Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-01-30

our vitality and look after the wei
fare of the body. mind and soul, for
we are wonderfully and fearfully
made
His address throughout was re-
plete with captivating illustrations and
definite application of the truths
stated.
The entire audience rendered Mr..
Mason their appreciation by rising
vote of thanks.
If you want to buy property, see J..
+. Wise.
Harry Tubbs was a Howell visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Berman was in Grand Rapids
Thursday.
VIM. Denneth of Owosso was in
Alma Monday.
c. f. Brown was in Howell Tues
day of this week
Harry Myers, meat cutter for P.
f. Boughart, is sick.
l.. L. Conn OF Owosso was an Alma
visitor the first of the week.
Lee Ricketts, spent the first of the
week with his family in this city
Arthur Hume of Owosso was an
Alma visitor Monday of this week
c. V Wright spent part of last
week in Grand Rapids on business
+. r. Bayis spent Tuesday in
Breckenridge on Y. Nj. c. A. work.
L. L. Conn of Owosso spent Sun
day and the first of the week in Alma.
Senator and Mrs. Francis King
were home from Lansing to spend
Sunday
Attorney John NJ Durham was in
Detroit on business the latter part of
the week.
Prosecuting Attorney John NJ.
Everden OF Ithaca was in the city on
business Friday.
Don't forget to save your Vaudette
coupons for the Diamond ring con-
test of Feb. Ord.
Messrs. ]. c. Goulet lothian Allen
and J. c. Gossett were in Saginaw on
business Tuesday.
The Arcadia Ladies Aid society
will meet Thursday, Feb. 9th, with
Mrs Frank Keefer.
Mayme Brown Of the Breckenridge
American was in Alma on business
tho first Of thc week
Next Sunday is Candlemas day and
the ground hog will again come forth
and look for his shadow.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Lands left
Friday for a three weeks visit with
relatives at Shiloh, Ohio.
A. J. Hall and wife, accompanied
by Mr. Halls brother-in-law of
Charlotte, left Friday for Chicago.
L. c. Stinchcomb left Monday
morning for Lansing where he will
remain during the present session.
James B. Morton of Lapeer is
spending the winter months with his
brother, John w Moron, near Elwell.
Orrin Cummings and wife of St.
Louis stopped with Mr. and Mrs. J..
f. Converse Monday Ell route to
Boyne City.
Vern Bamber and wife were in
Maple Rapids Friday where they were
called by the death OF Mr.. Bamber's
grandfather
Mrs. c. ] Brown returned last Fri
day from Ann Arbor where she spent
some time as the guest OF the Misses
Ellen and Gertrude Moore
The Masonic dancing party at the
Masonic Home last Friday evening
was largely attended and thoroughly
good time enjoyed by all present.
c. II. Jessup returned Wednesday
night from Hot Springs, Arkansas.
where he left his brother Arthur. who
is taking treatments at the Springs.
There were no advertised letters
from the Alma postoffice this week
because most people have learned to
put return address on their en-
velopes.
Mrs. /. c. Stnchcomb and two
children left Monday for Grand Rap
ids, where they will spend several
weeks. later joining Mr. Stinchcomb
in Lansing
Mr.. Curtis c. Curl and VIM. Roth
OF Mansfield, H., arrived at Alma
Tuesday morning and went to Brock
enridge to look over Mr.. Curl's farm
and adjacent property
The w. c. T. L. met with Mrs.
Loveland of w. Mechanic street last
Saturday afternoon. Topic discussed,
White Slave Traffic The meeting
was largely attended and considerable
interest was shown in the subject.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Stuckey and
Miss Eta Stuckey left Tuesday morn
ing for New Orleans, where they will
spend several weeks. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Ezra Smith and
little son Gerald. who will remain in
New Orleans several davS 70 attend