Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-27

Chauncey Barstow spent several
days i'll Chicago last week
L. c. Hull of Middleton was and
Ithaca business caller Friday.
Will Hunt, who was called to Ith-
AGA last week by the death of his
aunt, Mrs. James Donaldson, returned
Saturday to his home in Detroit.
John McNicol of North Star was
at Ithaca Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Bahlke of Alma was
at Ithaca Saturday.
Mrs d. N. Hoag of St. Johns and
son Floyd of Kalamazoo visited with
George Whitman and family this
week.
Mrs. Roy Derham of Lansing has
joined her husband here, he being
connected with the Gratiot Journal.
They will remove to Ithaca as soon
as they can obtain a residence.
Several couples enjoyed. skating
and dancing party at Browns Hall
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Martha Donaldson returned
Saturday to her home in Blissheld
after spending few days with rela-
tives here.
LATE Johnson of Ashley was an
Ithaca visitor Friday.
]. l.. Barden was at St. Louis on
business Thursday.
Rev. Alfred Ways two little daugh-
| tiers who have been seriously i'll with
typhoid fever are slowly improving
Miss Bernice Russell and Mrs
Maude Russell and children Of De-
troit are spending few weeks with
Russell
Dave Hull of Ashley was an Ithaca
business caller Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Tabor of Pompeii was
at Ithaca on business Friday.
Miss Tressel Gee of Alma spent
several days last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Goggins. Mr.. and
Mrs Goggin are removing to their
new home in Alma this week.
Will Bowers of St. Louis was at
Ithaca on business Wednesday.
| Miss Theo Amsbury of Alma was
at Ithaca Monday.
The Rebekah Club met Friday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Chas
Sanders. Twenty-eight ladies we're
present, and had a very enjoyable
| time.
The Maccabee Club met Wednes-
day with Mrs. +. w. Griswold.
Elmer Gallop of Ashley was at
Ithaca Wednesday on business.
Holmes of Alma was at ithaca
on business Friday.
f. c. Burden was at St. Louis on
business Thursday.
The Ladies Social Club met at the
home of Mrs. Willard Rowe Thurs
day afternoon; Mrs Chas. Goggin,
who is soon leaving Ithaca, was pre-
scented with a handsome souvenir
spoon.
Half the members of the Ithaca Re-
bekah lodge are endeavoring to beat"
the other half in literary contest,
the losing contestants to provide a
big supper for the entire organiza-
ton.
In the case of Mrs. Mary Danger
field of Ithaca VS.. the Alma Grain and
Lumber company, which was on trial
last week in the circuit court, Judge
Scarf took the case out of the hands
of the jury, ruling that there was no
cause for action Some time ago,
Mrs Dangerheld fell down an un-
protected stairway in the beanery
operated by the Alma company, in
juring her arm severely.
Miss Golden Becker is spending
the week end at Detroit with Miss
Helen Howard
The pupils of the Ithaca schools
are preparing an operetta, entitled,
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. y
founded upon the fairy tale, Snow
White. The playlet is prettily ar
ranged, the costumes have been ord
cred from Detroit. and the high
school orchestra will furnish music
1t will be presented Tuesday March
4th, at Browns opera house the
proceeds to apply on the piano fund
John Tanner OF New Haven was an
Ithaca caller Saturday
Mrs. Agnes Greeley was called to
West Branch Saturday by the illness
of her sister. Ms \ O. Guilford.
Prof. James Mitchell Of Alma col
lege occupied the Baptist pulpit Sun
day morning
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Warren
Stahl, Monday. Feb. gath. baby boy
Ralph Goggin of Alma visited with
his brother, Charles Goggin, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Grouse has returned from