Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-26
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Saturday special-Women's sweat
ers, newest styles with lace fronts,
colors, jade, honey, peacock, jockey
red, buff, tomato, and navy. Worth
$500 will sell at $l.98. ID. ~ Robin
SON. advertisement 1w
The Booster class Of the Baptist
church and their families to tae num-
Der of 80 surprised Rev. and 1lrs. T.
c. Fistler, at their home ia the Heath
apartment on S. Jefferson ST. The
affair was in the form of a fruit show
er. A supper was served and Mrs.
Floyd Whitman, president Of the
class, suggested that the class cons
soidate with the mems class making
one large class with a membership OF
50. For the present Mrs. ~. M.
Weller will continue as teacher OF the
class.
The Missionary society Of the Pres
byterian church was entertained by
Mrs. A. J. BLIZZARD, Friday afternoon.
Saturday special Mems all wool
socks worth Csc. Saturday only, 81
cents. d. ". Robinson advertise
ment ivy
Mrs. Elizabeth Erickson, pioneer Of
Gratiot county, died suddenly Thurs
day at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Ira McLaren. Mrs. Erickson was
born in Ohio % years ago, coming TO
Michigan when young with her par
ents. After her marriage she went to
Emerson, living there continuously
until coming 20 Ithaca a few years
ago. Mrs Erickson has been e
widow since the death Of her husband
in 1900, and is survived by four sons.
Fred and Floyd Of Washington town
ship, Eta and Howard, OF Emerson
and three daughters, Mis-. Milie
Mikesell of Pompcii, Mrs. Chloe ConE-
lin of Copemish, and Ms Edna Me.
Laren of New Haven. hef funcra
was held Sunday at the Ithaca Metho
dist church, Elder Eugene Reeves Of
floating. lnterment was made in tho
Ithaca cemetery.
Saturday special-One big lot 81,
76 cotton blankets, grey, tan, ant
white, worth $500 win be sold a
$1.29. D. W. Robinson.--Advortise
ment w.
Forty enjoyed the evening gather
ing Of The Ladies Social club at th
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elem
ing Thursday evening. After the pc
luck supper the evening was spen
playing 500. The mems prize wa
won by Lavergne Chanin and tn
ladies' by Mrs.sFred Brown.
J. L. Voress is quite ill at his hom,
on North St, having had a stroke o
paralysis.
Rev. Potter, pastoe Of the First N
Z. church Of Fort Wayne, Indiana
gave "a very interesting talk at TIT
Ithaca NJ. +. church Sunday morning
His subject was tithing.
Mrs. A. +. Barstow, who has beer
i'll for several weeks, is improving.
Miss Nettie Comstock has gone t.
spend few weeks with her sister
Mrs. c. S. Watson, in Saginaw
The Baptist Ladies Aid society me
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Geo
Glow. A short business meeting wa
held after which the hostess sorvet
refreshments.
The Maccabee club met at the I. @
o. F. hall Wednesday afternoon fo
their regular meeting. After a socia
hour light refreshments were servec
Rev. Edward b. Ray, OF Chicago
who, with his wife, is visiting he
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy, wa9 tn
speaker at the Lafayette Presbyter
ian church Sunday afternoon. Rev
Ray has been blind since 10 years o
age.
Saturday special lot Of cretoune
worth 40 cents to IS cents. Saturda
sale for 10 cents. d. W Robinson
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Mrs. Elmer Fuller was summone
to Grand Rapids Wednesday by
telegram announcing the suddc
death Of Mrs. Carrie Cline. Mrs. Gin
has acquaintance in this place, ha1
ing visited in and near Ithaca at dit
ferent times.
Orville J. Bowers and Mrs. Eth,
Watson were quietly married Wed
nesday afternoon at the Methods
parsonage by Rev. J.. J.. Dewey. The
were unattended and went at once t
his home in Newark. Mr.. Bowers wa
a photographer at Ithaca and sold hi
business about three years ago, pun
chasing n farm in Newark
Russell Titus and Elsie f. Kycs q
Isabella county were united in mai
riage by Rev. l.. 7. Dewey Wednes
day at his home. Mr.. and Mrs. Roys
Childs accompanied the bridal coupl,