Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-04
BRECKENRIDGE

Miss Ella Mcleod was 81. Louis
visitor Wednesday morning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Collism,
a son, June 25th.
MSS Leona Graham or Alma is Wis
ting her grandmother Mrs. Wilson.
Ed. Allen of Wheeler was in town
Thursday.
Miss Clara Rolxman is attending
summer school at Mt. Pleasant.
DR.. ID. A. Curtis went to Detroit
last week and drove home new Ford
coupe.
Miss Beulah Powell of Jackson is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Fred Stevens,
and family.
Mrs Bert Hicks and son. Kendall,
of Alma came Tuesday TO visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. I. Shatfer
Miss Elsie Lenhart. who has been
teaching in the Flint public schools
for the past year is home for summer
vacation.
Dell Giles was in st. Louis Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dyball and Nj
and Mrs. Fred Dyball motored ia
Mount Rose Wednesday.
Miss Marguerite Crawford was IN
st. Louis on business Thursday after
noon
Mrs. Bonesteele of Wheeler was in
town Friday evening.
Miss Anna Joslin of Wheeler spent
Friday night with Mrs. Thomas
Crawford
Miss Ada Mcleod is employed as a
stenographcr at the Republic factory
in Alma.
Miss Thelma Stevens, who has been
attending school at Ypsilanti is home
for the summer.
Misses Norine Prudden. Lena Bail
ey. Wilma Borton and Evelyn Nankie
lett Monday for Mt. Pleasant where
they. will attend summer normal.
Carlton Waggoner Of Saginaw is
here visiting his father, Mr.. Wag-
goner
j. +. Hodge made business trip
to Detroit last week.
Mrs Cnas Watson and Mrs. O. G..
COthorup We're Saginaw shoppers
Thursday
Misses Bernice and Ethel Fox were
Alma visitors Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs j r. Hill of Detroit returned
tU her home Wednesday after visit
ing Breckenridge friends for several
weeks.
K. G. Campbell is taking treatment
AT the Park House at st. Louis for
rheumatism
Rev Dunbar Of Wheeler attended
the evangehstic meeting Thursday
evening
Miss Grace Young is visiting rel
-atives at Lansing and Battle Greek
Bert Hayward of Charlotte visited
8 his parents here last week.
Seth Pomeroy is now employed as
millwrght in a large Touring mill in
Peterboro. Canada.
Miss Ivah Campbell left Saturday
for Pontiac expecting to leave there
Monday for Omaha. Neb. where she
expects to stay for about month.
Rev. George H. Conan of Lansing
came Wednesday night to ofliciate at
the Muscott-Emery wedding. He re-
turned to Lansing Friday morning.
Mrs b. L. Hodge entertained Rev
and Mrs. Geo. Osborne and the
evangelist and his assistants, Rev
Zoler, Messrs. Sutherland and
Holme, at dinner Friday
Fred Miner, who has been seriously
i'll with fever for several weeks. is re.
ported TO be slowly improving
Miss Flo Mcleod of Flint spen,
the week end with her parents and
sisters here.
Mrs. Mary Wolverton. who has
been visiting her son, Clyde and fam.
lily of Alma, returned home Saturday
Miss Helee Sharrar Of Alma Wis
it'd Miss Beulah Watson
The evangelistic meetings which
have been in progress here for tn
past four weeks, closed Sunday, Jun
Goth, with three big meetings.
Mrs. c. F. Neff and three children.
p Carroll. Helen and Lucille of Lowell
arrived Thursday to visit b. l.. Hodge
and family
Miss Sylvia Sawvel. who has been
attending the S. ID. A Boarding
school at Holly for the past two years,
has been visiting her father, c. Saw
vel, and other relatives. She expects
to spend the summer with friends nj
various summer resorts in northern
Michigan and will enter college in
the fall where she expects TO prepare
herself for foreign missionary.
Many young friends of Miss Wava
Bean, who formerly lived here. will
be pleased to hear that she was a
member of this years graduating
class Of the Clifton Springs. n. y
high school. Miss Beam graduated
with high honors having successfully
'co,nplisneu four years work IN ;wo
and had the additional honor &c being
appointed class poet by her class
. mates
Mrs. Aft F. Crawford entertained
the Thimble club at her home Monday
afternoon. A delicious luncheon was
served and the ladies' all report 9
very pleasant time. Mrs. Ed. Hill OF
Detroit was an honor guest.
The members of the congregations
church and their friends enjoyed a
: "pot-luck supper" and social time in
!: the church dining-room Tuesday even.
ing. About one hundred and fifty
were present. The occasion was in
honor of Rev. Geo. Brown, who has
enlisted in Y NJ. c. A. work. He was
presented with a purse OF $4,000.
Rev. George Brown. wife. and son
Ansley, left early Thursday morning
for Sarnia. Canada, for a short visit
with friends and relatives. They at
: tended reunion Of the Brown family
on Friday. On Saturday Mr.. Brown
departed for New York where he will
take few weeks training before
leaving for France. Mrs. Brown and
/ Ansley will remain in Sarnia for a