Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-07-01

my Ntbp WIZ his bSth W Lansing
for the past few weeks returned home
and is working for II. b Currence.
Misses Carrie Bailey and Mary Nal
lory will attend the Mt Pleasant Nor
NAL during the Summer months.
Bert Mills and family spent Sun
day with his parents Mr. Willis and
family near Forest Hill.
Jesse Ellison formerly of here and
his wife who has been making Detroit
their home has moved to Muskegon
where Mr.. Ellison has excepted pos
ition.
Ray Raycraft and wife spent Sun
day with II. b. Currence and family.
Mrs. J. A. Gibbs of Shepherd who
has been visiting her brother James
Edwards and family has returned
home.
Vought of Alma has been working
for +. Church the last of the week.
Frank Webb and wife and Wesley
Webb and wife attended the Webb re-
union which was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Webb in River
dale on Sunday al were present fine
dinner was served, a program was
given. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ellison of
Muskegon, Richard Ellison and wife of
Holland and C. R. Moulton from
Brooklyn were the guests from out of
town. The family picture were taken
before they parted for their homes, the
next meeting will be held at the home
of +. Brant in Alma.
The Rural Routes i'm this vicinity
will all be changed Julyq tn. Some of
the people will have to get their mail
from Elwell Routes. 1t is not salts
factory among the farmers the way
the routes has been divided up. Peo-
pie like to get their mail from the
places they do their trading and there
is people which will have to receive
their mail from these small places that
that they never go to trade.
Dell Wright and wife spent Sunday
with Pan Robertson and wife near For
est Hill
Mrs. II. b. Currence spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with her son Don Cur
renee and wife and Mrs. Daniel Cog
gins in Alma.
Russell Nelson is spending a few
days with relatives in Sumner.
ID. ID Carpenter of Greendale is
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Wesley Webb.
c. r. Moulton of Brooklyn who has
been visiting with friends and relatives
has returned to his home on Thursday.
John Morley of Alma is here paint
ing John Sullivan's barn.
Mrs. James Pollock and Mrs. Reed
Lattimer attended the funeral of the
latter's step-daughter, Mrs. Ida Shaw
who will be remembered as Ida Lat
timer formerly of here and having a
host of friends.
Edd Ferris received word from Sey-
mour Kontz who left for the west in
May that he was in Montana at the
time of his writing and that he is hav-
ing pleasant time on his trip.
The bridge has been taken out near
Louis MUM so to let the men go
through that are working on the
dredge.
Lille Nelson and family went to Sum-
ner on Sunday with Clair Nelson and
family of Saginaw in their auto and
went to Sumner to the home of VIM.
Flower. From there they went to
Crystal and took dinner at the hotel
After spending few hours there they
autoed back to Alma.
Word reached here that Mrs. Ida
Hopkins formerly Iva Glow who lives
in CORTLAND, New York, who has been
suffering from paralysis for the past
few months that there is not much
hopes of her recovery.
Mrs. B. Worthing is on the sick list.
Barney Snyder who has been work
ing in Claire for the past few weeks