Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-07-10
ST. LOUIS HAPPENINGS
By Special Correspondent

Mrs. G. j. Boyles will entertain
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Church
of Christ Wednesday afternoon, July
8.
July at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kennedy occurred the mar
riage of their daughter. Dora, TO
Vern Kelsey, in the presence Of about
thirty guests. They will be at home
to their friends in this city after July
| 10.
The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs.
j. +. Latimer on Main ST., Tuesday
afternoon, July 8.
|. Fink of Saginaw spent July
in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowers,
Willard Reed, Frank j. Reed, and
Miss Minnie Yorker of Owosso spent
the Fourth in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Case of Bel
ding and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ries of
Breckenridge attended the Hastings
reunion July 4th.
George Arnold and family of De-
troit returned home Saturday, after
visiting his mother, Mrs. Emily
Arnold.
Asa Whitney and Clifford Wiser of
Lansing were here for the Fourth.
Mrs. j. NJ Kirby of Greencastle,
Indiana, is making her mother
Mrs Norman Johnson, an extended
visit.
The regular covenant and business
meeting of the Baptist church will be
held Thursday night.
Mrs. Fred Barnes is visiting in
Riverdale and Stanton.
| SnndaN
Pleasant with his sister, Mrs. Doan.
Mrs. Claud Simpson and son, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Holmes of Alma
were in St. Louis July 4th.
Lew Smart. an old resident Of this
place but now of Royal Oak, is Wis
ting here for a few days.
Mrs. Kirk Hildreth is in Mt. Pleas
ant taking the summer normal course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Burgess of
Lansing spent the week end with her
aunt. Mrs. c. w. Giddings
Frances and Frederick Hubbard,
children Of b. c. Hubbard, are quite
i'll with typhoid fever.
Ben Below of Detroit spent Sun
day with his mother.
Stanford Phillips of Bay City
spent the Fourth with his parents,
home when he returned
Mrs A. c. Franks has moved to
Flint.
Word has been received that Louis
Housed has arrived from France and
is at Camp Dix, \. Y.
Mrs. Ella Miller is entertaining
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Markham, OF
Detroit.
. Bradford Merrill, who has been in
service in Russia. sailed for France
! June 18th on his way home He is
the son j. f. Merrill. Another son
Roy. is still in France
Miss Lillian Hart is visiting
| friends in Mt Pleasant.
Mrs Orrie Giddings and daughter
| Of Norwalk.- Ohio, are visiting tn,
formers father-in-law, II. b. Gid
| dings.
| Mrs Fern Lebrett and sister. Mrs
Robert Durkee. are spending som,
time at Crystal lake
Bud Sgourney has returned from
II France
Miss Mary Newcomb of Piersol
II has accepted the position of teache
II of music and art in the st. LOU
II schools for the coming year
II Nathaniel White. a pioneer Of 81
II Louis died at the home of his sol
II George, in Detroit July 4. He wa
II about u years of age and had bee
II in i'll health for several years II
II ran hotel here for many years an
II was well known throughout the coun
H try, but had been making his HON
II with his son for the last few year.
II He was a director Of the Commerce.
II Savings bank of this city, and Of th
II Harrison bank at Harrison Hi
" body was brought here Monda
II morning, July 18th, and taken direct
II to the Catholic church, where solem
II high mass was held under the direC
Y ton of Father O'Connor of NJ
II Pleasant, Father Mulvey of Saginaw
II Father OToole of Alma. The r,
II mains were taken TO Summerto
Ill and Lid hosidn his ,r.ifn nd son