Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-09-25
COUNTY SEAT NEWS
BY Special Correspondent

2ord Michigan infantry OF Wnlcn Sne
is an honorary member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gray of Sagi-
nav county and their daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Daniel
son, of Chicago also Mrs. Grace Wells
of Beach, North Dakota, were guests
last week of Miss Rachel Gray.
Joe Mellinger of Colorado is visit
ing relatives i'm and near Ithaca.
Miss Estel Ellsworth, a nurse in
the Sparrow hospital in Lansing is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellsworth.
Miss Mildred Chapman of Newark
spent part of last week with Mrs.
II. +. Kilborn during the absence of
/ DR.. kilborn in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Gilleo of High
land Park spent part of last week
with the latter's sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Hoffman.
The wedding Of Crystal Stoner and
Charles Patterson both of Ithaca was
solemnized Sunday September Ia in
St. Louis with Rev Roberts, pastor
of the Presbyterian church officiating.
They were accompanied by Miss Mil
dred Gladstone and Earl Christie of
Ithaca.
The list of those who were given
full citizenship papers by Judge
Monet last week is as follows: DR..
Herbert f. Kilborn, Ithaca; Jas. II.
Powell, Wheeler; Michael S. Allen,
Fulton; Joseph S. Ledwicke, Newark;
Jackub Saditek, Fulton; Ernest V.
Pretzar, Arcadia; John j. Holecek,
Elba.
Last week George Lamphere sold
his residence on South Jefferson St
to w. H. Zimmerman, who in turn
has sold his residence on South St.
Johns street to Mr. Guither from
Indiana.
Judson Fonst returned Saturday
from spending last week at Cold
water in the home of Superintendent
and Mrs. l. f. King. He was ac-
companied home by Tom King who
will spend this week in the Foust
home.
The Misses Pearl and Frances
Jenne left last Tuesday morning for
Valparaiso, Indiana, where they will
attend school the coming year.
Miss Edna Price of YpsiIanti spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. How
ard Wood
Mrs Myrtle Sewers Webster of
Evart, Washington formerly of
North Star. is the guest of friends
and relatives i'm and near Ithaca.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Brown and
Mrs. Cora Petit went to Detroit
Thursday and will spend a few days
there and at Flint.
Harry Churchill and father, Ed
Churchill, went to Detroit Wednes-
day TO spend few days with rela-
tives and friends
The jim Poet property corner of
Ithaca and Newark streets has been
purchased by Fred Wermuth of New
Haven.
Vernon c. Pine, who has been at
Flushing with the United States
geological survey spent some time at
his home here recently. October
he will go to the NJ. A. c. where he
will study in the engineering depart
ment this year
Mr.. and Mrs. David Reichard are
visiting in the home of their son, DR..
Ora Reichard, of Flint
DR. and Mrs. Carl Ranger enter
tanned on Friday his father and
mother of Lyons and Mr.. and Mrs
Hale of Iona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Fider ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Foster of Pompeii left Friday for
HcughtOn for an extended stay at
the Fidler cottage
Miss Reva Snider of Pompeii was
married Friday to Mr. Ryson of Cad
lilac at Mt. Pleasant by the Rev
Joseph Green, pastor of a Presby-
terian church at that place Mrs
Pyson has been employed at the com
merical National bank here the past
year and the announcement of her
marriage was surprise TO many OF
her friends
Mr. and Mrs Van Wrinkle wer,
guests of Mrs r. c. Lake Thursday
on the way from Petoskey and othe,
points to their home at Pinckney.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Andre re-
turned Wednesday from a week spent
at Lansing, Jackson, Eaton Rapid.
and Adrian
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Roberts are
entertaining Mrs. Hugh Roberts OF
Richmond, Indiana.
Rev. VIM. Roberts was the speaker
at the home coming picnic at Ban
lister Saturday
Mrs. Theodore Stevenson of Mont
btiitif liu.f - SDclNlilR the week WIFI
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kinsel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Lincoln of Pc.
toskey are visiting in the j. L. Bar
den home.
In a letter to his parents. Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Creager, Clyde Creagel
writes that the army Of occupation
numbering about 5000 men is now
located in German barracks on g
mountain overlooking Coblenz Or
this mountain is an old fort built il
1917 This fort is round and has =
ditch 100 feet deep surrounding il
with little Sits all the way around
These were constructed for the guns
The inside Of the wall is a mass OF
tunnels and passages with bio doors
four or five fae' thick The infantry
Fe saws. -ould not take it in a thous
md voars but The artillery might
take il in couple Of month. r. az
aro lo"ate1 i'm large cement buildings
with s'ovos iocto~s beds and chair,
o.'d cot THEW meals in a regular mess
hall. Saws thrv have nlentv Of foo
nr1 ~ present are not doing much
drilling but MAY ball and othel
Games TO put in their time.
Re sure 10 soc Madoe Kennedy il
Through the Wron0 Door" Idlehou,