Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-02-18
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H., at South Lyon, spent the past week
with her mother, Mrs. NJ. Crandell, at
Ithaca.
The w. c. T. U. met Tuesday af-
ternoon Of this week with Mrs. NJ.
Myers.
Supt. Schultz and Ned b. Killian of
Alma schools were i'm Ithaca attend
ing the institute, last week.
Will Mccall of st. Louis spent
Thursday and Friday at Ithaca.
Miss Cora Dunlap of Alma was at
Ithaca, Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Markham at
tended the funeral Of their brother-in-
law, eileen Woodman, at Pompeii on
Saturday.
James Peet was in North Star, Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson of
st. Louis were in Ithaca, Thursday.
Theodore Nelson of Ishpeming, was
called home Saturday by the death of
us father, Wilbur Nelson. Mrs. Mary
Morrison, a daughter, of Traverse
City, arrived Saturday also,
Mr. and Mrs. V. Roberts OF Arcadia
township are the parents of a baby
daughter
Mr. and Mrs.-J. H. Smith spent the
week end with relatives at Middleton.
{. +. Johnson, the "Beet" man, and
his daughter, Miss Carrie, are both
confined to their home with humps.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Parker spent
the week end with North Star rela-
tives
Arthur Goodhall was Pompeii
visitor on Friday.
Paul Kernen and Russell Taylor
spent the week end at Mt. Pleasant.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society
cleared nearly 500 at their dinner
and supper served. Thursday last.
The revival services which began
the second week in January have closf
ed. They were much of a success.
Division No. NJ +. Aid society, led
by Mrs. X. s. Scarf, served dinner Fri
day last at the church parlors
Frank Monroe, who is attending
Ferris institute, spent the week end at
home
Mrs Floyd Guild and baby are visit
ing in Saginaw.
John Wang and son, Emerson, of
Pompeii spent Wednesday at Ithaca
Nicholas Wirebaugh Of Ashley, who
was recently operated upon by DE-. D.,
c. Hall at Pompeii, for appendicitis,
is recovering.
frank Muffley of Sickles spent We'd
nesday at Ithaca.
John Reichard of st. Louis was at
Ithaca Wednesday on business.
The members of the Rebekah Lodge
at Edgewood gave a perdo party last
Wednesday evening, at their parlors,
over 100 guests were present. Light
refreshments followed the cards.
Mrs Bernard Colvin of North Star,
spent the week at Shepherd with rel
atives.
A. Balch of Forest Hill, spent
Thursday at Ithaca.
Mrs. William Brown of Edgewood
entertained at cards, Wednesday even
ing of the past week, having seven
tables filed. Prizes we're awarded to
Albert Davis, Miss Lizzie Gordon,
Peter Schank and Mrs. Charles And
erson.
A large number of Ithaca Rebekahs
and Odd Fellows attended the First
Annual banquet Of Heath and Chulah
lodges at North Star, held on Feb -.
The program was very interesting and
much appreciated
Superintendent Dawson, Misses
Merritt. Knause, Shaus and Edna
Duff Of st. Louis schools attended the
county institute held here last week.
Miss Myra Allen of Mt Pleasant
spent the week end at Ithaca with
Miss Bessie Mccoy
Division No 3, Of NJ. +. Aid So
ciety served dinner Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. A NJ. Shaw
Miss Minna Greer of Alma was an
Ithaca visitor several days last week
Clarence Schultz Of Middleton was
at Ithaca on Thursday.
Frank l.. Convis, who has been con
fined TO his home by illness during the
past week, is recovering.
Misses Annette and Bertha Mac
Laren Of Alma visited with their sis
ter, MIS-. r. A. AlVerson last week.
Mrs. A. w. Wright was called to
Lansing Friday, by the serious i'll
ness of her sister-in-law, the wife of
Dr. Weaver.
Helen and Jeanette. daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown Of Edge
wood, entertained fourteen friends on
Saturday, with games and music, a
dainty luncheon following.
Mrs. Elmer Heath Of Albany, N. Y.
is visiting with Ithaca friends.