Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-03-13
ST. LOUIS HAPPENINGS
BY Special Correspondent

The Cheeseman property on the
Alma road has been purchased by
Noah Wilson.
Mrs. Charles Nandenburg Of Clare
spent part of last week with her
father. Frank Nandercock.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Hawk, March Bird. daughter.
Wesley Colburn has sold his farm
northeast of here, consisting of a l2O
acres, to Wesley Beard.
Mr. and Mrs. o. ID. Gotham OF
WATERFOWL, y. Y, who have spent
some time here. returned 10 their
home last week.
George Coleman. who recently sold
his farm one and one-half miles east
of here, moved TO his new farm one
mile north of Alma.
George Harrison of the L. of NJ.
spent the week end with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Harrington.
The W. {. T. u. will hold It's next
meeting March 14th, with Mrs. d. 7.
Kemp.
Mrs. Neigh spent last week with
her aprents in Riverdale
Lakes Naval Training Station is
spending a ten days furlough with
his mother
Henry Welsh Of Elwell has pur-
chased the brick building occupied
by the Gates barber shop and gas
Office
Mr.. Audrey Sias Of Edmore is look
ing for suitable building for a
jewelry store as he is thinking OF
moving his stock here.
Sergeant Paul Shippy of Newport
News. Va. is spending ten days
furlough with his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Fred Shippy His wife came ~
| from Saginaw 10 be with him while
he is here.
Mrs. w. =. Andrews went last woel
to Warsaw, Indiana, where she vii
! visit her son, Mr.. Zee Andrews, an,
family
Ensign Robert Wheeler. spent las
week with his parents. DR. and Mrs
A. X. Wheeler. From here he vii
90 10 Philadelphia TO report for duty
Ben Below of Camp Sheridan, Ala.
is spending a fifteen day furlougl
with his parents.
Mrs. H. w DePeel, who spent tn
winter in Ithaca, is now making he
! home with her sister-in-law. Mrs
4 Mile Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cove enter
tanned March 18th in honor Of Nh
Gove's seventy-fifth birthday A pot
luck dinner was served. Besides thei
children, Mrs Fred Cramer Of lonis
Mrs. Frank Robinson. and Mrs. VII
liam Atherton OF Saginaw, Mrs. Wu
ellis and family Mrs. Earl LaRu
and family Of St. Louis. " 5. Gov
and family Of Alma. there were pres
ent Mr.. and Mrs. James Black O
Shepherd Mrs. Black is a sister o
Mrs. Cove, and a number Of othe
guests. A very pleasant day was en-
ioyed by all
A very pleasant party was held a
the home Of Mrs. Bowers Saturda
evening for Mr. John Scott an
daughter. Miss May, who have r,
turned from Florida. A pot-luck sur
per was served and progressive pedr
was played. Mr.. Christman and Mr.
Owens received first prizes and Mr.
ID. T. Kemp and George Halterma
the consolation prizes. Each que,
received shell from Florida as
souvenir.
W iildiu httu has just itlNfUt
from Iowa where he has been fC
some time
f. +. Wiley died at the home of nj
daughter one mile east Of here la,
Wednesday morning. aged 81 year
The funeral was held at the ChurC
of Christ. of which he was membe
Sunday night there was a pleasai
gathering of friends at the home ,
ire alf 4 Ia1t al
supper was served
The Merle Boyer house on mort
Bankson St. has been purchased /
Frank Church who will take posse
sion, April LIST
Mrs. Frances f.. Burns went Thur
day TO Detroit and from there to Pc
Huron on business for the l.. .. T. !
Mrs. +. ~ Holcomb and daught
and Mrs. Nettie Biglow Of Fowle
vile, Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Chapman
Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. She
man Moorhead of Dorr were here
attend the funeral services of the la
Mrs. p r. Chapman held at the hon
Of her daughter, Mrs. S. Il. Ford
The firm Of Miner q Morrow e
pect TO buy the building they nc
, occupy which is owned by Frai
- Carnicom Of Alma.
John Buck is clerking for Acker
70 Patterson in the place Of Charl
n Hoffman. who recently resigned 10
III TO his farm.
III Mrs. Ella Miller has gone to Bait
III Creek TO visit her daughter. Nj
Markham, for several weeks.
III Mrs. Frances Burns went 10 La
o sing Tuesday morning to meet wi
n the committee, called by the Cover
3 nor Of the National Council Of
70 Tense.