
w. f. Medler and r. W. Anderson
visited their cousin, Mrs Carrie
Thompson, Sunday.
The young people in town had a
social party in the X. o. T. M. NJ.
hall Saturday evening.
Mr. Glen Merveau, of Grand Rap
ids, visited at Mrs. Huldah Mangus'
Sunday and Monday
Charley Phillips and family, of
Bedding, visited his sister, Mrs. FL
mon Evy, Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Reason Forguer spent part of
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Katie Lavoy, in Elm Hall.
Last Saturday the relatives of Mrs.
Samuel Story gathered TO help her
celebrate her birthday.
Mrs. d. ]. Ayers and Miss Ruth
Graham visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Standish in New Haven, Saturday.
c. A. Button and Ira Hunt went to
Monroe, Wednesday, to attend the
unwilling of the Custer monument
The school board has hired Mr.
Page for principal and Mrs. Hoxie
for the primary for the ensuing year
Fred Hicks, of Chaska, Mimi, and
Evert Hicks, OF Detroit, visited their
aunt, Mrs. Emma Tucker, last week.
Maude Ferris, Iva Wiltse, Hazen
Fisher and Charles Button were in
Elm Hall Sunday evening.
The Lady Maccabecs initiated eight
new members last Thursday. Supper
was served and a good time enjoyed
by all
George Glow and wife and little
daughter, Margaret, came Thursday
TO visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Glow.