Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-03-25
ST. LOUIS

Thursday with his mother.
Miss Grace Define is visiting with
friends in Ithaca this week.
Leslie Boice of Durand spent the
first of the week here with his par
ents.
Mrs. l.. Lowell of Detroit was called
here Thursday by the death of her
niece, Miss Nina Smith.
Zellard Smith was in Lansing Mon
day on business.
Arlie Boice and daughter Marian
were in Alma Monday on business.
VIM. Brotherton who has been very
i'll for the past six weeks, is gaining
slowly
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smith, Mrs. John
Eastman and son Claud of Merrill
visited at Jay Hills home Saturday.
John Walker of Toledo, Ohio, Wis
| tied friends and relatives in town last
week.
Mrs. r. C. Thorold was in Detroit
last week on business.
Miss Hilda Dubay spent Sunday in
Riverdale with her sister, Mrs. Ray
Ellison.
Mrs. Clara Parrish and son Byron
are visiting relatives in Lansing this
week.
Morton Walker of Toledo spent Sun
day in st. Louis.
Miss Laura Steele of Bedding spent
the weekend here with her parents.
Miss Madge Doyle spent Sunday
with her parents in Breckenridge.
Walter Burlingame and Elma Dean
were married Saturday night at the
Christiap parsonage. Their friends
wish them long and happy life.
| Butch Brewer of Alma was in st.
Louis Monday
NJ. Perrigo of Alma was in st. Louis
Sunday.
| Mrs. Charles Thomas and daughter
Katherine went to Reading Saturday
where they expect to make their fu
ture home. Mr.. Thomas expects to
go in about two weeks.
The X. of P. conferred the third de-
gree upon three candidates Tuesday
night in their lodge.
Wilson Piper is suffering from a
fall received while at play Friday af-
ternoon.
J. ID. Lincoln and family moved on
Monday into the house next to Fred
Graham's on West street.
Meetings are still going on in the
Christian church under the direction
of Evangelist Winston.
II. Wilkinson has purchased the for
mer p B. Smith home east of the
sugar factory and will move there
about April LIST.
Mrs. w. L. Yost has been confined
to her home by illness.
S. L. Zelmar and wife are plan
ming to move on their farm east of
town.
John Henry has purchased the p
and with his family will occupy it
c. Faunce home on North Mill street
very soon.
H. II. Fulcher, representative Of the
International Harvester Co.. has this
week delivered through the Gibbs
agency in this city an SIG oil tractor
blowing engine to John Lehmkuhle
This is the first engine of its kind to
be sold through the Saginaw |. II. c.
agency.
Mrs. David Kleinhaus is still con-
fined to her home by illness.
The Epworth League will give a re-
ception tomorrow FRIDAY EVENING" at
the NJ. f. church for the rs new mem
bers recently added to the church.
The Presbyterian membership of
this city enjoyed an old-time program
and social at their church Friday
evening last. A fine lunch was serv-
ed.
Mrs. A. Vatz, guardian for the
"Swatsika" Campfire Girls, of the
city, took them on "hike" Saturday
afternoon during which they visited
Alma, enjoyed an appetizing lunch and
other things.
| A Redpath Lyceum bureau repre-
sentative met our local committee for
next years lecture course and a fine
line of attractions was signed for
among them Lecturers Gunsaulus and
OFT.
Peter Bauer is still in critical
condition from the operation he un-
derwent at the u. of NJ. hospital some
time ago.
Mrs. Frank Anderson has been quite
| i'll.
w. G. West and Carl Kornstein
have returned from their Florida So
journ.
I S. w. White returned Thursday
4 from three weeks visit with his
brother in New Mexico
The receipts of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety 10-cent supper at j. v. Bahler's
Friday evening was more than seven
dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harris are
keeping house in the rooms over
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