Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-09-22

Rev. Cook of the Baptist Church is in
Vassar.
C.E. Hainline is at the state fair,
Detroit.
Mrs. H. L. Grain is spending the week
in Detroit.
Eva Smith of this city, spent Monday
in Chicago.
l.. NJ. Perrigo of Forest Hill was an
Alma visitor Monday.
Henry King has returned to his stud
les at Westminster.
John d. Spinney was a Mt. Pleasant
visitor Wednesday.
Cashier Rowland of Riverdale, was i'll
Alma Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Burton spent last
week with friends IN Flint.
Probate Judge Seaver and wife were
Alma visitors Wednesday.
DR.. Case the Osteopath was an Alma
visitor the first of the week.
w. j. Melches transacted business in
Detroit the first of the week.
County School COMMISSIONER, c. f.
Pike was an Alma visitor, Tuesday.
Miss Veena Hoover stopped in Alma,
Sunday while on her way to her school
at OVID.
Joseph Fookes of Hensy Manistee
Co. is the guest of his son and daughter
in this vicinity.
Miss Strong Of the little Giant Hay
Prem Co.'S office force was a Riverdale
visitor Monday of this week.
lothian Allen General Manager of In e
Sugar Co i'll this city left Wednesday
morning for Detroit.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girls to pick
beans Alma Elevator Company POS
Woodland Ave. X
Mr.. Sandals entertained friends from
Durand and nephew from Butternut
the first of the week.
Henry Mcnamara visited Grand
Rapids last week and incidentally at
ed the West Michigan fair.
Mrs. Henry Sandal, who has been
under the doctors care for several weeks
is better at this writing
Mr.. and Mrs Francis King enjoyed
an auto trip to Saginaw and returned
home Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Warren Luzenburg of Lansing
and Mrs. Lizzie Bar fer of st. Louis call
ed on friends in Alma Friday.
Mrs. o. l.. Convs left Wednesday for
Kalamazoo where day or two will be
spent with W. F. Young and family,
George w. Pulfrey has been elected
Junior warden and treasurer of st, John S
church to succeed the late Ely Brewbak-
er.
Mesdames Ralph Ely, and Mrs
Holmes left Sunday for Detroit, where
they are visitors at thestate fair.
Grover Yarnell and Anna Sanderson
were united in marriage on Saturday
last at the brides home by Justice Spin
ney.
John Marchmont leaves today, Thurs
day, for New York city where he will
enter upon his Junior year at Columbia
University.
Robert Cook returned to Alma Friday
from his vacation spent i'll Clinton Co.
in the interest of one of the large sub
scription book manufacturers of the
west Mr.. Cook reports a most enjoy
able as we'll as profitable summer work.
George Sutton of Caro- an Alma COL
| lege graduate of 1907 visited Alma this
week Mr.. Sutton was on his way to
| Columbia University where he will con-
tinue his studies. Sutton has many
friends in Alma who are always glad to
welcome him back.
The New York Examiner of last Sat
urday contained ali item of interest to
Alma people in the announcement OF
the ordination services of Fred Soule.
The services were held Sept. 6 at the
First Baptist church Somerville, New
Jersey and the sermon preached by Rev.
+. e. Farham of New York City.
A postal card from Perrysburg, Ohio
announces the arrival Of Raymond Berk-
ly Gibbs Ia ten pounder) at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gibbs. Mr.. Gibbs
is well known in Alma and st Louis
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