Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-07-09

Josh Fuller spent Friday in Clare.
Wilbur Lane spent the week end
| in Kalamazoo.
Floyd Oswald spent the fourth in
Mount Pleasant.
Pearl Decker was in Cadillac the
first of this week.
John Morrell spent Friday in st.
Louis with friends.
Mrs. Frances Ray spent the day
| Friday in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. McPhaul spent the
weekend in Jackson.
William Griffin and family spent the
weekend in Cadillac.
Miss Clemintine Brown was a
Wheeler guest Friday.
Mrs. A. Holcolm is visiting her son
| in Grand Rapids this week.
Mrs. L. Blake visited relatives in
Fremont over the Fourth.
William Atkinson and Austin Howe
spent Friday in Saginaw.
E. ]. Miller celebrated the Fourth
at Elkton with his parents.
Harry Wood and wife are the guests
of E. j. Skidmore in Flint.
Bert Taft motored to Merrill Thurs
day with party of friends.
Mrs. Jane Richmond spent the 4th
in Bedding as the guest of her niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Smith visited
from Friday until Monday in Monroe.
Mrs. Eural Race entertained Miss
Marie Walker of Ithaca over Sunday.
Harold Metcalf spent Saturday and
Sunday in Kalamazoo with friends.
A. B. Gals was called to Belding
last week by the serious illness of his
mother.
Mrs. A. B. Gals spent Saturday as
the guest of Miss Halle Cline near
Forest Hill.
Mrs. j. c. Baney entertained Mrs.
John Paine of Hillsdale the latter part
of last week.
Mark Spinney spent Monday and
Tuesday in Mt. Pleasant.
to Muskegon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Drummer were
guests of the latter's parents in Nor
ley for the weekend.
Ex-senator E. w. Wager of Edmore
was the guest of w. A. Drummer and
family Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lee hummer returned Thurs
day from a three weeks visit in
Brighton with her parents.
Misses Pearl and Helen Graham
spent Saturday as the guests of their
grandparents near Elm Hall.
Rex Hampton, wife and son, Lionel,
of Detroit, spent the past week as the
guests of Mrs. Hampton's parents.
Mrs. A. Cohoon returned to her
home in Hastings Friday after a visit
with her numerous friends in Alma.
Arthur Mckenzie of Urbana, H.,
returned to his home Friday after
spending ten days with his brothers.
Roy Palen and wife became the par
! ents of a nine-pound girl July End.
, Mrs. Palen is the daughter of Frank
Moore at the Alma House.
A. E. Smith spent Friday in Ionia
| and motored from there with a party
to Battle Creek where he was the
| guest of Mrs. II. j. Sanders.
: Mrs. Ida Critics entertained her two
cousins, Henry Rulison, of Spring
field, Mass. and George Rulison, OF
e Clifton Springs, N. Y, at her home
\ for the week end.
Elmer Stevens and wife, of Ian.
sing, were the guests of A. r
Kappe and family in Alma and Man
ley Stevens and family in st. Loui:
for the past week.
George Brown and wife and Mr.. anC
u Mrs. M. Cooper motored to jackson
y Friday and attended the races. DIR
McNabb driving his PAGER Alma Cir
! placed second in race, which finished
J. in 14H seconds.
: Next Saturday afternoon the w. c
: T. u. will meet at the home of Mrs. II
Beebe on Woodwork avenue. Tim,
of meeting, 230. Topic, christian
Citizenship" Rev. Mason will give
the address and every one is cordial!
welcome.
Miss Helen Mason, daughter of Rev
Mason, left Monday for Gerard, Kan
. sas, where she will spend two months
. with her grand parents. Her man!
D friends wish her a pleasant visit, ant
n will greatly miss her friendship whil
l. she is away.
Mr. Oren Osborn, a student a
. Alma College four years, who lef
!. two years ago to work in Crane
: Rapids, was married in that cit.
l June 18th to Miss Vida Churchill a
0 her home. Miss Churchill was also