Alma record., 1913-10-23
LOCAL NOTES

ElWell is very busy little place.
Charley Kelley was in Alma on
business Monday.
Charlie Medlar is working at the
elevator this week.
Mrs. Osborne of Alma was a caller
in Elwell Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Taylor were
Alma callers Sunday.
Mrs. Edd Mathewson was in Alma
Wednesday on business.
Arthur Hillsinger is working in
the Boyer weigh station.
Clinton Nelson and wife called on
friends in Elwell Monday
Mr.. McTire, of Alma was a guest
at the Sandal home Sunday.
Miss Sarah Messler is spending a
few weeks with her parents.
Dewitt Vought of Alma was bust
ness caller in Elwell Monday
Tom Morton, of Riverdale was a
business caller in Elwell Monday.
Hugh Wyeth of Alma, is working
for p. {. Dersham, south of town
Mr.. Byrd of Ferris spent a few
days at DR.. McLachlan's last week
Fern Norton, of Elm Hall Sun
dayed with his uncle Mr.. Melvin Fol-
lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Pugsley, are
moving in their new residence this
week.
The farmers are very busy now
with their beets and other farm
crops.
Edd Hasbrook, of the Alma Sugar
Company was a caller in Elwell Sat
urday.
Miss Laura Gorton, of Sumner, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. w. C..
Pugsley.
Mr.. Holmes, of the Alma Record
was a business caller in Elwell on
Monday.
. Mr.. VIII Layman spent Sunday in
Grand Rapids with his wife and
daughter.
Mrs. Charles Greenhoe and Mrs.
Lo,ie Greenhoe were callers in Alma
Saturday.
A son was born at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chet WelQhe's last week,
Wednesday,
Edd Mathewson is working for the
Michigan Sugar Company in the FL
well beet station.
Mrs. Lulu Crandall, and little son,
of Owosso visited her father last
week, Mr. Hilsinger.
Mrs. z. c. Collister, who has been
under the care of DIR. Lamb of Alma,
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Stella Follick and family OF
Elm Hall spent Sunday with her
brother Sheridan Romine.
Mr.. Parr and Mr. Nelson of Alma
were in Elwell Friday looking after
the ditch south of Elwell.
Mrs. Lucy Sandal returned to the
west after an extended visit with her
mother and sister OF this place.
Mr.. VIII Layman cannot find hat
large enough in Elwell. Why: Be
cause he is grandpa Layman now
Mrs. Mary Taylor spent Sunday
with her husband Mr.. Earl Taylor,
the chemist OF the Alma Sugar Co.
Mrs. Grace Murphy returned from
Nina Sunday morning. Mrs. Muir.
ply has been in Alma the past week.
Charles Langvorthy is employed
at the Alma sugar factory. He
spent Sunday with his family i'll FL
we'll
George Sandal, our hustling stock
buyer is in Canada this week buying
stock from that place to be shipped
here
Master Cameron HIillsinger, of St.
Louis was the guest of his grand
mother, Mrs. DIR. McLachan last
week.
Mr. Howard Willard, the popular
field man of the Alma Sugar Com
pany. was in Elwell last week on
business
The Captain of the Rebecca De-
gree team wishes the team to be at
the hall promptly at 500 o'clock this
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
The popular telephone girl, Miss
Hazel Crandall has been improving
some Of her spare moments in en-
broidery work and now has fine
pillow, American Beauty rose,
Some very pretty cards weere re-
ceived in Elwell this week annowc-
ing the birth OF the little son of MIR.
and Mrs. Calvin Race of Grand Rap
ids.
The Ladies Aid Society has ap
pointed Mr.. w. c. PugsleX commit
teeman to solicit labor and funds rof
shingles to repair the roof of our
church. Mr. Pugsley needs all the
help he can get, so if he doesn't call
on you don't be afraid to call on him.
The new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Backer,
has now occupied the pulpit OF the
church here, for two Sundays and all
who do not come to hear him are
missing more than they can know,