Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-06

Mrs 5. Fink and two daughters are
visiting his parents at Middleton thi.
week.
The Prebsyterian Fortnighly will
meet with Mrs J Suydam. Thursday
afternoon Nov 18th
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Frank L. Ellsworth. 307 Gratiot
Avenue. Monday No, 18th.
W, j. Trott of Grand Rapids spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs. Mary
Trott.
John S. Caple and wife are prepar-
ing for an extended trip through the
southwest spending the rest of the
winter in the beautiful city of Los
Angeles returning to Alma some time
in the spring.
A. J. Hall and wife entertained twenty
or more of their friends at 500 last
evening Refreshments were served
and genuine good time enjoyed by
all present.
Mrs, Martin Kellogg of Erie Penn.
was the guest of Lou kehn and family
last week. Mrs Kellogg left Tuesday
night for Detroit
Eckert & Sack, the meat dealers offer
fore quarters of young beef at four and
one-half cents per pound. Read their
advertisement in this issue
The Woman's Missionary Association
of the Brethren church will have charge
of the service Sunday evening A
Thanksgiving program will be carried
out All will be welcome.
DIR. and Mrs Potts of Detroit were in
Alma Saturday. Mrs. Potts leaving in
the afternoon to visit with relatives in
Ithaca where, Monday. she was Joined
by her husband.
E. T. Lamb left Monday night for
Chicago, where he intends taking a
post graduate course in the Children 5
Hospital He expects to be absent
from the city two weeks
Protect your health by protecting your
feet from the effects of wet, cold weather
during the iall and winter months. You
can get the best makes Of serviceable
Shoes aud Rubbers at i. T. POL
LASEY's.
Rev. W p French presiding elder
of the Lansing district of the NJ. f.
church was in the city Tuesday even
ing with the official board of the
church in this city
Rev Wolfe asked last Sunday morning
for sos So. the amount pledged to The
church in this city as their proportion Of
the claimants fund A count OF the col
lection which was taken showed over 500
which fact speaks wei for both pastor
and congregation
Monday. October 2sth. was the hear
ing on the probate of viii in the estate
of Horace I Woodland deceased. late
of Sumner The will was proved and
admitted to probate The administra-
tion with will annexed was granted to
Harlan VI. Woodland his son
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold their an
nual bazaar and supper at the church
parlors Tuesday aud Wednesday even
ings Nov. 10 and 20 Supper We'd
nesday evening
Mrs. L. II. Hayt left last Wednesday
for her home in Pasadena. Cal. On
her way. she will visit her son Walter.
who is now engaged in the undertake
ing business at Phoenix. Arizona. Mrs
G. y. Hayt accompanied her
The Detroit daily papers are sending
out announcements of increase in their
subscription price to mail subscribers.
This is in keeping with the general
action of papers all over the country.
caused by the tremendous increase in
cost of blank paper Better pay your
subscription to The Record at once
while it still remains at Sl.OO per
year.
II. J. Potts. editor of the Michigan
Christian Advocae and one of the best
known men in Michigan occupied the
Methodist pulpit in this city last SIM
day. DR. Potts is al able speaker and
held the close attention of the audience
which flied the church While in the
city DR.. Potts was a guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank i. Convis
Ama's high school football team en-
cages Mt. Pleassnt's high school foot
ball team Saturday. while the college
team will endeavor to bump the at.
Pleasant Normals The high school
game with Ithaca for last Saturday had
to be cancelled. owing to wet grounds
A large bunch Of rooters accompanied
the college 20 Olivet last Saturday
Among the number who saw the
swimming match were Cobb.
Kres~ ingIIs. Graves. Morse. Campbell
Wright. Anderson, Karkeet McCol-
lum. Arthur fIelmer. OF Holland aud
Arthur Moon. of Lansing