Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-06-22

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nesday.
X. A. Crandell of Fremont is in the
city.
George Young spent Wednesday in
Pewamo
W ID Strong was Riverdale visitor.
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Seaver of Ithaca spent We'd
nesday In Alma.
G. II. Giddings of st. Louis was in
Alma Tuesday.
II. b. Parrish of Ithaca was in Alma
Wednesday.
:. q S Ward was in Saginaw Tuesday
afternoon.
@ S Ward and wife were in Big Rap
ids the first of the week.
Mrs V FL Shepherd and daughter
Juno spent Saturday in Grand Rapids
Mrs. h. Frederick and daughter
Margaret are the guests of friends in
Film.
Cashier G.. A. Price of the Ithaca
Savings Bank was in Alma. Wednes-
day.
DR.. j. N Day returned from Hough-
en- AXE. Tuesday evening. He re-
ports a good time.
Miss Marie Russell was called to
Carson City Wednesday bv the serious
illness of her sister.
George Myers of Clare was in the
city Tuesday on his way home from a
trip TO Detroit.
Miss Alma Vought returned from
Ypsilanti Tuesday evening, where she
has been attending school at the State
Normal.
The Civic Improvement League will
meet in the free reading rooms FRIDAY
afternoon. June 10th. at 8 o'clock. All
membe are requested to be present.
The twentv-fourth annual reunion
and banquet of the Ithaca High School
Alumni association was held in the
parlors of the NJ Z church last Friday
evening.
Frederick w Rowe. proprietor of the
Hotel Seaver. at Ithaca. died Saturday
night of heart disease. Mr. Rowe had
been in very poor health for some time
and his death was not unexpected.
DR. George Pringle returned Sunday
from Colorado and Nebraska. and is
spending the week with his family and
friends in this city. The DR.. expects
to be in Alma for the next thirty days
The Shepherd band excursion to De-
troit, Wednesday over the Ann Arbor
RR took 26 from this station, 165
from Shepherd and large delegations
from Ithaca North Star and Elsie.
Miss Warning. of the college faculty,
left Monday for Ann Arbor and Te-
cumseh, where she will visit friends
and relatives until school opens In the
fall
pbone Co.. of Grand Rapids and Car
BOYD of the Kellogg Switch Board Co.
were guests of l. l. Conn, Wednesday
of this week.
HI Ward and wife OF Big Rapids ar.
rived in Alma Wednesday in their
Winton Six and In company with MI
and Mrs q S Ward of this city pro-
ceeded to Detroit, FROM which city
they expected to board the steamer fol
Buffalo and later tour New York state
at least as far rs Binghampton.
Mr. j W Robinson left Alma Tuesday
noon on an extended trim to the west
He will go at once to Seattle. Wash
ington. and from there to Aberdeen
where he has large timber interests
He expects to be away some foul
weeks.
j ID Christman. one of Gratiot Coun
tvs old settlers died at Traverse CITY
Tuesday of this week. Mrs Christmar
was buried Monday of this week, hel
death being caused by old age. They
were for years residents of Pine River
township. where thew were highly re
spected bv their numerous friends.
Alexander Cunning for nearly thirt'
wears a resident of Fulton township
died Saturday night about o clock o
pneumonia. He was 20 years.
months and 20 days old. The de
ceased was born in Canada Februar'
%. 1s41. He leaves besides widow
one daughter. Mrs Eugene Crooks o
Newark. Mr. Dunnirg was a MAJ
very highly esteemed bv all who knew
him and he will be greatly missed il
the community in which he lived.
Fraternal Memorial services unde
the auspices If the Knights of Pvth
, las. Odd Fellows. Woodmen and Mac
oohoo. ,,,;ll Ia bald pav< Sonday oftov