Alma record., 1913-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. David T.. King and
son George, accompanied by Mrs.
Kings father, Mr.. Beck, are spending
week with George and Sli Beck,
near Ithaca.
Arthur Patriarche, who has been
visiting with relatives in this vicinity,
returned to Midland Saturday.
Earl T. Wood of Owosso was an
Ithaca business caller Saturday.
Rex Barstow spent the week end
visiting at Owosso and Detroit.
Mrs. Fred L. Howard and daugh-
ter Helen of Detroit are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Beasley and
ithaca friends
Ophir Haring and family Of Three
Rivers called on Ithaca and Shepherd
friends and relatives last week.
Mrs. Lena Haun and children OF
Nina visited last week with Ithaca
friends.
Mrs. Ira Jeffery entertained Fri
day evening at Bridge.
Bert Mellinger, living near North
Star, is seriously i'll.
Miss Gladys Nelson, who taught
in the Jackson-Sheldon Mission
school at Sitka last season, is spend
ing the summer there, and does not
expect to return home for another
year.
Miss Beatrice DeGraffe was at
Pompeii Saturday.
NJ a1 nJ har he
are removing to Cheboygan, where
they expect to reside in future.
]. X. Dunn and son Leo are spend
ing a fortnight at Houghton Lake
fishing.
Ithaca won the baseball game last
Friday with Owosso, at the Ithaca
grounds, score IL.
The |. O. O. F. lodge of Ithaca
held their annual Memorial service
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Finch OF Arcadia was
called to Ionia county last week by
the serious illness of her father, who
is ~ years Of age.
Charles Coleman has gone to
Houghton Lake on a vacation and
fishing expedition.
Max Hamilton, who has been visit
ing at Pompeii and Ithaca with rela-
tives, went to Detroit last week. Gay
lord Nelson accompanied him.
Dr. and Mrs. B. c. Hall Of Pom
peii spent Sunday with her mother,
, Mrs. Richard Easterly at North Star.
Mrs. Joe Wilkinson and daughter
Luella were Pompeii visitors Satur-
day evening.
Rev. Durfey and family are enter
tanning his parents, A. Durfey and
wife, OF Paulding, Ohio.
Mrs. F. w. Griswold and her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Coppernoll of Evart
attended the Pattengill reunion at
Alma Saturday.
Frank Tucker, deputy register OF
deeds, left the latter part of the week
for northern Michigan for short
vacation and fishing trip.
Mrs. Frank Davis, who has been
visiting at the home OF w. F. Davis,
at Ithaca, returned to Clarence Fri
day.
Robert Mckay OF Detroit spent last
week with his parents, F. H. Mckay
and wife.
Mrs. Rolla Barber is visiting in
Lansing.
B. J. Gulick and wife are visiting
at Merle Beach
Thomas Gladstone and wife are
spending a few days with Lansing
relatives.
r. Grouse, who has been visiting
with Ithaca friends, returned Thurs
day to Rochester, n. Y.
Mrs. Clark Beckwith OF Grand
Rapids, who has been visiting at
Ithaca, spent several days at Alma
last week.
Mrs. w. ]. Pernell is entertaining
Miss Salon of Mahomet, I'll.
\. l.. Squires of Pasadena, Calf,
who recently motored to Michigan,
left Ithaca for Petoskey last week,
where they will spend fortnight.
Mrs. George Lanphere is entertain
ing her sister and children of Owosso
Miss Nj. Huffman spent a few days
this week with Lansing friends.
Misses Goldie and Celia Argersin-
ger spent the week end at North Star
with their grandparents.
E. ]. Churchill and family are
spending fortnight at Charlevoix
Beloit, Wis, and other northern
points.
Miss A. Carnahan has returned
from a short visit in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Fred Hornbeck went to Lam
sing and is spending few days there
with her son and daughter.
Mrs. F. r. Bayls will spend the
summer near Ann Arbor with her
parents.
Miss Frances Mathews visited at
Mt Pleasant last week with Miss
Doris Francis.
Glen Handley, who has been visit
ing at the Thomas home at Ithaca,
returned Friday to her home in
Alma.
Ben Eggeman and family have re-
turned from, Ann Arhor