Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-02-18

dale were FridS
ents, Mr. and Mra
c. w. b. NJ. meetN
the home of Mrs f. McD~
afternoon
Fred Cornell went to Grand
Monday.
The institute for the teachers
patrons of Ferris and Richland TOWN.
ships, will be held at the Vestaburg
school building, Saturday, February
9Th. Everyone welcome.
William Wartz was in Riverdale,
Friday.
Fred Reader was Riverdale caller,
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Skidmore went
to Chicago, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Wager of Greenville, was a
guest of her sister, Miss Ruth Reed,
from Wednesday evening until Friday
evening.
Leon Briggs has returned from Ed
more.
Miss Ruby Sprague spent from
Friday eevning until Sunday with her
parent, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sprague.
Mrs. Mian'e Cook and daughter of
Edmore we're guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Briggs, Friday.
Mrs. Bert Waterbury went to Shep-
herd Wednesday, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hazel Allen
Mrs. Della Sutton and children of
Riverdale spent the week on AT the
home of her uncle, Herbert Waterbury.
Mrs. G. Peasley spent Wednesday
in Greenville.
Henry Manley was in Bedding and
Greenville on business. Wednesday.
Thomas Meddick was in Grand
Rapids, Thursday.
Chas. Marlin was business caller
near Wyman, Friday.
Leo Rhoades re+'lrned from Ashley.
Thursday evenirg
Chas. Rhoades is at Chesaning on
business.
George Nickerson who was elected
state delegate, attended the Republi-
can convention held at Grand Rapids,
Friday.
Paige Throop caught the largest
fish out of Murl lake Friday. that has
been caught in some time 1t was
pike measuring AZ inches and weigh
ed 1874 pounds.
James Macdonald of Bad Axe, who
came Friday evening to visit his son,
James Macdonald, left for his home,
Saturday.
Miss Reagan of Edmore was a guest
of Miss Mayo, Thursday and Friday
Miss lnez Reed visited her uncle,
A. GARNER and wife of Riverdale, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Malcolm Walker of Riverdale visited
his grandmother, Mrs NJ. Walker, Sat
urday.
A very interesting meeting of the
Literary club was held at the home
of Mrs. c. Noble, Friday afternoon,
Feb. II. The program was in memory
of Abraham Lincoln. The rooms were
decorated with the national colors and
flags. Luncheon was served by the
hostess. The club will meet at the
home of Mrs. +. Howard on Friday
afternoon, February Goth.
Clarence Carts went to Elwell, Mon
day, where heis taking medical treat
Mr. and Mrs f. Byard and daughter
were in Alma, Wednesday.
Bert Thorp was in Alma, Wednes.
day.
Rev. J. d. Tanner is holding revival
meetings at the Spencer school house
near Crystal.
u. r. Hicks has sold his interest in
the Hicks and Howard store to Mr..
Burnice of Goblevile.
School was closed Wednesday in
order that the teachers could attend
the institute at Stanton.
Mrs. j. f. Skidmore, Mrs. d. Scran-
ton, Mrs. G.. Scranton, Misses Esther
Thorp, Nina Murphy, Inez Reed Lola
Shook, Elsie Platt, Ruth Reed also
Mr.. Frank Murphy, G. Scranton and
Fred Mack attended the teachers in
stitute held at Stanton, Wednesday,
Feb. 10th.
The Vestaburg high school team will
play basket ball at Edmore, Friday
evening.
February 10Th and Goth, Lower and
Taylor of Sheridan will be at the store
of William Carts with a large line of
Mems and Boys overcoats and Ladies
and Misses coats.
Ora Nickerson OF Greenville was
here on business, Tuesday
Harry Davenport, Wesley Dun
can, Allie Evans, Melvin Sprague and
Chas. Zuver are the members of the
town basket ball team which has just
been organized.
Thursday evening the Riverdale
town team appeared on the scene at
M. w. A. hall to play basket ball
with the Vestaburg high school team.
The final score was % to in favor
of Vestaburg.
Line up.
N. II