Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-03-27

Mrs. H. A. Preston went to St.
Louis. Thursday to visit relatives.
Mrs. II. Kittle, of Lansing, is visit
ing her. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L,
Eicher.
Mrs. A. ]. Blizzard and daughter
Frances went to Owosso Friday
to visit with her mother, Mrs. G. N.
Richardson.
Mrs. Hart Baker was called TO
Flint Friday by the death of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Grace Damon.
Don c. Bridgeman transacted bust
ness in Saginaw Monday.
Mrs. A. Eichorn is visiting with ST.
Louis relatives.
Miss Ruth Glenn returned Friday
to Flint, after a short visit with It'll
AGA relatives and friends
A. ]. Mum and wife of Brecken-
ridge were Ithaca business callers on
Friday.
Miss Ida Overmire is spending a
week with friends at Vernon
c. ID. Peet. of Sickles visited in Ith-
AGA Friday.
Mrs. II. Secrst of Alma visited at
Ithaca Saturday
Mrs. c. +. Davis is visiting at
Forest Hill with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Failing
Miss Grace Mouser, of North Star,
spent the week end with Miss Kath
crime Richards.
Miss Marie Parker visited over
Sunday at Alma.
Sam Kershheimer has gone east on
business trip to Boston and New
York
Miss Eva Feighner is visiting in
Flint with her parents, o. L. Feighner
and wife.
Miss Frances Veeney of South
Bend, Indiana, visited last week with
Ithaca friends
Mrs +. NJ. Harrod and Mrs. S. F.
Eldridge are visiting in Blanchard.
Mrs. Lena Haun was at Alma Sat-
urday
E. Howell and wife of Battle Creek
visited with Ithaca friends last week
and returned home Saturday.
Miss Iva Shellhaas and Miss Eliza
beth Foust spent Sunday in Forest
Hill.
Miss Matilda Brunthaven and Miss
Iva Martin spent the week end with
Alma friends
Jacob Martin of Ashley was an Ith-
AGA business caller Thursday
Mrs. A. +. Pinney spent the week
end at Detroit with her daughter, Mrs
Fred Randall.
A. +. Barstow was at Alma Tues
day last.
Mrs. Retta Becker, of Alma, visited
here Thursday afternoon.
The Ithaca schools closed Friday
afternoon, March 2Sth, for one week
Of vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Pinkey, of |
North Star visited at Ithaca Thurs
day
Miss Z. Cook, of Alma visited with |
Ithaca friends Thursday.
Charles Hoffman and family Of St. |
Louis visited in Ithaca Thursday.
The Russell entertainers will give
a musical Friday evening, March 2Sth
at the Methodist church, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Mrs. J. Q. Durfey was called to
Cambridge, o., Friday, by the death
Of her sister, who died in North Caro-
ina The remains we're taken to her
Did home in Ohio.
+. w. Griswold was at North Star
Friday.
Will Parker, of Alma visited in Ith-
AGA Thursday
Rev. Geo. w. Harris, of Ashley /
was at Ithaca on business Friday.
Secretary Bayliss, of the county Y.
NJ. c. A. visited the North Star asso-
station Friday.
A. NJ. Bacon, of St. Johns, transact
ID business at Ithaca Friday.
r. Butler of Detroit was at Ithaca
on business Friday.
The Crescent Rebekah Club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. VIM.
Stahl
Division No. of the NJ T. Ladies'
Aid Society met Friday afternoon at
he home of Mrs. II. T. Blank.
The residence of Mrs. Abram
caught fire Wednesday even
ng when a gasoline stove exploded I
and was nearly destroyed before the
ire could be controlled.
Mrs. f. ]. Alverson entertained the
Ladies' Social club last Thursday
afternoon at the last regular meeting
or the season. Mrs. VIM. Stahl was
elected president for the coming sea-
son; Mrs. Norton Gibbs, secretary
md treasurer, and Mrs. ]. L. Barden,
press agent. A special meeting has
been called for March 9th, at the
nome of Mrs. d. c. Gibbs.
The high wind Of Friday took the
south gable end off the Baptist church.
t was covered by cyclone insurance.
George L. Smith died March 21st,
1t the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Ray Burton of Ithaca, of cancerous
growth of the stomach. He came to
Michigan from New York when a
young man. Recently he has been