Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30


Saginaw.
The latest spring hats, Mrs. Cook.
Frank Hurst went to Ann Arbor
Thursday.
Harry Craig of Mt. Pleasant spent
Sunday in Alma.
Robert Craig of Hremansville is visit
ing friends in this city.
The ladies of Alma should see Mrs.
Cook if looking for fine hats. k
Mrs. r. P. Baker of Ithaca was in
Alma on business Wednesday.
The Linger Longer teachers enjoyed
a house party at kvart this week.
Miss Cora Musson of Painsville, Ohio,
is visiting her aunt Mrs. r. Wadley.
Mrs. S. J. Boyer of Saginaw has been
visiting friends in the city few days
Smart hats, reasonable prices, Mrs.
Cook.
Mrs. L. L. Conn and two sons are
visiting friends in Duraud and ST. Johns
this week.
Miss Martha Young of Wheeler spent
Wednesday with her friend Mrs. Frank
A. Ellis.
Have you seen the line of muslin
underwear at Bakers 1671tf
The Misses McLaren are spending
few days i'll Ithaca, the guest of Mrs
+. j. Alverson.
The women's club will meet Mondp
afternoon April 3 with the Mis-,
Delavan, 603 State ST,
Carrie E. lnsk of Middleton return q
home Wednesday after spending we,
with friends in Alma
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fales of Duranc
returned to their home Wednesday af.
a short visit with Semer Hustled
Miss Lois Fraker of the Grand Ledye
schools is spending her vacation with
her parents and friends in this city.
Miss Emma Swigart of the Charlevoix
city schools arrived home Saturday
and will spend her vacation in this city.
Don't fail to secure one of those scot
muslin skirts at Bakers. l67ltf
Harry Craig left town Wednesday
afternoon to attend the meetings of
the Schoolmasters' association at Ann
Arbor.
Harry Willard has accepted a position
with Braund B. Taylor l07 E. Main St,
Jackson. He left for that city Monday
of this week.
Petitions to be sent to legislature have
circulated asking that the unit in local
option matter be the township instead
of the county,
Mrs. Cook, Millinery, Superior and
Woodworth. X
Mrs. S. p Cook had very successful
millinery opening at her shop at the
corner of Superior street and Woodwork
avenue Tuesday afternoon.
E. L. White, manager of the Alma
branch of the Michigan-Ohio Real
Estate company, was in Grand Rapids
on business today, Thursday.
Hastily made hats in the very latest
styles at Mrs. S. P Cooks.
Mrs. r. B. Bedell, daughter and son
of Durand, left for their home Wednes-
day after week at the home of Mrs.
Anna Totten, who has been quite ill.
The University of Michigan authori
ties are asking the Legislature for
S5955000. 1t is said that Governor
Osborn favors reducing this amount to
Sl6500o.
Miss Merriam, former instructor in
the kindergarten department of Alma
college, at present director of the kin
dergsrten department of the Mt. Pleas
ant normal, was in Alma between trains
Wednesday.
S. ID. Evans of Holly formerly of this
city was in Alma last FRIDAY and while
here sold the building occupied by
Milliman's meat market to Mrs. Glenn
Naldreth. Mr.. Evans reports business
good in Holly.
Menu card are being printed a; the
Record Office for the first annual BAN
quet of the Senior class of the high
school, which will be held at the Wright
house Saturday evening.
Mrs. S. p. Cooks millinery shop,
corner of Superior street and Wool
worth ave, is showing beautiful Easter
bonnets. x
Mr.. and Mrs. + Wyatt of Sethton
were guests at the home of j. @.
Gardner for ten days recently. Mr..
and Mrs. Waytt are about to move to
Alma and will occupy their home on
east Superior street
There will be meeting of the missions