Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-03-11
|Ai.MA RECORD
Saturday evening.

day morning.
Mss Buelah Flower, of Fife
Lake spending several weeks with
Rev. Albert Baker and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall, south
east of Elm Hall were Sunday
guests of Miss Helen Williams.
Mr.. Bert Forquer of Alma was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Green, Saturday.
Ray Hardy of Edmore was in
town Friday.
Mr.. Adam Britten made a bust
ness trip to ST. Louis Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Gould visited
relatives in Mt. Pleasant. Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Billings spent Thurs
day in st. Louis with friends.
Mr.. Ed. Winn of Alma was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Charlie Green transacted
business in Alma Wednesday.
Fire destroyed the farm dwelling
Of Mr. Lewis Billings and family,
Tuesday morning. The fire origin
ated in the-upper story, by defec-
tive chimney. Nearly everything in
the house was burned. and is
great loss to Mr.. Billings, who has
the sympathy OF the entire commun-
lily.
Mrs Langin of Weidman has
been spending the past week with
her mother. Mrs II. La May
Mr. a. Beach of Vestaburg was
in town Saturday on business.
Ralph Free ed of Elwell was Riv-
erdale caller Monday.
Miss Ella Lenord spent several
days last week with friends in Sum-
ner. l.
Mrs. A. J. Williams and daughter
Helen, were guests of Mrs V. p.
Cash, in Alma, Saturday
Mrs. Highfeld entertained the
Misses Bertha Hoxie, Helen Will
liams. Rhea Seamen and Ethel
Van Alstine, for supper on Tuesday
evening.
vern Norton of St Louis called on
friends in town Friday.
Miss Julia Reynolds left Monday
morning for her new home in Lam
sing.
A. Killing of Six Lakes spent sew
eral days last week with relatives
north of town.
Rev. A. f. North of Edmore was
the guest of his daughter Mrs.
John Young, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Young OF
Seattle. Wash. were week end
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Highfeld.
Mrs. Charters was an Alma visitor
Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Soeiety OF the NJ
=. Church met at ne home of Mrs.
charlie Num-. WEDNESDAY, afternoon
and elected the following officers; ;
Mrs b. c MARKHAM, President;
Mrs. John Young Vice President;
Secretary. Mrs. + NJ. Highheld; ,
Treasurer. Mrs walter swope.
Mrs. Walter f'wope spent part of
las, week wit1relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. Francs Rosa of Brecken-
ridge was geek end guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Wllter Swope
Mr.. DsvM Dutt visited relatives
in Alml Friday.
Misg Alma Mathews entertained
friens from Ithaca over last sun
day.
Mrs. c. Sutton spent Thursday in
Vestaburg with her auntie, Mrs.
Brt Waterbury.
5Mr. Frank Evans was an Alma
isitor Friday.
Rev. Albert Baker made several
.alls in Elwell. Thursday
Mrs. Melvin Bulge of Coleman.
ipnt last week with her parents Mr..
md Mrs John Hall.
Mrs. j. Evans of Alma was the
,uest Of her son. Mr. Frank Evans.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Yrs. Dan Wolfgang has bee seri-
,usly i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Pearl Smith of Mcbride Wis
ted friends in Riverdale Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilcox enter
aimed friends from Shepherd last
week.
Mr.. Charlie Green and r. Hilsmg-
r have placed lighting system in
heir place of business. '
Forset La Paugh has purchased /
he Charlie Billings farm, north of '
own and expects to take possession I
n about two weeks. $
Mr. Lewis Rhodes was in Stanton {
Ionday on business.
Guy Welch and daughter were