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


Mrs. j. w. Salisbury is quite i'll at
her home on East street.
Mrs. s. w. White and Mrs. William
Durkee spent Monday in Alma.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Madden spent
Thursday and Friday in Detroit.
Mrs. c. W. Giddings entertained
at bridge, Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Whitney and
son, Frank, were Saginaw visitors,
Friday.
Fred Shaffer returned Friday even
ing from Saginaw where he had been
in attendance at the Hardware Mems
convention.
Several from the city attended the
Cleaners meeting in Bethany.
Mrs. l., SAVERS, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
West, Wayne Knight and Clare Mad
den left, Thursday for Sarasota,
Florida, for several weeks.
Karl Kornstein is enjoying a tour
of Florida, and other southern points.
One of the items of business trans
acted at the meeting Of the Board of
Education was the hiring of Superin-
tendent LaRue of the Ithaca school to
act in that capacity next year in this
city.
Mrs. Henry Tiger entertaine d
Thursday evening in honor of her
daughters, Barbara and Louise.
The T. IT, and ID. club were most
eniovably entertained. FRIDAY even
ing at a heart party, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix O'Melia.
Mrs. Kirk Hldreth and daughter,
Wilma, were Alma business visitors,
Saturday.
The funeral of Mrs. Polly Boggs
was held Saturday at 200 p. M. from
the home of her brother, Noal Wilson.
! Rev Ford preaching the sermon. Mrs.
Boggs was former st. Louis resident
but, recently had resided with her
daughter in Detroit. The interment
was at Oak Grove.
R. C. Thorold and family will occupy
the Mrs. Gregg residence on south
Michigan avenue.
Mrs. B. c. Hubbard entertained her
Sunday school class of young ladies
at her home Friday. The party at
tended a meeting is still i'll and not
later in the evening.
Peter Bauer is till quite i'll and not
gaining as rapidly as his friends de-
sire.
Rex McWethy and family have
/ Al 1
on Franklin street.
Mrs. Piper will entertain the Dorcas
club at an all day meeting next week
Tuesday. = pot luck dinner will be
served.
George Allen has returned to st.
Louis after visit of several months
with relatives in Pennsylvania and
other points.
Mrs. Edward Hofstetter returned
from Detroit where she has been for
several weeks caring for a sick sister
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Zelnar spent
Thursday with friends in Brecken-
ridge.
Several st. Louis young men were
guests of Mt. Pleasant friends Satur-
day, where on Saturday evening they
attended the largest dancing party of
the season.
This is a busy week in st. Louis
Methodism. On Sunday morning the
District Superintendent preached a
great mission sermon. On Sunday
evening the churches united and Mr.
Phelps spoke again from the subject
l"Dying on the Third Base" Meetings
have been held every evening and or
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Phelps address.
Cd union meeting composed of al
the Ladies' Aid societies in the city
this time taking the "pointed" subject
Getting Down to Brass Tacks in
Church Finance The meetings will
continue anyway over the next Sun
day.
Rev. Phelps was a Riverdale visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. A. +. Branch very pleasantly
entertained the A. +. c. class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school at hel
home, Friday evening.