Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

latter part OF laSt week.
s. Perry Youngs of Stanton was an
Alma visitor last Friday.
Miss Florence Hood spent Sunday
with friends in Mt. Pleasant
Miss Harriet Lancashire was the guest
of Saginaw friends this week.
See the beautiful display of ladies
Oxfords at the Economy Shoe Store,
Messrs c. H. Bansill and Booth were
in Hillsdale county last week.
Siegel Wilson has accepted position
with the Ashphalt Masticate Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Madden spent the
first of the week i'll Grand Rapids.
G. S. Aldrich of st. Louis was an
Alma visitor Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Richardson are
spending the week in New York City.
Mesdames b. w. Ellison and II. G.
Rockwell were i'll Mr.. Pleasant Sunday.
Mrs. s. Bell left Wednesday morning
for Bedding to visit her brother, who is
sick.
G. j. Brown and family spent Sunday
in Mt. Pleasant at the home of L. Nj.
Marsh.
Rev. f. L. Curry formerly of Lansing
has accepted call to the Baptist church
at Ithaca,
If you want to attend first class
opera, buy your tickets for Wednesday
evening, April 27.
Fred Won Thurn left Friday for
Minneapolis where he as secured
lucrative position.
Miss Iepna Mason of Blanchard spent
Tuesday evening in this city the guest
of Miss Laura Brown.
A large line of ladies Oxfords all
fhapes, all styles, all sizes, at the
Economy Shoe store.
After visit with friends and rela-
tives in Alma, Archie Cuverell returned
to Jackson last Friday
The Womans Club will meet with
Mrs, J. H. Robinson, Monday afternoon,
April IS. at one o'clock.
The city supervisors are busily at
FORK taking the assessments in the
various wards of the city.
A. H. Olmstead has accepted position
in the Office of the grain department of
the Alma Grain & Lumber Co.
Watch the windows cf the Economy
Shoe Store for as fine an exhibit of shoes
as can be found anywhere. They have
the best. X
Vim. Sturdavant and family left Mon
day for Akron, Ohio, where Mr.. Stur-
davatt has good position as millwright
with the Quaker Oats people.
E. Laurance White of Boston wo
has been the guest of J. II. Lancashire
and family left Tuesday for Mexico,
where business of Importance required
his attention.
IL you want to buy farm at your
price read the advertisement of +. II.
Rowland administrator of the Lydia
Omens estate. Sealed bids will be re-
ceived up to April 27.
Jacob Cross of this city has sold his
house and lot on River avenue TO Mary
Walls of Coe Mrs Walls will take
possession soon, The deal was made
through the G.. II. Carl agency
Alderman Soule and Fullerton return
Ell Saturday from Orchard Lake where
they have completed the construction of
a $4,000 cottage for NJ. A. Knight. Mr.,
Lewis Smith is painting the house
Arthur Hamilton for seven years in
the employ of the Alma Grain s. Lumber
Go. has severed his connection with that
institution and with his family will
move TO his farm in Ferris township
Montcalm County.
The Record last week met with one
of those accidents which are not only
aggravating but expensive to the country
publisher, viz, the breaking of essential
parts to cylinder press on publication
day. But under such conditions good
neighbors are certainly appreciated and
this was the case last week, when the
use of the presses of the Gratiot Co.
Herald were offered us 70 finish printing
the edition. FORMS and paper were
taken cross county TO Ithaca where the
unfinished portion of the edition was
printed. returned to Alma and mailed