Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-03-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Hear the band.


There will be warm sugar social at
Newark grange hall, Friday evening.
March IL.
w. !. Melchers and l.. l.. Conn Of the
Union Telephone Co.. spent Tuesday in
Grand Rapids.
The Ladies Guild of St. Johns church
will meet with Mrs. Sullivan on Thurs
day afternoon.
The Woman's Club will meet at the
home of the Misses Delavans, Monday
afternoon, March IA.
Remember the Easter display at Mrs.
Humphreys, Friday and Saturday,
March IS and 10. <
Miss Melbo Spinney of Laingsburs
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Spinney.
The Rev. G. Ryan will conduct his
last service in ST. Johns church on Sun
day next at 7 p. M.
+. G.. Scott of the Alma Roller Mills
has been numbered among the sick
during the past week.
The Rev. c Ryan had charge of the
funeral of Mrs, Rosa Ann Vogt in St.
Louis, last Wednesday.
Sensation of the season, Opera house,
Wednesday night March is.
w. j. Melchers of the Union Tele-
phoue company, was confined to his
home by sickness a portion of last week
David Bishop and family who have re-
Gently rented their farm, will move to
Alma and make this city their future
home.
Masquerade dance at Woodman hall
Vestaburg, Thursday evening March
II. Mulford's orchestra will furnish
the music.
The w. r. c. Thimble Club will meet
with Mrs. Martha Fraker Grover ave,
Tuesday forenoon, March 10 Pot luck
dinner at noon.
Maple sugar season is here and the
sugar bushes in this vicinity are the
places of rendezvous for the college
student at the present time.
A. z. Lane of Itha, left Monday on
trip to the U. p, Monday on business
connected with the State Fireman.
Association of which he is secretary.
Don't fail to see 1.-THE Texas Cattle
King" Wednesday night March Is.
Miss Anna White secured the $3.50
silk petticoat awarded the one who held
the correct ticket in the drawing last
saturday evening. The number was
236.
Clyde Bishop, who has been on the
Charles Burns farm. has leased the Dav-
id Bishop farm in Arcadia township and
will take possession of the same about
March 20.
Saint Marys Alter society will serve a
25c supper in Woodman hall, March II.
Lenna Belle Garfield violinist assisted
by Miss Ethel Parks will furnish music.
Everybody invited.
SWEETEST show of the season, Operf
house Wednesday night Is,
Job T. Sleight and two carloads Of
goods. left Alma this morning for Bath
where Mr. Sleight has farm of eighty
acres. The Record will keep him posted
on Gratiot comfy happenings.
Millinery opening, spring aud sum
mer styles are now rerdy for inspection
lof our patrons and friends, and il
would afford us much pleasure to have
you call on Thursday, March II, Mrs
Sylvia Gaffney, the State street milliner
Willet Reynolds one of the old pio
neers of North Star died at his home
Saturday morning March 3. He wa.
born in Ohenaugo Co, New York, Feb
Z, 1884. He came to Clinton county in
1854 and to Gratiot in 1855
The Knights of the New Century, for.
merly Glass l6 of the NJ f. Sunda,
School, will give Coffee" at the HON,
of c. O. Delavan on Woodwork avenue
on Friday, March IL, from to 10 p. NJ
Everyone is most cordially invited. lOc
Mrs. Geo Coleman of Emerson slipped
and fell last Tuesday causing a very
severe fracture of the shoulder. She
is getting along as nicely as could be
expected but it will h a long time
before she-can fully recover from tn,
effects.
@The following from the Saturday
Review published in Medford, Oregon
will interest Mr., Kellogg's Alma friend,
"Mr. Clarence Kellogg, we'll known
in musical circles, leaves in about two
weeks for Los Angeles to remain in
definitely. Mr.. Kellogg will enter the
ST. Vincent College to study music in
all its branches, and will without