Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-04-08

Call at the Alma Roller Mills for
your seed field peas. x
Miss Mildred Bildson spent the last
of last week in Chicago.
The banks of this city were closed
Monday election day.
Commissioner of Schools c. F. Pike
was in Alma. Saturday.
For your Easter hat you will do we'll
to call at Mrs. Humphreys.
Yves. Parr left Monday for Westphalia
and other Clinton county points.
l.. L. Conn and family spent Sunday
with the formers brother at Owosso.
George Sharrar and children spent
Sunday with Mrs. Sharrar at Ann Arbor.
Henry and Beta King are spending
their vacation with their parents in this
city.
Miss Esther herman left last Thurs
day for visit with her parents at Bay
City.
Mrs. Murray Kellogg of Duran1, is
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
b. Scattergood
City schools opened Monday after the
pupils and teachers had enjoyed their
spring vacation.
The p. NJ. train east last Monday
morning carried the Michigan Fish
Commission car.
Clark Decker accompanied by his son,
Pearl, spent last week i'll jackson and
other southern Michigan cities
The Ladies Union of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. De Planta,
3lS Gratiot avenue, Friday, April 8.
During the month of March thirteen
births were reported to Clerk Adams by
local physicians, while only six deaths
were recorded.
Miss Bessie Holmes left Monday of
this week for Flint, where she has
secured position in the Office of the
Buick Automobile Co.
The @. w, b. M. of the Church of
Christ will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Chas. Dutt 420 w. Superior street, on
the evening of April IA.
Mrs. VIM. DeMuth and daughter,
Wilma, returned Monday evening from
Youngstown. Ohio, where they have
been visiting for sometime.
@. NJ Brown of Ithaca, has purchased
through Nelson Bros, of this city Q
model +. Buick touring car. The car
arrived in Alma last Saturday.
Miss Bertha McClaren returned home
Saturday from Detroit. Miss McClarer
is much improved in health as resul
of her stay at Harper hospital.
Forquer, the bicycle and automobile
merchant, has sold two excellent motor
cycles to go to Ithaca. One to Riley
Parrish and the other to John Baudess
The Disciples of the Church of Christ
will hold their next cottage meeting al
the home of Mr. Hydom, 316 Elwel
street. All who desire to come will be
made welcome.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church will hold a sale of baked
goods ana Easter eggs, Saturday after
noon, April 10th, at the store of Mr.
Charles Rhodes. K
Miss Lilah Lancashire is sick at hei
home in this city. DR.. Ferbringer OF
Saginaw was called Thursday evening
Miss Lilah's many friends hope for hel
speedy recovery.
The ladiess' of Alma and Gratiot
county and vicinity should not miss the
J millinery display now being made al
Mrs. Gaffney's millinery parlors, corner
of Superior street and Woodwork
avenue. K
4 The pupils of Mrs. Opdyke's clas
gave their annual recital at the Pythial
|. hall on Tuesday evening. The pro
gram was nicely arranged and each dit
their part we'll. The medals were givei
rs follows: Gold N edal, Edith Hooper
/, silver medal, Marie Fisher; bronz
medal, Velma Stetson; victor medal
Frank Moore.
"The Holy City," conceded by mos
critics to be the greatest biblical dram
' ever written, is booked for a futur
engagement at the opera house. TIL
is without question the finest productio
is that will be seen in this city this seaso
u and as the local management has gon
to great expense TO secure it, it is to
d hoped that the financial returns will /
It such as TO warrant other attractions {
the best class appearing here in I'll
IA future The play will be presented hei
DR. with the same company that presente
it last year in such cities as Boston an
49, Philadelphia. The local managemer
is to be commended for the effort
give our people the best. Rememb'
the date. April 10. Tickets on sale
y Browns drug store, price 35-50-75c.
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