Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-04-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


ton with friends at Caro-.
Don't fail to secure one of those scot.
muslin skirts at Bakers. l67lf
Oscar Avery Shepherds new bar
Der, was in Alma over Sunday.
Mrs. c. L. Wood returned Saturday
from a three weeks visit in Petoskey.
Mrs. O. NJ. Misenar spent the spring
vacation with friends and relatives
in East Jordan
Glen Rice of Grand Rapids, fur
niture salesman, has taken a position
with Crandall & Scott.
Mr., Nellie Folkes and daughter,
Margaret, returned from short visit
in Forest Hill Thursday.
DR.. A. F. Bruske spoke upon Alma
college in the Trumbull avenue Pres
byterian church Sunday.
DR.. r. F. Erwin is the proud father
of a nine-pound bouncing baby boy,
born Saturday March 25.
Clifford Edgerton, a college studentS
returned to Alma Saturday to look
after his Detroit papers in the city.
James Redman Of Mt Pleasant has
purchased the lots east of Farquer's
garage and expects to build upon
them.
c. V. Howell, a student at Albion
college, was in Alma Thursday in the
Interests of the Anti-Saloon League
OF Michigan.
Miss Lena Drake, former stu
dent at Alma college, has accepted
position as teacher in the Alma
schools for next year.
Miss Isabel Stems and Miss Mar
garet Boag, college students who are
spending their vacation in Alma, were
in St Louis Thursday
Wade /. Frost returned to Alma
Monday after attending conference
Of the presidents of the Y. NJ. {. a 3
OF the state at East Lansing.
Adclbert Lindley returned from
spring vacation early in order to
tablish Sunday schools in neighbour
towns in connection with Y NJ. c.
work.
Robert Fredericks. the college ia
itor, has been laid up with rheumatis b
for {. couple of weeks. Bob" was
the street fol- the first time in St
eral days Monday.
The friends of Miss Edith Cook VI
this city will be pleased to know that
she has been appointed head librarian
at the Detroit street sub-branth Ii
brary ci Cleveland.
Miss Myrtle Creaser, who is prin
cipal Of the high school in Carson
City, is spending her vacation il
Alma Miss Crtaser has accepted tn
position Of principal for next year.
George Moore and son, Arlar
leave Saturday OF this week 70
Orarge, Cal Mr. Moore goes owe
the Santa Fe rout and will spen
some weeks OH the western coast
The spring tern OF the colleg
opened Wednesday at s:l5 At tn
opening chapel exercises. Prof Jan
Mulenbach gave the address upoi
the subject. America the Promise
Land"
Rev w f. Doty, pastor OF tn,
Alma Methodist church, and Rev. Al
fred Way, pastor of the Methods
: church at Ithaca, exchanged pulpit'
Sunday The occasion was specia
foreign missionary services.
"a I.ucius Holienbeck has disposed Of
his draying and express business tc
Delos Dunkle, who now conducts 4
y dray line in the city. AS soon as
final arrangements are made Mr.
Dunkle will take over the business
j Mr. Hollenbeck has no definite plans
for the near future.
Hicok & Son, proprietors OF the
Ten Cent Feed Barn, have purchased
the drawing business OF Delos Dun
kle. They will take care Of the trans
fer business between the Pere Mar
quette and Ann Arbor freight depots
and are preparing to take care OF all
heavy moving. Their adj appears III
this weeks Record.
Mrs. John Fatty left the city Tues
day for California. She will go by
way of Chicago, taking the Pere Mar
quette to the metropolis and the
= Santa Fe to Pasadena. AT that place
' she will meet her husband and daugh
ter. who have been residing in tha
state for some time The Fatty family
expect to remain in California fo'
about year
The third quarterly meetings o
the United Brethren church OF thi.
city were held at the church Saturday
and Sunday Rev d. c. Fleming o
Lansing, acting presiding elder, de
livered two sermons, one after the
regular quarterly business meeting
Saturday afternoon. and the othe
Sunday evening. Sunday morning
there was the usual sermon and tn,
sacrament was administered Mr.