Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-05-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

DIR. Day was an Ithaca visitor last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs o. L. Convis were in
Ithaca Friday
And to think forest fires are raging in
the upper peninsula.
Leave your order for b. p P. S.
paint with Smith & Carr X
FOR SALE-One hundred hair cuts.
Prices right. Davis Bros.
Detroit Vapor gasoline stoves are sold
in Alma by Smith s, Carr. K
d. W. Adams spent last Friday
forenoon in the county seat.
Miss Jennie +. Smith,, sister of p NJ.
Smith left Tuesday for Lowell, Mass.
A fine assortment of plants for bedding
may be procured at Bitner greenhouse.
Otto Sanderhoff, VIM. DeMuth. and
.lonn Carpenter were in Saginaw
Friday
At Bittner's greenhouse you will find
=" A''A 80 oooOieiHSho vi PidHto ioi DScOid-
ton Day K
Rev j. l.. Wolfe and wife are the
parents of baby girl, born last Thurs
day night
Olivet 8, Alma 0, was the result of
yesterdays ball game at Davis field in
this city.
Miss Lena Pollock of Fenton. spent
Sunday in Alma, the guest of Miss
Grace Kramer,
B. p. p. S. paints cover more surface
than any other paint on the market.
Sold by Smith q Carr x
Next Wednesday and Thursday are
Jewish holidays, as result the store
and yards Of Berman Bros. will be
closed.
During the first full week under
local option in Isabella county 325 sales
were reported by the nine druggists of
the county.
The banks of Mt. Pleasant, accomo-
date their patrons by keeping open one
hour every Saturday evening, from
z 10 o'clock
Miss Julia Bell returned last week
from an extended trip in Ohio, Indiana.
Kentucky and other states in the in
terest of Mapleine.
superintendent Knapp of the Quincy.
Mich, schools has been chosen by the /
Ithaca school board to succeed Supt,
Ganiard, resigned.
Miss Lila Wilson of Alma college.
ACCOMPANIED bv her friend, Miss Jessie
Turner. visited over Sunday at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
II Wilson of Clare
The REQ Motor Car Co., of Lansing.
has increased its capital stock form
$1,000, 600 to 1000, 900, articles amend
ing its articles of incorporation having
been filed with the secretary of state
last Thursday.
Messrs. VIM. DeMuth, John Carpenter
Mart Montigel and Otto Sanderhoff at
teno ed the banquet at the Saginaw
auditorium given by the shrine last
Friday evening. They report a most
enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cohen arrived
Saturday from an extended weddide
trip. They have leased the Wood resi-
dence on Woodwork avenue and ex-
pect TO go TO housekeeping as soon AS
necessary furnishings can be secured.
After spending portion of last week
in Grand Rapids, Miss May Barron was
joined Saturday by her father, J. w.
Barron, who accompanied her 10
Marseilles, Illinois, where she will visit
friends tor some time. Mr.. Barron re.
turned Tuesday
Ii the peasant women of Europe are
really blessed with good health he
cause of the heavy loads they carry on
their heads in baskets, as is said bv
physical culturists. the spring bunnets
OF 'O9 ought to put the Peruna bust
ness to sleep in this country.
Mrs. Fred Wright of Alma, was at the {
home of her brother, ID. W. Campbell.
the fore part of the week helping care
for her eight year old neice, HazA
Campbell, who has been very low with
spinal meningitis. Miss Hazel is now
on the gain and the doctors have hopes
OF her recovery.-Central Michigan
Times
The semi-annual convention of the
Independent Telephone managers as
ISOLATION of Michigan, will be held in
Muskegon, May % and 26. An excel
lent program has been prepared for the
event. Accuracy and Promtness of |
Reports to General Officer" is the sub
ject of paper which will be presented
by Miss Floy Egan of this city. Secre-
tary l.. L. Conn of the Union Telephone
Co., is member of the executive COM
mittee Of the State Association.