Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-10-25
ELWELL NEWS
BY our Own Correspondent

and Mrs Gruman autoed TO Camp
Custer for over Sunday TO visit Ted
Crum
Mr. and Mrs jim Covell left for
ST. Pleasant Saturday 80 b- with
their son. Harry Covcl. Harry hid a
2i-ham leave, could no. make ccrucc-
ton, 10 get home. So 0other ana
father Joined him in Mt Pleasant.
Nj ud NJ w. c. Pues'ey enCer
tanned Mrs. Pugsley's brother and
family Of Jackson last week They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Iugs,cy ANA Mrs. W Williams, who
expect TO remain for "a two weeks
Visit.
Mustcr pcuald Pug 'ey VINO Is at
tending high school in Alma, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Johnson Of Ed
more autocd rs ElWcll Sunday and
spent the day with relatives and
friends
Mir. Greene OF Detroit and MI
George Sandel Of Alma visited r. j.
w tNNliNi-'
Lew Pritchard field man for the It.
Louis company. was business caller
at Iakeyiew Saturday.
\. X. Wright and IL. h. Currenee
opened the weigh station at this place
Monday for the Michigan Sugar com
pany
Mrs. /. T.. Taylor spent last Tues
day in Saginaw shopping.
Mr.. Northrup and family have
moved on the Strack farm recently
worked by Ben Strack.
Mr.. Harold Hilsinger Of st. Louis
spent Saturday at this place.
A very pleasant evening was spent
last Friday at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Anderson. the occasion be
ing Mr.. Anderson's birthday. The
evening was spent in music, cards, etc.
Lunch was served At late hour
al returned to their homes, reporting
the evening well spent.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Currence of Alma
were over Sunday guests Of relatives
AT this place.
The Misses Anna Hutchinson and
Gladys Apple were over-Sunday
guests in Saginaw.
Carl Densmore has rented the house
Oh Larkn avenue owned by /. r..
Hilsinger and moved in. Mr.. Dens
more will work for the field man of
tho Michigan Sugar company.
Rebekahs. you'll be sorry if you
don't attend lodge meeting this Sat
urday Come out and enjoy the good
time which will be melted out to you
this Saturday eve
Clinton Nelson was ii Saginaw busi-
ness caller Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Coral, who is suffering
with gangrene of the foot, is still in
very low condition, suffering intense
pain
Ted" Crum, at Battle Greek. re
ecived very nice pair of knitted
vristlets, made by Mrs. K. j. Lathrop
81 this place. II each lady Of the Red
Cross society will do as much, Elwell's
soldier boys will be well remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. Spicer returned TO
VIM Thursday of this week after
rcw days visit with relatives and
friends
John Mclaughlin was an Alma bus.
mess caller Tuesday
uarrr Davis spent Sunday
with hi, parents in ST. Louis.
Percy Spicer and Mrs Alma Per
klns were united In marriage at the
home of the brides brother Alex.
Miller. Wednesday evo Rev Jack
sor ohiciatcd The ceremony was SIM
ple. but beautiful Miss Ethel Miller
acted as bridesmaid and the best man
was Harry Locke The wedding
guests were tho immediate relatives
Of the bride and groom Mr. Spicer
hae just returned from France. He
holds government position. The
many friends OF the newly welded
pair Join In wishing them JOY and sue
cess and q long and happy life.
Word has been received here that
Glen Langworthy Is or his way to
France. Glen Courier is Oh his way to
New York, Lehr Apple IS stationed at
Battle Creek, Ted" Crum and Earl
Sadler is stationed AT Great Lakes,
near Chicago. and Girls Downs is in
Texas.
Mr. Lew Boyer underwent an oper-
alton IN Detroit last week. Mr.
Boyer has been ailing for a year and
his many friends are much concerned
about him Word has been received
that. barring unforeseen compiled
tons. he will soon be able to return
TO his home. His wife is constantly
al his bedside
Mr. John Mclaughlin and Mr.. Mar
lie Slingluff autoed to Camp Custer
last Friday Y. NJ. c. A. was OH
served Addresses were given by
John r. Mott. general secretary of
the Y. NJ. G. A., at the Post theater.
An address was given at the Audito-
mum by Rev. Rice of Detroit. who
recently returned from a five months
trip to England Scotland and
France. The soldier boys stated that
the best thing they have on the
grounds is the Y. NJ. G. A.. where
they spend most Of their leisure hours.
There are pianos and graphophones,
which makes il seem more like home.
All the writing material is free ex-
ccpt some Of the post cards; they can
be bought for one cent each.
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