Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-12-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

St. Louis.
Mrs. L. J. Campbell spent Saturday in
St. Louis.
J. B. Spiney spent Friday in Ithaca on
business.
Mrs. L. Sullivan visited in St. Louis
last Saturday.
Guy Baker went to Mt. Pleasant,
Tuesday, on business.
Miss Pearl Dwyer spent Sunday at
Clare visiting her parents.
Miss Fanny Sharrar spent last Friday
in Ithaca with friends
Mrs. l.. Hutchinson spent Wednesday
with her parents in Ithaca.
Mrs. d. R. Tibbits went to Brecken-
Ridge, Saturday to visit friends.
Mrs. J. Mcintyre was the guest of
friends at Saginaw last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Sheppard left for
Saginaw Saturday to spend the day
Mrs A. II. Olmsted went to Lansing,
Tuesday, to visit friends tor few days.
Miss Ida Smith of Crystal spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. G.. V. Wright
Mrs. George GaIgett went to Ithaca,
T thursday morning to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. NJ. @. Lewis went to Owosso
Monday TO visit relatives and friends for
few days.
Mrs. +. r. White went to Forest Hill,
Thursday morning to spend the day
with friends.
Mrs. II. 6 Granger went to Reed City,
Tuesday to visit relatives and friends
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Gertrude Taylor of St. Louis,
who was here visiting friends returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. S. FlansburR of Riverdale, who
was here visiting her son John, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs, L. c. Mead of Detroit. who was
here visiting at the home of 7. A. Ely
returned home last Saturday.
Mrs Mary Wells went TO New Haven
. Wednesday, where she will remain with
relatives until after the holidays.
Mrs. +. NJ. Knight went to Middleton
Wednesday, to spend the holidays with
her son Jasper and other relatives.
Mrs. A. J. Older returned to her home
in Petoskey, Tuesday, after visiting fol
several days at the home Of Isaac Church
Mrs. o. Misenar left for East Jordan
Monday, where she will remain with rel
atives and friends until after the holi
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G.. Smith of Ovid
who were here to attend the funeral o
A. J. Barron returned home Frida.
morning.
Mrs. K. Johnston returned to he
home in Olivet, Thursday morning, afte
visiting for several days at the home o
A. P. Waldren.
Mrs. Elizabeth Potter and daughte
Ella of Golden City, Mo-, who were her
visiting Mrs. A. Osburn left for Toledo
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. David Merrill and grandson
Clarence Hoffman left for Owosso, Fri
: day to spend several weeks as the guest
n of relatives and friends.
Miss Saville Birmingham returned t
%
spending few days here with he
sister Mrs u. B. Mcbride.
Mrs. w. A. futile of Alma and he
guest Mrs. A. Raymond of Dayton, Ohi'
left for Durand, Monday, to visit rela
tives and friends for several dvys.
Mrs. NJ. J. Monroe returned to he
home in Detroit, Friday, after spending
4 few days here visiting her daughter
Inez, who is teacher in the city school
Mrs. Jennie NJ Fuller Of Alma hal
been engaged as music teacher in plsc,
of Miss Margaret McBain. Mrs. Fullel
arrived last Thursday and has entered
upon her work with such active enthus
iasm that the pupils of the school seen
4 likely to quickly make up any time lost
during the suspension of instruction in
, that branch of study
Mrs. G. g. Rhodes entertained TIA,
whist club at a six o'clock dinner las
/ Tuesday evening The event was a com
: plete surprise to Mr. Rhodes who, upor
i his arrival home for the evening meal
& found score or more of his friends
{ waiting his coming. The fact was theI
j announced that another mile stone il
q Mr.. Rodes' life had been passed and hi
n friends were present to help celebrat,
the event. After four course Dime
was served, whist and a general gooC
time occupied the remainder of the eve