Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-10-18
ELWELL NEWS
BY Our Own Correspondent

BY Our Own Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mallory Of
Boville, Idaho. arrived here last Sat
urday for an indefinite stay with Mr..
Mallory's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Mallory. Henry as he is better
known here, was married recently to
Miss Gladys X. Moore, of Idaho,
daughter of the prosecuting attorney
of that place Mrs. Mallory was the
primary teacher Of the public school
in Boville. 1t was here Mr. Mallory
met his bride. Mr.. Mallory enjoy
the respect of all. They have the con
gratulations of all.
Milo Langworthy, graduate of the
Alma high school, was given the po-
siton Of assistant cashier Of the Riv-
erdale bank From a child Milo. as
he is Familiarity known here, has dis
played unusual ambition, and so, upon
completing the eighth grade at this
place, he entered the high school at
Alma. walking TO and from school, 4
distance of five miles, from which ne
graduated with honor. He accepted
a position I'M Detroit at the y. NJ. G..
A.. doing clerical work, remaining
their eight months. On a visit home,
l., was given the above position
That he possesses the necessary ini-
tiative and ability to make good IS
shown by his constant rise in the
business world. His many friends
wish him success in his new under
taking.
Teodore Strack awaits army call
Mr.. Strack was recently accepted for
military service in the new conscript
army and expects to receive his call
to Camp Custer, Battle Creek, this
week. Mr. Strack's parents are Ger
man born.
T. j. Greenhoe and brother Louis
were in Muir last week erecting silos.
Mr.. Greenhoe is one of the most sue
ccssful sio agents in this section Of
the country, having sold % silos this
fall.
Clinton Neson was a Detroit bust
ness caller the first Of the week.
Clinton Nelson transacted business
in Elsie Thursday of this week.
Frank Sibel Of Mt. Pleasant called
or friends at this place Sunday, en-
route for Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Waber autoed to
Alma Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Grant, Miss
Esther Strong, George Strong and
Miss Isabella Horton autoed to Big
Rapids last Sunday to visit Miss Ha-
eel Grant and Miss Tressa Fisher
who are attending school at that
place.
Miss Esther Horton Of Riverdale
was a Saturday guest OF relatives of
this place
The people Of Eiwel nave already
felt the pangs of the coal shortage
Some were fortunate in getting
CROUCH hard coal to last during the
winter, but many more are in need Of
hard as we'll as soft coal.
All are welcome to attend the Red
Cross meeting held at the Temple.
If you are not member come and
90 your bit any Thursday afternoon.
W. Fowler and family Of Sumner.
Nh. and Mrs Iran Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Nelson and his little
daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Nelson of Saginaw, Clinton Nelson
and daughters. the Misses Fern and
Nellie Nelson, We're entertained ar
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Nelson.
Dell Evans and family have moved
into their new home on the new add
uition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Boyer left for
Detroit Monday morning. NJ Boyer
viii be under the doctors care at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Mallory were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Wood
last week Wednesday
M. and Mrs. Bert Culver were
Alma business callers Saturday
Quite a number of young people OF
this place attended the dance in
Rivcrdale Friday
Mrs. Myroa Newcomb was quite i'll
last week
Mrs. Henry Coral, who suffered
stroke of paralysis two years ago.
which left her helpless. is suffering
with gangrene in her foot Mrs.
Coral has the sympathy Of the entire
community.
Red Cross workers are needed to
dc sewing. etc, in the Red Cross sew
ing rooms at the l. O. o. +. Temple,
which is opened to the public every
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Emma La Paugh is working
Ina.