Alma record., 1913-10-09

" V. WTlSnl was In ithaca on
business Friday.
Art. Wilton was ST. Johns visitor
last Thursday.
Miss Vida Coles is the guest OF
friends and relatives at McBrides.
Miss Beryl Broderick, of Detroit
is the guest of Miss Margaret Allen.
Mrs. H. B. Stuckey returned Sun
day from visit with her daughters
in Cadillac.
T. A. Burt returned Tuesday from
several days visit with his family
in Urbana, ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Fraker and
| daughter, Lois were in St. Johns on
Sunday afternoon.
A. Mann returned last Thursday
evening from business trip to var
ious Ohio points.
Joe Mckenzie moved his family
this week into the VIM. Young house
on Hastings street
]. H. Lancashire and son, Ammi,
of Manchester, Mass, were in Alma
Saturday on business.
Miss Caroleen Robinson of the col
lege faculty spent the week end at
her home in Traverse City.
Alfred J. Loney of the circulation
department of the Chicago Record
Herald was in Alma last week.
Mrs. J. w. Nibblack returned on
Tuesday night from an extended visit
with friends in southern Michigan.
The auditors of the Bell Telephone
company were in Alma last week
checking up the books in the local
office.
L. c. Stinchcomb and family and
Miss Clara Fenner spent Sunday with
the formers parents near Lake
Odessa
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McLaren, of
New Haven visited on Sunday at the
home of the formers uncle Malcom
McLaren.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Baker and lit
tie daughter of Owosso were guests
of the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs
]. A. Baker, over Sunday.
Mrs. w. S Rowland of Somona,
Mich, spent the first of the week
with heS son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Rowland, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs A Raymond Cleland
spent the latter part of the week and
over Sunday at their home in St.
Johns and attended the Clinton coun-
ty fair
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hutchinson of
Saginaw spent Sunday and the first
of the week with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutchin-
son.
Charles A. Button assisted last
week at an. "Old Folks Concert" at |
Cadillac. Mr.. Buttons tenor and !
solos were greatly appre-
ciated by large audience.
The Presbyterian fortnightly will
meet with Mrs F. E. Ellsworth,
Tuesday afternoon, October 14th, at
which time Mrs. Notestein will give
a report of the synodical meeting.
Efford Beverly who received dis
located knee at the Freshman Soph-
omore rush and was confined to the
house a few days is out again and
on his studies at college.
Mesdames w. H. Parr and Lee
Rowland attended the annual meet
ng of the Order of Eastern Star
leld in Saginaw this week Mrs
Parr was the Alma delegate to the
meeting.
Mrs. Blanch Kathau, who has been
spending two weeks as a guest at the
lome of John Kirby south Of Alma,
eft Friday for McBain to visit friends
while on the way to her home in
-heboygan
The programs are out for the Sun
lay School Workers meetings which
re held in the Presbyterian church
ach Thursday evening at $40 Good ;
peakers and interesting subjects will
'e discussed.
John NJ. Dunham spent the first
# the week in Grand Rapids on busi-
less. He was accompanied by his
ousin Ila Wightman, of Fenton who
ad been a guest at the Dunham
ome for ten days.
Superintendent of the Masonic
lone, Herbert Montague, and wife,
pent Tuesday and Wednesday morn
1g in Saginaw attending the annual
leeting of the Order of Eastern Star
nd returned Tuesday afternoon with
he delegation who visited the Ma
onic Home.
A quorum not being present Mon
ay night at the business meeting of
ne Mems Bible Class of the. Metho-
ist church, the meeting was adjourn
d till Saturday evening at o'clock,
hen all who are absent will be fined
cents and those present will be
-eated to ice cream.
Fred Delaney came over from AL
la Monday for a short visit with
liddleton friends on his way TO