Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-11-21
BRECk ENRIDGE

proved lalal as yet ne ban was
again placed on all public gatherings
Sunday evening. Schools anc
churches are again closed. The fol
lowing cases have been reported since
. the peace celebration up TO Monday
| afternoon: Mrs. ]. f. Hodge, Mrs
Milo Richards, Misses Elsie Wierman
Roberta Reed. Alice Smith. Beulah
and Ethel Thomas, Grace Wriggle-
worth, Mrs. Chester Jenkins and
baby. Miss Martha Hetzman, Rollo
Lenbart. Miss Esther Bott, Miss
Neila Pearce, Miss Irene Bartrum,
Miss Erma Barnes. Miss Vinola Bon
garde, Mrs. Fred Greasy and daugh-
ter. Cecile, and sons. Ben and Fred
Mr. and Mrs Fred Dancer, Mrs.
Knorpp.
The Victory girls OF Breckenridge
have organized and the members of
the committee in charge are as fol
lows: Mrs. l.. L. Steadman, Mrs.
Stanley Bailey and Miss Linda
tnorpp.
On Wednesday evening, November
IL, the annual election Of officers of
the Breckenridge branch Of A r. c.
occurred with the following results
President, Mrs. Joe Paulus; LIST
vice president. Mrs Ella Muscott
2nd vice president, Mrs. Ada Dancer;
secretary, Mrs. Matte Watson, treas
urer. Robert L. Baldwin; members Of
the executive board, Alfred L. Craw-
ford, VIM. Muscott and Herman j..
Iubler; purchasing agent, Mrs Nellie
Crawford The following donations
4 have been made: busheI of beans.
$500, Charles Easlick; a bushel of
corn, $500, 4. Weaver
George w. Milligan and Charles
Thompson spent the first part Of last
week in Grand Rapids
Mrs. Jerry Eldred was called to
Flint last Thursday by the illness of
her SON. Thomas.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ran
dali, Sunday, November TO- a daugh-
ter
Mrs. Forest Curtis underwent
surgical operation at Alma Monday,
November H.
Mrs. William Nestle. nee Ruf,y
Hustled, and little son. Howard, of
Lansing are visiting ner mother. Mrs.
Clarence Fox
The cars owned by John Minor and
II. Bott collided Sunday night on f.
Saginaw street. No one was injured
but both cars were badly wrecked.
Corporal Fay +. Anderson of Alma
college s. A. T c. spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Anderson.
Miss Marguerite Crawford enter
tanned a few friends at dinner sun
day, IN honor of her twentieth birth
day.
David Osborne and family of st.
Louis were guests of his brother
Rev. George Osborne and family last
week.
Word was received here of the
death of Clarence Ludwick. who was
a soldier in France. Death was
caused by pneumonia.
Mrs. Wilson spent Wednesday with
her daughter, Mrs. William Graham
in Alma.
Charles c. Hayward of the Alma
college 5. A. T. c. spent the week
end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Haywood
Miss Ada Mcleod returned home
from Alma Monday.
Mrs. Jane Wheelock of Wheeler
was the guest Of Mrs. Lemuel Wag-
goner Friday.
Mrs. William Polly (nee Miss Jes-
sic SeXtonD and children of Pompeii
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alba Sexton and other relatives last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Shivley and
daughter, Florence, Of Crystal were
guests of Mrs. George Brown Satur-
day.
Misses Lillian Klinke. Roberta
Reed, Lydia Rehfus and Marguerite
Crawford attended the peace cele-
bration in Alma Monday.
Mrs. Stanley Bsily returned home
from Grand Rapids last Monday after
spending several days visiting her
husband.
Miss Arilla Cruson of Alma visited
relatives here Wednesday.
NJ. w. Muscott and family spent
Wednesday in Saginaw.
Miss Marie Joslin of Wheeler was
in town Wednesday.
Misses llah Hodge and Marguerite
Shaver spent Monday afternoon in
St. Louis.
Rev. Thompson spent Monday af-
ternoon in Alma.
Austin Hodge of Columbiaville is
the guest of his brother, b l.. and
Jesse Hodge and families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman ]. Zubler
were week end guests of Mrs. C.
Peterman and Miss Susan Zubler of
Saginaw
Miss Marguerite Crawford was in
Alma Thursday forenoon.
William Federspiel, sailor who
has been home on a furlough. re-
turned TO camp Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs Fred Dyball of Alma
spent the week end with relatives
here
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Wolverton and
son. Kenneth. Of Alma spent the week
end with relatives here
w. O. Shellington and family have
moved to Detroit
Mrs. Chas Ward Of Mason is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
King
Mrs. Zellard Shift and two child
rem Of Alma visited relatives here
Thursday.
The following men are ENJOYING a
deer hunt IN the upper peninsula: Il.
J.. Hodge, Chas. Merrill. sheriff n.
NJ. Bradford; Frank Youry and Ed
gar Yankee.
Miss Davis Kelso. who has been
making an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. William Hopkins. has
returned to st. Petersburg. Florida.
A farewell party was given in her
honor before her departure. at the
home Of Charles Merrill and family.
Sleep and Rest
One Of the most common causes Of