Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-07
HAPPENINGS

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day and Saturday of this week.
Miss Edna Abbott visited with Ash
ley friends over Sunday last.
Bert Forquer was in Detroit on
business the first Of the week.
Ray Besore spent the first of the
week in Ithaca on business.
Come to the "Serve Yourself"
luncheon, Friday p m at NJ. E. church.
Peter Fatty of Detroit has been in
the city on business several days
this week.
Fred Lignan has already moved
into his new home which he recently
purchased of Prof. ]. O. Adams.
d. H. Grady spent the latter part
of last week and the first of this visit
ing friends in Clinton
Miss Mildred Kress returned from
a several days visit with Grand Rap
ids friends Monday evening.
The new bridge across the river at
the State street crossing is completed
and has been thrown open to public
use. While not the structure the
city fathers had hoped TO have placed
there, it is a great improvement over
the old structure, and is much appre-
ciated by farmers.
Edward Brehm of Cadillac who was
college student here last year was
in the city the latter part of last week
in the interests Of the Northern Dis
trict Fair to be held at that city this
month. f,-
Ten per cent discount for cash on ali
Trimmed Hats during the three days of
Mrs. Gatfneys Millinery Opening. x
Ray Swigart went to Mt Pleasant
last Friday to again take up the work
of teaching science in the Mt Pleas
ant high school.
Miss Lois Fraker returned to
Grand Ledge the latter part of last
week to resume her duties in the
high school Of that city.
Rev J. A. Watson and family have
removed from Grand Rapids to Alma
and are again occupying their home on
Center street.
Miss Esther and Master Donald
Durham returned Monday from
Douglas where they have spent part
of the vacation.
Attend Mrs. Gaffney's Millinery
Opening next Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. K
Several of the local teachers are
now installed in the Bansill home on
West Superior street where they will
keep house this year.
Remember to get you supper Fri
day at the NJ +. church when you
may serve yourself for reasonable
prices.
Arthur Church of Toledo visited
the first of the week with relatives
in Alma. Art is at present braking
on the Ann Arbor railroad.
Miss Marie Russell has returned to
her duties in Robinson's store after
delightful two weeks vacation en-
joyed in Detroit and Crystal Lake.
Ralph Yonkers, managing editor OF
the Albanian the past year, spent the
first of the week with local friends.
He has been on the @staff of the De-
troit Times the past summer.
Miss Linnie Udelle went to Grand
Rapids Saturday morning to visit
few days, after which she will go to
Indianapolis to resume her study and
teach in the musical. conservatory
there
Mrs. Humphrey moves her Millinery
Stock into the Creaser building next
Monday, and on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday will hold her annual Fall and
Winter display OF Ladies' Hats. II you
want to sec the latest in fall hats you
will attend this opening.
A partial list of the goods on sale
at the Methodist Fair: Winter clothes
and millinery, apple pie and mince
and cherry, fancy work of dainty
stitches, coffee, salads, good sand
witches, aprons, collars, cake and
cheese. Bring full wallets, if you
pleased
The Ladies Aid Society and Thin
bic Club of the M. f. Church will
hold their annual apron sale and fancy
goods fair at the church, Friday and
Saturday, the eth and sth. In con-
nection with this there is to be
rummage sale On Friday commenc-
ing at 4 o'clock, all are cordially in
vited to Serve Yourself Luncheon
with a good bill of fare and reason