Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-08-24

Mr.. Wagner of Ithaca returned
to his home Wednesday morning after
visiting Frank Cummings.
Little Miss Neoma Marlin, who has
! been visiting her grandparents in
Ithaca returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eichorn &C
companied by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Vance and their little sis
tiers, also niece, Neoma Marlin, autoed
here Thursday to attend the Sunday
school picnic and visit her sister, Mrs.
Ethel Marlin.
Thomas Meddck, wife and son,
have returned from their outing at
Crystal Lake.
Mrs Blanche Marley and Mrs. Edna
Manley and son, spent Wednesday in
Riverdale.
Miss Gladys Gritzmaker of Ionia is
here visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ferry
! Connors.
Miss Nina Scranton is back at the
central Office after visiting friends in
Grand Rapids.
V. ID. Throop, daughter, Mrs. Clar-
ence Carts, and Miss Dora Perkins,
autoed to Mcbride, Wednesday, in
Clarence Caris's auto which he pur-
chased of the formers son, Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carts ac-
companied by her cousins of Kalkaska
autoed to Lansing to visit relatives.
Elwood Pangburn returned from
Alma, Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Bollinger is on the sick
list
Mrs. Eva Beach is reported as bet
ter at this writing and was taken to
Bass Lake Monday to spent few
days.
Mrs Friend Evans, who has been
quite sick is resting easier.
Master Lynn Amel came from Chi
cago, Thursday, to visit his grand
mother, Mrs. Ellen Nevills.
Mrs. Sidney Snook spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Greenville.
Fred Evans came from Lansing,
Tuesday evening, with the body of mis-
two year old son, which he took to
the home of his brother, Freeman
Evans, where services were held We'd
nesday morning, interment took place
Wednesday at eleven o'clock in the
family lot in the Vestaburg cemetery.
What makes il more sad Mrs. Evans,
who has a baby of ten days of age
was unable to accompany the re-
mains Of her little son who died after
few days illness with cholera infan-
tum Mr.. and Mrs. Evans have the
heartfelt sympathy of all their rela-
tives and friends.
Ralph Shook and wife returned to
Greenville Monday evening taking
their son home with them as he has
teen visiting his grandparents for
several weeks
Mrs. Bertha Harding spent Wednes-
DAY in Alma.
Ed Harding went TO Detroit Wed
nesday evening and returned home,
Thursday evening with new five
passenger Dodge which he had pur-
chased
Miss Edith Vance, daughter of Mr.. /
and Mrs. Albert Vance of Ithaca and
Clarence Eichorn of near Ithaca were
quietly married at North Star. Wed
nesday, August 10th, in the presence
of their young friends, who autoed to
North Star with them TO be the brides I
maid and best man. The bride is we'll /
known in Vestaburg, having lived here
when a child and until a few years
ago when her parents moved to Ithaca.
Mrs. Eichorn is highly respected by
her many friends in Vestaburg and |
they join in wishing the bride and
groom a long, happy and prosperous
married life Mr.. and Mrs. Eichorn
are at home TO their friends at their
farm home near Ithaca.
Mrs. S. Miller, widow of Soloman
Miller, was united in marriage to
Frank Bollinger, Thursday afternoon,
August 18th, at the groom's farm
home, north and east of Vestaburg.
Elder Craybill of the Brethren church
officiated in the presence of a few
relatives. Those present were the
brides parents and children, the
groom's children and mother, nephew.
Daniel Bollinger and his sister, Mrs.
Sarah Roger, who has been keeping
house for him since the death of his
wife and her children. A bounteous
wedding supper was served, after
which they departed for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bollinger came to the
brides home in Vestaburg. Later in
the evening those in town and near
town that had not heard of the mar
riage made aware of the fact when
the guns, bells, and all that goes to
make music for a wedding serenade
began to make the announcement to
all and continued To do an until the