Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30

she will take a librarian course of
study in that city.
Watch for the announcement OF the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society rum
mage sale, December and 8, in next
weeks issue of the Record
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon, December 5, with Mrs. ].
+. Suydom. Gil Pine avenue
Sales Manager Evans Of the Alma
Mfg Co. returned Tuesday from
weeks trip through the West. Mr.
Evans reports business good.
Miss Rose Jackson, trimmer in Mrs
Humphreys millinery store, has
completed her seasons work and left
Monday for her home in Ludington.
Garwood Kress and Miss Nettie
Kress of Eugene, Oregon will return
To their western home Friday, after
an extended visit with ]. G.. Kress
and family.
Mrs. Potter who is spending the
winter with her daughters Jessie and
Sena at Linger Longer Lodge re-
turned Friday evening from a visit
with daughter in Duluth
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold a Rummage sale Dec. 2
and 4, in the Pulfrey block, one door
west of the Arcadia hotel
The Frances Willard union will
meet with Mrs Struble, Woodwork
avenue. Saturday, December 2, at
2:3O p. M. Thanksgiving topics
Dresses, shoes. curtains. beds, sew
ing machines. underwear, cloaks,
coats and articles too numerous to
mention will be on sale Don't forget
the date.
In a lette, enclosing subscription
to the Record, Charles H. Webster
former we'll known resident of AL
ma, says he has been very sick for
the past two months, but that he is
improving at the present time.
Many subscriptions to the Record
are sent every year as Christmas
presents. 1t is not too early to order
It makes an ideal present--one that
will be greatly appreciated by distant
friends who once lived here
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ]. Toilet were in
Sheridan last week where they were
called by the death OF Mr.. Follett's
father Mr. Follett returned to AL
ma Saturday while Mrs. Follett is
spending the week at Sheridan.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Baker leave
to night for Venice. California. where
they expect to spend the next twelve
months in enjoying the beauties of
thatwestern resort and at the same
time recuperating their health.
Miss Mary Pringle returned Thurs
day from an extended visit with her
sister Mrs A. X. Kre, tel of Berlin,
Ontario. she was accompanied by
Master Stuart Kre, tel who will re-
main in Alma until the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster have chan
ged their address TO 2l3H s. Yaki-
ma street. Tacoma. where they will
be pleased to meet any old Michigan
friends. Mr.. Webster's Alma friends
hope he may be speedily restored to
his former good health.
A. c. Wyant returned Saturday
morning from a two weeks hunting
trip in the Upper Peninsula. He
reports splendid time but because
of the extremely deep snow was un-
able to secure deer, the first time
he has returned without one
The date of the Alma Poultry and
Pet Stock and Sales Association is
December AS 1911. Arrangements
are being made for big show. The
meeting last year was one of the
most successful in the state, and this
year is looked for as record
breaker. The sales last year were
large, several exhibitors selling their
entire stock
Orris Ingham. an employee at the
Perk Marquette freight office was,
taken seriously i'll Monday evening at
the home of V. III. Shepherd DR.
Lamb was called and found Mr.. Ing
ham a victim OF appendicitis. he was
removed to Brainard's hospital and
and operated upon about midnight,