Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-05-29
ST. LOUIS HAPPENINGS
by Special Correspondent

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Mrs. Frances f. Burns went TO
| Saginaw Monday night. Wednesday
/, she went to Michigan City and from
/ there 10 Fort Wayne in the interests
of the l.. O. T. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. III. Maser of Web
berville and Mrs. b. l.. Rosencrans
and daughter, Gertrude, Of Lansing
spent Saturday and Sunday at the A.
/ f.. Branch home. Mrs. Rosencrans
and Mrs. Maser are both sisters OF
/ Mrs. Branch.
/ Mrs Janet Branch went 10 Weld
man Tuesday and from there to How
ard City on business for the L. o. l.
/ NJ.
Mrs Frances f. Burns entertained
| Monday afternoon at bridge IN honor
of her guest. Mrs. Carl Zeigler.
Mrs. Jesse Berry and children of
/ Owosso returned home Saturday after
spending two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs X. G.. Humphrey.
Ms Dorothy Tufts Of Detroit is
visited her mother, Mrs. Helen Knee
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Austin have
gone to Glendive, Montana, to make
their future home.
Mrs. Celia Hess of Mannheim, Pa,
arrived in the city last Friday. She
left for Bowling Green, Ohio, Monday.
Mrs {. W Giddings and Mrs r.
G.. Chlande attended the funeral of
Mrs. c. +. Wilhelm in Saginaw Sat
urday.
Seventy-fve members of the St
Louis f. & a. NJ. lodge went to Mid
land last Thursday evening and con
ferred the second degree on the Mid
land lodge A banquet was held
after the business session and all re-
ported a pleasant time.
Mrs. Charles Wilhelm Of Saginaw,
formerly of St. Louis, died at her
home Wednesday. May p, after a
six weeks illness although an hour
and a half before her death she was
thought to be getting better. She
was formerly Lille NJ. Burgess.
Drilling of the test well for the city
water was begun last Thursday
Mrs. Zeigler, former resident of
/ this place whose husband was rector
of Emanuel Episcopal church in 1901
| and 1905, is here visiting Mrs. John
| Burns.
Mrs. Felix O'Melia returned home
| Friday evening from South Bend,
ltlnd.. where she was visiting her
| daughter. Miss Bernce, who gradu-
| ated in music, May 20, at st. Mary S
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seman Smith left
| Saturday morning tor Saginaw to at
l tend the funeral Of their cousin, Mrs
4 Charles Wilhelm.
Miss Henrietta Nondrasek left fol
I her home in Chicago Friday.
Mrs Louis Lowry Of Ottawa, Ohio
5 visiting hel parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley Colburn, for couple OF
l weeks.
Ailda Webster of Cincinnati is The
| pianist at the Liberty theatre.
4 May Festival concert was giver
f! by the choral union of this city al
the Colonial theatre Tuesday evening
| Nav ~. Professor Hosmer of Alma
college had charge OF the affair
( There were over 100 voices and the
union was assisted by the Republic
| Truck orchestra. Inc proceeds vii
be used for the musical library.
The grocery stock of Curns 4
4 GRAY which failed here some time
/ ago has been purchased from Har
1 Bros. OF Saginaw. the receivers, bN
4 Walter McQuaig. lie expects TO have
! the place open TO the punhc Nay -
Last week Tuesday d. ot' NAY ~
| THO ~ LOUIS "an" me- "a. '"v ,'.
of Mr. Totten and elected the folio"
ing officers: Prof. {. W. errington
director and manager; George BUCK ,.
! assistant director and treasurer; Ea
1 Henderson,. president; one Smlth
1 secretary and assistant manager
DIR. 3. .. Petit was in sag Oh
\ business last week.
4 Mrs a \. Martin spent LAST Wsei
l Wednesday IN shepherd visiting me-
y niece, Mrs. J. n. shepherd.
= Mrs. W. {. kethley oi Decatur ah