Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14

Harry Nelson spent Monday in Sagi-
nav.
J. II. Stuckney visited his folks in
Saginaw Sunday.
Let the Alma Record advertise your
auction sale.
S. Bennett was a business caller at
Saginaw Monday.
John and Walter Seegmiller spent
Tuesday in Alma.
c. III, Morris, of Carson City, called
on friends in this city, Monday.
Miss Lizzie Hambore of Chicago, spent
Friday with Mrs. ID. Clement.
ID. p. Struble spent the first of the
week with friends at Vestaburg.
L. ID. Zigler spent the latter part of
last week in Chicago on business.
Mrs. A. l.. Hutchinson spent the first
of the week wilh friends at Ithaca.
VIM Sturdevant was in Cadillac the
latter part of last week with friends.
Miss Cintha Fooget of Mt. Pleasant
was the guest of Mrs. A. Shaw over
Sunday.
Miss Laura Messy was the guest of
Mrs. Jacob Elbright the first of the
week
Glenn Fisher left Saturday for Jack
son, where he will make his future
home
Miss Clara Knoertzer left Saturday
morning for Flint, where she has a
position
Miss Ethel Booth of Breckenridge,
was the guest of p. J Adams and wife
over Sunday.
Miss Ruth Smith of St. Johns is the
guest of her uncle, +. L. Smith and wife
for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hawley spent a
few days of last week with relatives and
friends at Riverdale
Miss Grace Mapes of Breckenridge is
the guest of Mrs. John Cook on Wood
worth Avenue this week.
Thirty. one more pupils are enrolled in
the high school this year than year ago.
Certainly good showing
Mrs. j. Johnson and two sons left
Friday morning for Detroit where they
will make their future home.
S. D. Martin of Bryan, Ohio, arrived
i'll Alma Monday night for visit with
her son, d. b. Martin of EIwell
T. J. Zeigenfuss returned to his home
in Greenville, Tuesday after week 5
visit his brother Frank, of this city.
Mrs. E. L. Smith. worthy matron of
the O. f. S. is attending the Grand
Chapter held in Saginaw this week.
Robert Butler of Flint, formerly of
this city, was the guest Of his parents
and friends the latter part of last week.
The Record Office has both the Bell
and Union telephones. q. If You are con-
templating an auction sale, call them up.
Misses Heneritta Schemm and Marcie
Potter of Saginaw were the guests of
Miss Caroleen Robinson of Wright
Hall.
Guy Lockwood left Saturday for
Cheska, Mimi where he has accepted
position as beet end foreman at the
sugar factory.
II. p Cameron and wife, of Beverly,
Massachusetts, arrived in Alma, Monday
evening, for a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Mrs Celia Cronkite, who has been the
guest of relatives and friends in this
city for the past two weeks, returned to
her home in Saginaw, Friday.
Harold Price, who has been the guest
! of relatives in this city during the sum-
mer, left Tuesday for Frankfort, where
he will attend school this term.
! Earl Porter, city mail carrier, has ten
dered his resignation to take effect No
vember first Substitute Carrier Lippert
I has D6eu Recommended LOT the pOSlllO0.
Chef Walker has been appointed rural
mail carrier TO take the place made va
cant by the resignation of Eugene Tay.
Tor. Roy Wheaton will be Mr.. Walker
substitute.
Miss Mary Crandall who has been the
guest of her brother, T.. c. Crandell
during the summer. left Friday for
Corne II, n. Y, where she will visit rel
atives tor an indefinite time.
f. A. Slater has traded his restaurs mt
near the depot to James H. Townsend.
of Morley, who takes possession Hovem.
Der first. Mr.. Slater expects to move to
Ithaca, where he will assume the man.
agement of an auto garage.
J. A. Sadler and family leaves to.mor-
row, Friday, for Rosser, Washington.
where Mr.. Sadler goes to prove up on a
claim He will erect n shack and for