Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-06-01
LOCAL NEWS

Day at Flint.
Miss Nora Milligan spent Sunday
at Greenville.
lothian Allen was in Ashley on bust
ness, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Emsley went to Grand
Ledge, Saturday, for visit
Oscar Vibber has broken ground for
bungalow on Gratiot avenue.
Geo w. Moore and Clarence Wheel
err drove to Detroit, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Wright drove to
Saginaw on Wednesday on a business
trip.
Marcus Pollasky of Detroit spent
Decoration Day with his people in
Alma.
Chas. Vining has commenced the
erection of house on East Downie
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Drummer spent
Decoration Day with her people at
Morley.
DR.. N. r. McClinton of Saginaw
was in Alma, Tuesday, visiting
friends.
DR.. E. G. Sluyter, Osteopathic ply
sician, Vermeulen block. Union phone
47.-Adv.
Dr. +. j. Carney was called to Du-
rand, Monday, to perform surgical
operation.
FOR SALE-Michigan Grown SO per
cent test Yellow Dent Seed corn. J.
b. Smith. 4l-1t-c
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Il. T. Lamb, Tuesday,
June 9Th.
Miss Eliza Emsley entertained Miss
Gretchen Allen of Ithaca, at her home
over Sunday.
+. NJ. Wood started on a new house
on his lot east of =. w. Creaser's,
last Wednesday.
Ralph Wheaton of Detroit spent
Decoration Day with his parents and
friends in Alma.
G. w. Wright and wife spent Friday
night at Crystal where they attended
the Alumni banquet.
Mrs. s. A. Foote of Williamson was
the guest of her nephew, Carts Brown,
the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rhodes left
with friends in Detroit.
I o. A. Hayes, purchasing agent for
the Republic Motor Truck Co., was in
Detroit last Friday on business.
Miss NJ. j. Kellogg of Flint spent
Decoration Day with her sister, Mrs.
Jackson. at st. Johns rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson resid-
ing on South Court avenue, are the
parents of an eight and three-quarter
pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Plum of Jackson,
formerly of this city, drove through
| Saturday, visiting friends, returning
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Hayward spent
! Sunday at the home of Mrs. Hay
wards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cora
Hill, north of ST. Louis.
! have added to my already well
equipped livery a new Buick auto, and
solicit your patronage either with auto
or horses. Arcadia Livery. 4l2w-p
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Wilbur spent
Sunday at Big Rapids. Mr.. Wilbur re-
turned home Monday and Mrs. Wilbur
visited friends for a few days.
Bert Pulfrey and family of Saginaw
were in the city Sunday visiting his
parents, George Pulfrey and family
and her mother, Mrs. Mate McCul-
Tough.
Clint Nelson has exchanged his
house on Downie street, occupied by
NJ. Mcintosh to Mr.. Stuckey, for his
home on the corner Of Superior and
Park street.
H. B. Granger, who had been for
some months in Wisconsin, returned
TO this section on Friday last and will
make his home with his parents on
/ Route 8, out of Alma
On account Of scarcity of houses,
Jas. G. Kress, will move his family
20 Ithaca for a few months until
house can be had in Alma. Mr.. Kress
will continue in Alma.
Harold Miller, who has been taking
course in Ostopathy at the Kinks
vile Ostapathic college at Kirksviile,
Mo, returned last Saturday night, for
bis summer vacation. He will return
/ in September.
Harry Jackson spent the first part
OF the week with his parents. He is
cutie enthusiastic about his work.
The firm he is with is making progress
and consequently offering good chan
ces to young men.
DR.. j. r. Shaffer, who for years
has conducted a drug business and
practiced medicine at Elm Hall for
forty years, has moved with his fam
I lily to Detroit where they will make
their future home.
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