Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-09-10


business Friday.
Mrs. Merritt Miller was in Mt.
Pleasant Friday.
R. j. McFarlane was in Saginaw on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Kinney of Ithaca was
in the city Friday.
Albert Maier was in Mt. Pleasant
for the day Friday.
Joe Cohen returned Thursday from
Elmira, New York.
Charles Speaker was in Mt. Pleas.
ant on business Thursday.
Miss Esta Johnson returned from
visit in Ithaca Friday.
w. H. Redfield of Mt. Pleasant was
in Alma on business Friday.
Ray Barstow of Ithaca called on an
Alma friend Friday evening.
Miss Edna Shellhaas left Monday. to
take charge of the Allen school.
George Vernon Wright made trip
to st. Louis on business Saturday.
George Pulfrey was in Saginaw
from Friday to Sunday on business.
An enormous band of gypsies
haunted the city Saturday afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Iseman of st.
Louis was in the city Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Edison Hall visited for the day
Saturday in Breckenridge as the guest
of her mother.
Miss Mable Martin and Miss Nina
Smith of st. Louis spent Friday al
ternoon in Alma.
The Misses Catharine Shellhaas and
Elaine Losey spent Thursday after
noon in st. Louis.
MI. and Mrs. V. M. Fox of Saginaw
visited last week as the guest of b
Delong and family.
Miss Sarah Finch and grandmother
Mrs. Palmer of st. Louis, were Alma
callers Friday evening.
Miss Alice Kennedy of st. Louis, &
former Alma College student, was II
the city Friday afternoon.
Miss Irene Cook went to Coral Fri
day to visit until Wednesday as thu
guest of Miss Lena O'Brien.
Mrs. Bert Eckert attended the Mt
Pleasant races last week. Mr.. Ecker
raced his mare Alma Russell.
Miss Hulda Wright of Ann Arbo
arrived in Alma Friday to spend tw
weeks as. the guest of Miss Sadi
Buergie.
Miss Althea Williams Of ST. Loui
returned to her home Saturday afte
spending the week at the home of Will
liam Smith.
Harry Orwig and family left Satur
day for Detroit. Homer Durham i
assisting in the Journal Office durinl
his absence.
Mrs. A. R. Kappe returned Sunda
from a weeks visit at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Stew
ems, in st. Louis.
, Henry Breeze, who has been visit
/ ing his family in the city, left Satui
day for Toronto going to Buffalo an
several other cities en- route.
j, Wright's Furniture Store and tn
n Journal office have had new light an
h ventilation excavations put in the side
walk in front of the buildings.
: Mrs. Frank Richardson of Detro
y returned home Saturday after a tw
y weeks visit at the home of her pa
e ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Henry.
J, w. Delong returned Saturday mori
u ing to New Hampton, Iowa, aft'
spending few days as the guest
n his brother-in-law, E. H. Raycroft ar
II family.
Il Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh of Akron, {
Il guest of the Chisholm family
= Breckenridge, spent Saturday NOR
- ing in Alma as the guest of Mr.. M
= Intosh.
a The driveway leading to the rear
the postoffice from Woodwork. av
, nue. and which has usually been sc
= lies of mudholes, has been graded al
n graveled.
o. The College Barber Shop has be,
is repainted and has installed a ne
IS electric sign post. The tailor she
,s first door to the north, has also be
ID 1repainted.
to Miss Emma Tousley, nurse fro
Brainerd's Hospital, returned Frid
a. from Ashley where she has been
tv tending Mrs. Birdsall, wife of RI
e. Ray Birdsall, of the Methodist churt
n Mrs. Birdsall has been seriously
II with Indigestion, but is improving.
be Mrs. Henry Richmond of Ho
ok spent Saturday in Alma accompani
C. by Mrs. II. c. Scrofford of Ithaca. I
"a. two ladies motored to st. Louis W
ed Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Hubbard of II
It's city, and will remain there as
l..,o-tc 90 Mrc Huhhard over Sund.