Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-03-25
County Correspondence
TOWN LINE

carrier on route A, are pleased to learn
that he is little better at this writ
ing. The deepest sympathy goes to
Mr.. Brown during his sickness.
Word has reached here from Mrs.
Frank Glow, who went to New York
few weeks ago to care for her daugh-
ter Iva who was suffering from a
stroke of paralysis and left her help
less in her limbs has gone to the hos
pital where she will undergo an OPP
GRAFTON.
Dan Goble of north of Alma called
on friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Welch who has been liv-
ing on John Sullivan's farm for the
past 2 years has bought a residence
on Prospect avenue in Alma and will
move there the first of April.
f. Burgis of near Ithaca who trav-
els for the Rawleigh Medicine Co.,
made a business trip here on Mon
day.
Mrs. James Porterfield and son VOL
ford went to Ithaca on Saturday to
spend a few days with relatives; then
she will go to Shepherd to visit Mrs.
Sheral Callihan and family.
Alvin Welch and sister Lorena who
have been very sick for the past 10
days, are reported to be little better
at this writing.
James Porterfeld made business
trip to Ithaca on Thursday.
Little Thelma Isham who has been
very sick under the care of DR.. j. f.
Suydam is little better.
Mrs. Dec Day of Caro- came on Tues
day to visit her parents, II. B. Cur
renee and wife. Mr.. Day will come
on Saturday to remain the rest of the
week and visit friends.
Mrs. VIM. Broomall of Saginaw is
here visiting her husband who is
stopping with Giles Isham.
Frank Powers of Ithaca visited his
sister Mrs. James Porterfeld on
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Way and children spent
a few days with her mother Mrs. Hen
ny Frousch in Alma.
Mr. Sabbins of Alma bailed hay for
Chas. Anderson the last of the week.
Frank Church made business trip
to Riverdale the first of the week.
Edmour Koutz left on Tuesday for
Alma, Kansas where he will visit for
few weeks.
AL Hazeton and Nettie Duffy of
Arcadia spent Sunday with Barney
Snyder and family.
Mrs. Clyde Jones of Vernon is
spending few days with Mrs. James
Edwards.
Vern Currence who has been Wis
iting his Aunt Mrs. Timmins in Fer
ris Center for the past week has re-
turned to the home of II. B. Cur
renee.
Fireman Nelson. the 9-year-old son
of Lyle Nelson, had the misfortune
to have his ankle sprained at school
Monday. DR.. Mclaughlin of Elwell
was called and he states that he will
be able to use his foot in a couple of
weeks.
Charles Webb of Williamson and
Webb of Riverdale were call
ed here the first of the week on ac-
count of the serious illness of their
brother, George Webb.
Mrs. Grant Wood returned to Lam
sing on Monday afer spending a cou-
pie of weeks with friends and rela-
tives.
Semour Koutz left Tuesday for
Sheridan to visit with friends for a
few weeks.
Mrs. j. Burnside of Riverdale spent
Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Webb.
Mr.. Wiedman of St. Johns, who
has the managing of dredging the
ditch that is from Sumner township
to Arcadia.
Wright Telephone line 376 of the
Union Telephone Co. held their meet
ing at f. G. Wise Saturday evening.
Mr.. Wise resigned the office as being
president and was elected secretary
and treasurer and B. Mckinney was
elected president. Barney Snyder.
Giles lsham, Bert Failing and c. II.
English have been placed on the line.
Arthur Childs and wife of st. Louis
called on relatives i'm this neighbor-
hood on Thursday.
Charles Porterfield and family of
Alma have moved on to Andy Halls
farm. Mr.. Carpenter and family will
move as soon as their infant is bet
ter.
Ray Holman and family of Ithaca
spent Sunday with relatives here and
in Alma.
Miss Fern Nelson is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Flower near Sumner.
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