Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-02-09

County School Commissioner o. f.
Pike was in Alma Tuesday.
Miss Myra Carl is OH the sick list and
her home is placarded diphtheria.
| Miss Jessie Brown of Ithaca was the
guest CT Harriet Fleming Thursday
night
l.. l.. Conn secretary of the Union
Telephone Co, spent Wednesday in
Chicago
Don't forget to call and look at the
new white goods just opened up at l..
N. Bakers. l664tf
Ingram carpets at prices to suit your
purse are for sale at Crandell and SCOTS
furniture store.
Mrs E. G.. Dingmsn of Mt. Clemens
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. V.
II. Shepehrd this week.
Those having eye troubles see Prof.
Felt's educational add this issue at
w llShl iiolcl fSDs i'ehs
w. J. Melchers of the Union Tele-
phone Co., left Monday evening on a
business trip t. Chicago
DR.. Erwin left Tuesday morning for
Lansing TO attend the meeting of the
State Veterinary Association.
The scientist now assert that the
earth is going to dry up. But it is very
apparent the scientist never will.
Mrs. W. A. futile, who has been Wis
iting her father in Durand and friends
in Owosso and Flint returned home
Monday
Arthur Harter and family have moved
from the Harlan Woodward farm in
Arcadia to the Adolph Wilks farm in
Pine River.
| Second semester of Alma college
opend TuesdaJ of this week with an in
creased attendance over the semester
just closed.
Your money back If you do not gel
your moneys worth when you hear
Powers at the Opera house, Alma, Tues
day, Feb. 2l
Eight persons rode from New York to
Chicago i'll a touring car. They couldn t
have been more crowded if they had
taken a sleeper.
Crandell & Scott have Just received &
large line of Sultanas carpets. If you
want something nice for little money
call and see them. X
Miss Ellen Moore of Coldwater &
junior student at the State University
is spending the week with her cousin
Miss Laura Brown.
Mrs. T. J. Gafney is in Chicago, be
fore returning to Alma she will visit
the Who'll esale millinery houses of Toledo
Cleveland and Detroit.
Mrs. HARRIET Peet of Ithaca was the
guest of Harriet Fleming Saturday
night. Sunday they were guests oil
Jeanette Pease of Sumner.
Ann Arbor officials state that the rail
road company in the early spring viii
begin the installation OF a telephone
system for the dispatching of trains
The telegraph will be retained for al
other railroad business.
The Ri. Rev. Chas. d. Williams
Bishop of Mich will visit ST. Johns
church Sunday evening at 700. The
parishion ers are requested to be present
before 6:45 after that time the church
will DO open to the public.
The receipts from the NJ, E. socia
held at the Masonic home last weeE
were $l13.S2. The ladies were not ex
pecting such a crowd and as result {
number Of those who came late haC
their money refunded and seventy-fvt
or more were turned away after the
supplies were exhausted.
Bert Landi and Elmer Ga,lop o
Ashley were i'll Alma Thursday to NEE
with odd Fellow county officers AM
lodge representatives to plan for tn
annual meeting of the county associa
ton, to be held in Ashley April %. Thi
will be big event with probably 40
visitors in attendance
; Kelley 5. Searle seems TO be the onl
republican candidate for Judge of thi
Judicial circuit at the coming primaries
L.. 4 =.
of the office has given general satisfac
ton to the people of both Gratiot AM
Clinton counties and his nomination
and election seems assured.
The Phi Phi Aloha literary societ,
elected the following officers for the Ell
suing semester at the meeting Monda.
January 30. President, Robert vol
Thurn; vice. president, Ralph Yonker