Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-12-04

Tom Clark was in Shepherd Saturday
Otis sprague spent Sunday in Ithaca
C. H. Carl was in Forest Hill over
Sunday.
chas. Silsby OF Lansing was IN Alma
over Sunday.
Before you buy Xmas candy see Lu
chini Fruit Store.
There will be mask skating at thu
ripk Friday night
z.t,c' Wood has finished 81, 700 resi-
dence on Eas.t Superior st.
Claude strubIe left FOR hunt nsal
Cedar Lake Saturday morning
Mrs chas. Ingersol was IN Ithacs
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Ross returned
home Tuesday morning to Muir Michig-
an.
The Fourth annual ball Of the Alma
Fire Department will be held New Years
eve
Mrs Vim Bahlke and sister Miss Car
penter left for Grard Rapids Monday
morning.
Otto Bowers of Forest Hill spent Sun
day at the home of Johe Barton on
Lincoln Ave
Mrs. Dan Childs and daughter Addie
Of Shepherd visited friends in Alma
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Cohoon lefi Thurs
day night for Long Beach California to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Tingle, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. {. D. Bell, left for Chicago
Thursday morning,
Try homemade candy l5c per pound,
aud special prices for large quantities
Luchini Fruit Store
Mrs. Simon Messenger and daughters
Rose, Sadie, and Grace, left Monday
morning for Detroit
Earle Porter left foa Chicago Satur-
day night to attend the annual National
Automobile Manufacturers exhibit.
Miss Kate Archer. who has been liv-
ing with Mr. and Mrs John Caple. left
for Grand Rapids Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw near Blanc
hard are visiting Mr.and Mrs. J E. Full
or. Mr., Shaw recently purchased alarm
near there and will soon be located
DR.. J. w Ndlack ana wife, who have
been visiting at the home Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. a. b. Scattergood, returned
Fridayto their home in Reading.
c. L. Pike and wife OF Ithaca were in
Alma Saturday evening on their way
home from Gladwin where they spent
Thanksgiving day with Mr.. Pixies par.
ents.
The Ladies OF St Johns Church will
hold their annual Bazaar in the Parish
Honse, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec.
nth and 9TH. Supper served on the
nth from FIVE to eight O'Clock.
5. r. King and wife of Mason, and
Henry King end u;fe 80 Die - ~ -
have been spending Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Tom Clark, re
turned to their homes on Saturday
morning
This is the time of year when the
readers Of newspapers should read care
fully every merchants announcement.
The holidays are rapidly approaching
and you will find many offerings just to
your liking This can be done very easily
by reading the advertisements. Then ly
doing your Christmas shopping early
you get the pick OF the stock. See i
point'
Carl Schnltheiss. Of Merrill, Mich
had 81 wagon loads OF sugar beets fer
the st. Louis Sugar company, and recei.
we'd check for S754.9o. This is lot
of added money. and in addition to his
other farm crops will give the enterpris-
I ing farmer a good bank account. Hun
dreds OF farmers are becoming wealthy
since adding sugar beets to their regular
rotation of crops.-The National Farmer.
Miss Juno Shepard entertained a
numper of her friends last Friday even
ing from seven TO nine, at her home on
Woodwork Avenue. The occasion was
Miss June's, fourteenth birthday, and
fourteen of her girl trends and an ebual
number of boys assisted in the good time
prepared. Light refreshments were SER
we'd, games played, and a general good
time enjoyed. All present at this event
pronounced it SPLENDID success, and
each and all wish Miss Juno many ret
urns of the day
John Caple and wife, and A J Hall
and wife left Tuesday night for their
western trip They will go to st. Louis.
Mo-, from there Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
will go to Hot Springs. Ark, TO spend
the winter. while Mr. and Mrs Caple
will stop at I'll Paso, Texas, then
through Mexico. Arizona and stop a
while at Long Beach. Los Angeles,
Calf, then on to Seattle and Tacoma,
Washington and make stay at Port
land, Oregon. on their return trip home
They expect to return in the spring.
Charles Sullivan will sell at auction