Alma record., 1913-07-24


Mrs Laura Phelps was in our viii
lage from Wheeler Saturday.
Mr. +. c. Pierce will open the
City Meat Market August 1st.
Mr.. Charles Merrill has been
spending the week at Saginaw.
Mrs. p. G.. Thomas made a busi-
ness trip to Hemlock Saturday.
Justice Barney Swope, of Wheeler,
was in town Friday on business.
Frank Hoten and wife and George
Maynard went to Saginaw Friday
r. d. Marble, of Bowling Green,
Ohio, spent Friday in the village.
+. G.. Patten, of Durand was an
interesting visitor in town Friday.
]. J. Leland and wife of Bancroft
motored to Breckenridge Thursday.
Mrs. Seneca Curtis went to Alma
Monday and returned Tuesday noon
Mrs. Reynolds, of Alma, visited
with Mrs. Livermore the past week.
Ralph Chisholm has recovered
from a serious attack of ivy poison
ing
Miss Eva Merrill entertained sew
eral of her friends Wednesday even
ing
Miss Witherspoon is visiting Jen-
ME Glenn from Hemlock for a few
days
Mr.. Huntoon from St. Louis is
visiting his son George for a few
days
Mr.. John Mead has sold his farm
He has not decided just where he
will live.
Miss Blanche Burlingame is now
employed as assistant for Mr. Fred
Eldridge.
Mrs. David Eastlick, OF Myrtle,
returned from ST Louis Saturday
morning.
Henry Stanks and Z. Horseman,
of Perry came here in the automo-
bile Friday.
A little boy came to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Guild
Wednesday.
Waldo Jones and family returned
to Chicago and thence to Kansas,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Stevens, who has been
in Saginaw for a few days returned
Friday night.
Mrs. w. L. Webster gave the girls
of the Methodist choir motor ride
Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Webber, OF
Detroit are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
! w. +. Webster.
b. b. Barton's barn was struck by
a lightning bolt Thursday night and
three pigs killed.
Mr. Sadler who has been visiting
out on the Emery farm returned to
Detroit Saturday.
Miss Theresa Emery visited with
Miss Elenor Pierce at the fruit farm
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Russell left Wednesday for
Montrose and will visit other places
before her return.
A. G. Moore went to Saginaw on
Friday and will visit in other towns
before returning.
The Ladies' Aid of Breckenridge
will meet with the Bethany Ladies
Aid next Thursday
Mrs B. l. Hodge, Ida and young
est daughter Lucille went to St.
Louis Friday night
Rev w. B. Tryon and wife from
Champaign, H., arrived Saturday for
a visit with their son.
H. c. Burton, of Indiana, Town
Booster, gave a stirring talk Mon
day before a big crowd.
Smith Cotton and family of Ber-
lin, Ont, are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Robinson and
Mr. and Mrs Grewsbeck motored to
Lansing and Mason Sunday
Miss Blanche Bailey Of South
! Breckenridge is working for Mrs.
| Elmer Guild for few weeks.
Mr.. Daniel Woods daughter, who
has been visiting here for few days
returned to Bay City Thursday.
Mrs. Wilkie Drake and Marguerite
and Mrs Shafer and daughter, re-
turned from Crystal Saturday noon.
John Blackney, of Saginaw was in
town Friday, also Mr.. Stewart look
ing after an important business mat
! ter
Creston Paine and his mother mo-
tored to Coldwater, Mich, Saturday
where Creston will spend his vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Frank Sexton met with a
most painful accident Friday at Sag
inaw that will lay her up for several
days.
Thursday and Friday were Sagi-
nav days for Breckenridge and vi
cinity and by the looks all took no.
tice of it.
Mr.. Will Cobb and family and in
vited friends were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. p. S. Robinson Saturday