Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-02-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Father Mulvey was in Detroit, Men
day.
DIR. A. #. Bruske spent Sunday in
Saginaw.
Miss Merriam of Mt. Pleasant, spent
Sunday in Alma.
Warren Adams is still very sick at his
home on State street,
j. d. Holman and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. l.. II. Doane entertained at "A
four course dinner, last Friday.
Gerald Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Smith, is sick with pneumonia.
Otis Sprague and l.. J. Gardner, of
this city spent Tuesday il Saginaw.
Mrs. +. w. Smith left Tuesday for a
visit with friends aud relatives at Fliut
Mrs. Ransom Fraker spent the first of
the week at Grand Ledge with her
daughter, Miss Lois.
VIM H. Demuth sold MS residence on
West Superior street, last Saturday, to
H. b. Stuckey. Consideration $4,000.
The Presbyterian Fortnightly will
meet with Mrs W. A Bahlke, COS State
street, Tuesday afternoon, February Sth.
Hon Edward F. Burns, of Newark,
n. J., gave very interesting talk in
Woodman Hall, last Thursday evening.
VIM W. Medler left Monday morn
ing for Capac and Owosso in the inter.
est of the Alma Manufacturing COM
pany.
The L. r. Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Morey at 63l Gratiot avenue at
2. NJ, Thursday afternoon, February
10th.
Roy Phillips and wife have rented a
portion of the Stannard home on State
street and will occupy same some time
this week.
St Mary's Altar Society met with
Mrs. l.. J. Garcleur. Saturday. Next
Thursday they meet with Mrs. John w.
Walters.
Albert and Clarence Green and their
mother. Mrs. George Green, spent two
d lays of this week with O. +. Parker
and family.
A f. 'Boardman of Howell, spent
Sunday with his wife, i'll this city. Mr..
Boardman reports fue photograph
business in Howell.
Rev. c. II. Moscript left for his former
home in Rochester, n. Y, Monday
morning. Mr. Moscript has been pastor
of the Baptist church for the past few
months.
Miss Sylvia Foster, who has been EN-
ployed at the home of a. w. Wright
for the past year, left, Saturday, for her
home near Wheeler, where after a visit
with her parents, she will 60 TO Bedding
where position awaits her.
Miss Knickerbccker has sold her mil
linery store to Miss Mcdonald and Miss
Larson, Of Alpena. The new propri-
etors took possession last Thursday.
Mrs. Schaufer Miss Kuickerbocker)
will go to housekeeping in Hillsdale.-
Mt Pleasant Times.
Word has been received that Miss
Dora Alexander has reached her desti
nation. Dresden, Germany, and that she
had many interesting experiences on
her way over, touching France and
Holland and visiting several places of
interest
@. y. Gulick, for six years in the EN-.
| ploy of the Alma manufacturing com.
pany and for three years foreman of the
core room, left Monday for Byesvile,
Ohio, where he has accepted an excep-
tionally good position. Mr.. Gulick )
family will remain in Alma until spring.
Among those who came in last week
to swear allegiance TO the Record was
j. L. Swigart of Alma. Mr. Swigart
until few years ago, lived near Mid
dleton and he still owns the old farm
south OF town. In spite of large real
estate and insurance business ar Alma,
he finds time to make frequent visits 20
Middleton and is deeply interested in
the welfare of. this hustling village
He said he was very glad 20 see news
paper established here.-Middleton
| Record
1t is not infrequent that newspapers
find Themselves unappreciated by the
men whom they have favored by TN, ir
support, column after column beiI z
published in their favor, and yet sue h
favors, when the test comes, are unspr re
ciated. When you find yonr home pa
per taking no interest in you or your
success, when you find it keeping agra
vatinRly silent when you think the ed
itor should be tearing his linen in your
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