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

carload of Indiana silos at this place
this week.
Mrs. Arthur Wright is expected
home this week from Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright have been un-
able to find a home, but expect to
buy in the near future. Mr.. Wright is
one enterprising meat man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Anderson of Riv-
erdale spent Sunday with Mrs. And
derson parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherd
Romine.
Miss Cleo Amsbury of Midland is
spending few weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Art Hillsinger and Mr.. and Mrs.
Erve Hillsinger.
Mr.. Hiram Hilsinger who has been
confined to his bed, at the home of his
son, Irwin, Hilsinger, is suffering in
tense pain, with gangrene of his foot.
Mr.. Hilsinger is an aged man and
little hope is held out for his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Culver were
called to Bedding last week by the ser
ious illness of Mr.. Culver's father.
Acy Wiley who left short time ago
to work in Detroit has returned home.
The club will meet with Mrs. VIII
Weber this week, Thursday.
Leon Harris of New Haven spent
Sunday the guest of Miss Emma La
Paugh.
Miss Hilda Working, who is work
ing at the home of Mrs Marble Sling
huff. spent Sunday with her parents.
Miss Julia LaPaugh visited her sis
ter, Miss Emma, at the Ralph Ohm
stead home, last week.
Mr.. Theo Greenhoe the Indiana
silo man, sold three silos last week in
Riverdale, to the following farmers:
Geo. LaPaugh, Jim Vandemack and K.
II. Leonard.
Mr.. Earl Taylor is recovering from
the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Jones of Vernon
visited Mrs. Jones parents, Mrs.
Charlie Phelps, last week
Mrs. Ralph Olmstead returned from
her visit in Saginaw Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Conbern spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sol La
Paugh
Mr.. Theo Greenhoe was caller
I'm Alma Friday and Monday in River
dale
william j. Moffett well known to
many Elwell people was buried last
week in the Washington cemetery near
Ashley. Mr.. Moffett was formerly Of
this place.
Mrs. Ed Mathewson who has been
I'LL for the past three weeks and under
the care of DR.. Lamb of Alma, is inn
proving slowly.
Mr.. Arthur Murphy spent Sunday
with his family. Mr.. Murphy is locat-
ed in Grayling.
Thieves entered the home of Joseph
Moffet north of here, while he was
away and helped themselves to a Big
Ben clock and quantity of buckweat
flour. butter, canned fruit, etc, to the
amount of about SIS.
Rev. A. w. Baker is endeavoring to
purchase a stereopticon picture ma
chine outfit for the purpose of giving
missionary information by means Of
pictures.
E. T. Ryckman of Riverdale preach
ed here last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lula Rutledge and Mrs. Nose
Ackles of Ashley is here visiting her
father who is very i'll.
The Safety Deposit boxes in the
bank afford exceptional advantages
for the safeguarding of your valuables
and papers.
Mr.. George Newman, who is work
ing for Mrs. Helen Kinney, is visiting
his parents in Hersey.
Bert Bamber has returned from
Lansing last week. Mr. Bamber is
doctoring with DR.. Samain at thai
place.
Acy Wiley, who has been in Detroit
for some time working, was compelled
to return home, on account Of sickness
He is so much improved however, h'
returned to Detroit last Saturday tC
resume his work there.
Installation of officers, Elwell Re
becca's, on Saturday evening. This
officers are as follows:
Noble Grand-Mrs. Lille Olmstead
Vice Grand-Mrs. Sarah McLaugh
lin.
Chaplain-M~s. Eva Pugsley.
r. S. of N. G.-Mrs. Emma French
l.. S. of N. G.-Mrs. Nellie Sadler.
r. S. of V. G.-Mrs. Lille Miller.
l.. S. of V. G.-Mrs. Levi Prichard
Conductor-Mrs. Ethel Collister.
Warden-Mrs. Lucy Sandal.
Inside Guardian-Mrs. Lenna Wiley
Ont Side Guardian-Allen Sadler.