Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-01-10
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Miss lvah Partee, who is teaching
at Mt. Morris, spent ,the holidays with
her parents.
Mrs. Walter Zimmerman of Sagi-
nav visited old friends here part of
last week.
Mrs. Dan Fairbanks, who is teach
ing in Iowa, spent a part of her
holiday vacation with her mother,
Mrs W. O. Watson, and her sister,
Mrs. Chester Jenkins.
Rev. George f. Brown returned
hcme Wednesday evening from Port
Huron and Sarnia, Canada, where he
has been spending the holidays. Mrs.
Brown and their son will remain a
J few days longer until Mrs. Brown
fully RECEIVERS from an attack of the
grippe, which she contracted shortly
after their arrival.
Miss Bertha Sexton was hostess
/ Wednesday afternoon TO the Young
Ladies Sewing Club The afternoon
was delightfully."- spent with visiting
and knitting and at five o'clock de
licious luncheon was served Mrs
7 w AlNti <-liluiitii itlll VI dElHdN was
the guest of the club.
Miss Inger Carl, the seventeen year
cid daughter of Mrs. Norman Brad
/ ford, died at their home east of town,
Monday evening, December 3lst. after
an illness Of many months with
ancmia. The body was taken to
Frankenmuth Tuesday in charge of
Undertaken Charles Watson. Fun
eral services were held at that place
The Masonic fraternity of this city
observed st. Johns Day. December
27) with an elaborate dinner at six
o'clock and an evening session when
officers for the ensuing year were
installed
Mrs. Fred Weirman died at her
home here on Friday afternoon after
a short illness Of pneumonia. She
leaves to mourn their loss four sons;
James and Frank of this city. Clyde
Of Ferris Center, Riley of Merrill. and
two daughters; Mrs. Wellington Cru
son of Saginaw, Mrs. William Con-
kiln of Ohio. and numerous grand
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Crawford and
daughter, Marguerite. and Mr.. ALI
Crawford and their guests, Mr. and
Mrs. James Downie of Detroit, mo-
tored 70 Ithaca Tuesday where they
the new year in. Dancing was enjoyed
l.. Crawford and family.
Geo. +. Huntoon and family attend
cd the funeral of his brother, Frank,
al St. Louis last Monday. Frank
lIuntoon enlisted on August IA, 1917
in Co. l. 10th u. s. Inf. and at the
time of his death was stationed al
Fort Benjamin Harrison, indianapolis
On New Years Eve about fifty
young people gathered at the opera
louise to watch the old year out and
In new year in. Dancing was enjoyed
throughout the evening, Miss Anita
Stevens, pianist. and Messrs. Ward
Hodge, violin, and Harry Stevens
trombone, furnishing the music. Al
midnight dainty lunch was served
consisting of assorted sandwiches, oil.
ives, cake and coffee.
l Two very Interesting and rathe,
exciting basket ball games were
played between st. Louis and Brock
enridge at st. Louis Friday evening
The b. II. S. boys regular team played
! the st. l.. II. S. second team and the
. result was twenty-five to ten in favor
, of Breckenridge. Those playing on tn,
. b. II. S. team were Du Void Shepherd
, Chalmers Mccall. Milo Pomeroy, sub.
Stephen Colby. Roy Anderson anc
, Lawrence Hodge. A more exciting
game was played between st. l.. H. S
team and Breckenridge town team
, the score being nineteen to twenty
. two. Those playing on the Brecken
ridge team were Harold, Bailey, Lorer
, Sawyer, Russell Allen, Fay Anderson
and Clarence Emety. There wer,
, about thirty young people from her,
; who attended the games.