Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-02-10

portant factors in the life of every
town and if they are willing to CO.
sperate-life is sure to be worth living
m that particular community. Inc
business men and farmers Get To-
gather and we will be more able to
do many things for the betterment OF
Rlwell at large.
Theo Greenhoe sold to three of our
prominent farmers last week, an In
diana silo William Hutchinson
Charlie Medler and John Miller.
Chorl Romnie is still confined to his
home with sickness, Chorl is the as
sistant in the elevator.
Charlie Fisher has hired Harry
Watkins of Alma TO work on his farm
for a year. Mr.. Watkins and family
have moved in one of his tenant
houses.
Fred Nurmutle, who has been stop
ping at the sanitarium for the past
week returned TO his home IN Ann
Arbor, Saturday.
Kelly Dalrymple, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dalrymple, left last Sat
urday to work in Detroit.
Clinton Nelson of Alma, formerly
Of this place, loaded three carloads OF
stock here, last Saturday. Mr.. Nelson
and sons Floyd and Lyle left for
Detroit Sunday evening.
Mrs. Frank Merlett, who spent the
latter part of the week in Ann Arbor,
where she is receiving treatment, re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Mallory, who was taken
to Brainerd Hospital in Alma last
week, to receive treatments is greatly
improved, but it is understood she VIII
have TO remain there, at least eight
weeks.
Bert Nelson got bad bruise on his
hand last Friday, when one OF his
cattle crowded him against the side OF
o barn. DR.. Mclaughlin dressed the
wound. No serious result is expected
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Apple were st.
Louis visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Ring who have
been visiting for the past six weeks
in Illinois, returned here last week.
Miss Ledger returned home, from
Illinois, last week, Wednesday, where
she has been for some time
Mr.. Ledger Wycoff, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edd Wycoff was recently married
to Miss Fay Holdup of Illinois and will
make that place their future home.
John Mclaughlin, is working in
Alma.
Otis Musser of Riverdale was an
ever Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Louie Ingham.
Charlie Miller of Portland Is WIS.
ting his brother, Ed Miller, south OF
Elwell.
Earl Sadler and George Chase, who
are attending school in Alma, were
ever Sunday guest of their parents.
\ David Boyer and John Faye of But
k,+rnut spent Sunday with John Myers
o. Miss Mamie VIM, teacher of the
,yer school was an over Sunday
4 uest of her mother, in Alma.
Mrs. Jacob Sandal, who has been
o,,ita IN with rheumatism is better a
this writing.
Miss Carrie Sandal and nephew
Mr.. Carl Sandal were Alma callers
Saturday.
Miss Hazel Pritchard who is attend
ing school in Alma is the guest o
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Prlch
ard for a few days
Sam Vetz was a Sunday guest
Miss Nixon, at the home of Mr. an
Mrs. Lew Boyer.
Charlie and George Sandal tran
sscted business in Alma Saturday
Theo Greenhoe sold an Indiana sill
IA Mrs. Helen Kinney last week
Mrs. Lew Boyer, who has been con
6ned TO her home with rheumatism 10
The past three weeks is still IN ser
ious condition.
Miss Ethel Shanks who is workln
for Mrs. DIR. Mclaughlin was tn
guest of her parents in VIM las
= week.
N is understood the three act dram
Nevada, produced by local talent
Riverdale will be reproduced at EiWe
IN the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corder OF Vestanur
spent Tuesday with their daughtel
Mrs. Arthur Hilsinger.
He who does not save part Oh VIVA
he earns today, starts life anew u
morrow. Make up your MIND 10 Iah
NJ much out Of your next pay ana p.
Il in the Elwell Bank, then get In IN
habit Of doing it regularly. III 20
will make a little investment now an
then. with good habits or money 20
will be repaid in rich DIVIDENDS anon amor,
them. comfort, respect and weait
Start with 81. Do business win yo'
home bank.
Row A. Coonrod, prominent youn
farmer of Sumner township died at n
home two miles east Of Elm Hall,
Tuesday. Feb. 1, age 81 years ai.'
prolonged illness of several montn
Funeral was held last Thursday al u
Elm Hall NJ. E. church at p. =,
Rev. A. w. Baker officiating. III
deceased leaves a wife and daughte
he was well known here.
The Seville-Sumner townships ou
hay school convention will be held
Riverdalc all day Saturday, March
bred Washburn of Benton HarD'
bne of the state Sunday school wor
ers will be present for the entire Sc
.ion. Riverdale Sunday school W
furnish meals free 10 people ou's'
II the village. n.
Mrs. Ralph Dershem, nee Beu
bowers. is attending the Elwell seho
IRIS. Dershem is staying at
Iuilnck hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Downs sPe
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