Alma record., 1914-05-21

Ben Mindell was in Saginaw Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs Claud Apple was in Owosso on
business Friday
Floyd Hamburger of ST. Louis was
in Alma Monday.
George Moore was in Ann Arbor on
business Monday.
II. F. Altman was in the county seat
Friday on business.
Mrs. J. Spinney spent Saturday after
noon in St. Louis.
Otis Fuller Of Grand Rapids spent
Sunday in this city
Baby cabs retired at Forquer's, oppo-
site City Hall. 1872
Mrs +. L. Ewing was St Louis visi-
tor Saturday evening.
Mrs Keesel of Bay City is visiting
relatives in Forest Hill.
Miss Emily Tam OF Detroit is visit
ing friends in the city
A. X. Graubosky was a guest OF his
parents in Bay City Sunday.
Claud Boyles of St. Louis was a busi-
ness visitor In the city Monday.
Mrs. Downie Vought spent Monday
with her parents in St. Louis.
Miss Elizabeth Sova spent Sunday as
the guest of llah Ervey in St. Louis.
Mrs. Robert Gladstone of St. Louis
spent Tuesday in Alma and Ithaca.
Elmer Steven and wife of Lansing
are expected home the first of the week.
A. X. Kappe spent Sunday in St Louis
with his father-in-law, Manley Stevens.
Mr. Chandler of Saginaw was in Alma
Friday on business with H. F. Altman.
Isaac People entertained his sister,
Mrs. James Shaver, of St. Louis Satur-
day.
Floyd Fuller returned Saturday from
a two weeks visit in Grand Rapids and
Belding
| +. l.. Du Frame, rural route man for
the Grand Rapids News, spent Satur-
day around Alma.
Have you seen the new Combinette
shirt? Just the thing for hot weather.
Slaters Haberdashery. x
| Messrs. II. d. and B. Z. Burnell of
Flint accompanied by their wives were
lguests at the II. c. Moore home last
week.
Luchini Bros. have had the interior of
their candy store papered and have made
several changes in the arrangement of
cases.
Mrs. John Daugherty and little son Of
Cadillac are guests OF the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Stuckey. Mr..
] Daugherty also spent Sunday in Alma.
John Wright, Albert Reynolds and
Cecil Johnson went to Detroit last
Thursday. They returned Friday and
drove five new Ford cars back
Miss Esther Dnham left Monday to
Rapids relatives and will leave tonight
for Winona, Mimi, where she will at
tend college.
Mrs. Albert Smith returned to her
home in Grand Rapids Saturday after
two weeks visit with her son, Harold,
and family.
Leland Hill. H. L. Watson and Misses
Ilah Ervey and Gertrude Pernert OF St.
Louis were Sunday guests of Pearce
Hayward and wife.
Dennis Whiten, four-year-old son of
Arthur Whiten, barber, while playing
in the house Friday evening. found
some bi-chloride of mercury tablets and
ate several DR.. Gardner was called and
the child did not suffer any serious ef-
fects from the poisoning.
1t is urgently requested that those
who have not yet paid their subscription
towards defraying the cost of erect
ing a monument in Riverside Cemetery
will kindly call within the next ten days
and pay same to Chas O. Ward, trea-
surer at First State Bank
Alma friends of Miss Maude Lucille
Ely of Dayton, Ohio, a former Alma
girl, received announcements last week
of the annual graduation exercises of
the Miami Valley Hospital School of
Nursing. Miss Ely is a member of the
graduating class. Her sister, Mabel, is
also in the hospital taking the course in
nursing.
Miss Edna Wood was united in mar
riage Saturday evening 10 Ralph Koons
OF Columbus, Ohio. Rev. iBrownlow
conducted the ceremonies at the home OF
Dan Smith. Miss Wood is the daugh-
ter of Mrs +. w. Stevens and Mr. Koon
is at present employed by the crate-mak-
ing department OF Swift & Company,
They will leave this week for short
visit with his parents in Columbus and
will return to make their home in Alma.