Alma record., 1914-01-22

Charles Anderson had their Union
telephone taken out of their home
Thursday.
Mrs. +. Darling of near Forest Hill
has returned TO help care for Mrs.
Dell Wright who is sick.
John Snyder and Barney Snyder,
have had the Bell telephone placed
in their home Thursday.
Mrs. Henry French of Alma spent
Wednesday and Thursday with her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Way, and family
Charles Powers and family OF Ith-
| aca spent Thursday and Friday with
the formers sister, Mrs. James Por
terfeld and family
Mrs. Frank Glow left Monday for
| Pleasant Valley on a business trip
to the L. O. T. NJ. Nj. of Alma, and
returned Thursday
Mrs. Martha Overhouse, who has
been in Edmore visiting her mother
for the past few weeks, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Charles Courier, who has been
sick for the past couple OF weeks, is
better and is going to the home Of
S. Koutz to help care for his mother,
Mrs +. Greenho
Glen Folkes, who has been working
in the Alma sugar factory in Alma
for the past few months and staying
with his grandparents, Edd Hoyt and
wife, has returned home.
| Misses Dora Gongyea and Margaret
Hines came Tuesday from Flint to
spend few days with Mrs. Dec Day.
Thursday evening they left for Beld-
ing where they make their home.
Miss Ruby Paulus who has been
in Fisher, Illinois, for the past three
months visiting with relatives and
friends in her old home, returned Sat-
urday. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Ring and children.
| George Kuhlman of Arcadia was ap-
pointed to administer the estate of
Fred NJ. Abbott at the hearing which
was held in Ithaca last Tuesday. The
people are very pleased in this neigh
borheed and think he will do justice
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II. b. Currence made a business
trip TO Ithaca to attend a meeting OF
the school officers Wednesday and
| Thursday. Mr.. Currence is school di-
rector for district of Arcadia and
Pine River, what is called the Brick
school.
Mrs. Lyman Cohoon, who has been
in Canada and New York visiting
| friends and relatives for the past few
weeks. returned home the last of the
week Bert Hayes and wife, of For
est Hill, have been at her home car
ing for things while she was on her
! trip
Lyle Nelson and wife, Misses Leo
ma Jones, Virginia Stanton, VIM. La
Paugh and Mr.. and Mrs. Dec Day
went with a party of nineteen last
Wednesday evening to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs viii Flower in Sumner
to surprise party. About forty-five
attended.
II. J. Hyde had their Union tele-
phone taken out of their house this
week. There are number who eX
pect to have their phones taken out
in the near future in this vicinity.
Mrs. Hattie Apple, who has assist
ed in the care of Mrs. Greenho for
the past couple of weeks, has returned
home.
Mrs. Charles Joseph had the mis-
fortune to fall last Monday while out
doors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Glow, where she has been en-
ployed for the past few months, hurt
ing her limb quite badly. DR.. c. B.
Gardner of Alma was called and she
was moved to the home of her son,
F. Joseph, in Alma, and at this writ
ing she is resting as we'll as could be
expected
Kirk Hall, who came from Tennes-
see this fall is here in this neighbor-
hood visiting with his old friends and
relatives. He has been in Alma this
fall staying with his grandparents,
Edd Hoyt, and family. and working
in the sugar factory. He states that
he has not decided when he will re-
turn to his home in Tennessee 1t
will be remembered that he moved
there from this neighborhood with
his parents about six years ago.