Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-09-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

friends at Saginaw for ten days.
Frank Anderson of Omena visited
friends in this city last Monday.
William Phillips of Sumner was in
the city on business last Thursday.
Miss Lillian Barns of New Haven
is the guest of friends in the city.
Miss Ruth Cook returned from a
visit to Detroit last Monday.
The annual Nj. f. conference will
convene September is, at Big Rapids.
James Kline is expected in the city
today or tomorrow.
George Layman of Howell is Wis
iting William Smith for a few days.
Morris Messenger of St. Louis was
caller in the city last Tuesday.
Studebaker Wagons lead the world.
They are sold by the AlmaElevator
Company.
Rev. William Long of Mt. Plea
SAINT was in the city calling on friends
the fore part of the week.
FOR RENT-Large room, furnished
or unfinished. Enquire 621 Pine
Avenue.
Mrs IS. A. Wilson left Tuesday
for Coldwater to visit her son, +. +.
Wilson, for a month.
FOR Boys automobile rub
Der tires, leather seat and lanterns.
Inquire 524 State street.
Miss Mary Fitch of West6eld, n.
Y, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rockwell.
WANTED-Five or six good men at
once. Apply at time. keepers Office
Alma Plant. Michigan Sugar Co.
Rep. Frank Dusenbury Of MI
Pleasant was a business caller in AL
ma last Wednesday
Miss Leontine Messenger visited
friends at Ann Arbor and Detroit last
week.
+. c. Clapp and family were the
guests of w. f. Clapp and family at
North Star last Sunday.
Jotham Allen returned Saturday
morning from business trip to Chi
cago.
Miss Blanc h Barber and Miss Ella
Stafford visited friends in the city
last Saturday
L. A. Sharp left Monday morning
for a short business trip to Detroit
and Saginaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry of Portland
are visiting the latter's parents, Char.
lie Perry and wife.
Charles Button made a bushes:
trip to Grand Rapids the fore part o
the week.
Deputy Sheriff Arthur Murph!
made trip to Ashley last Friday OF
official business.
Alber' Maier of Grand Ledge spen
Saturday and Sunday with his bro
Their, G. ]. Maier.
Eber LOOMS of Elwell was bust
ness caller in Alma the latter part o
last week
WANTED-Five or six good men a
once. Apply at time-keeper. Alm'
Plant, Michigan Sugar Co.
The first number, of the Week..
Almanian for the college year 1912
Is appeared Wednesday of this week
LOST--Moore' Brown Fountain
Pen. Finder leave at this ofic,
and receive reward.
Harvest your beans with the Ster
ling Bean Harvester. The Aim;
Elevator Company sells them.
II. c. Moore, cashier in the Aim;
State Savings Bank spent the pas
week in East Jordan on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. II. w. Zimmerman, of Oma
ha, Nebraska, formerly of Alma i
a guest of Mrs. D. L. Johnson an'
other friends
Theo. Higbee was the guest o
relatives at Lansing over Sunday.
c. +. GSssett made business tri
. to Ashley last Monday
Mrs. Charles Murphy left Wednes
day morning for Holly to attend oh
1900 class reunion OF the Saginay
General Hospital
Attorney James G. Kress spen
Monday at Ithaca where he repre-
scented the Ann Arbor r. r. interes
in a replevin case.
The Ladies Aid Society of tn
Presbyterian church will meet Wed
nesday afternoon, Sept. 18th witt
Mrs. Maynard Pringle, on State st.
Miss Emma Swigert leaves tomoi
} row for Charlevoix where she wi
be one of the 1928 instructors
the public schools.
n Howard Willard heldman for tn
\ Alma Sugar Company reports pro!
poets excellent for good crop {
sugar beets.
During the four days Of the Nortl
ern District Fair to be held at Gao
lilac, September 1920, there will t
two areoplane flights daily. In az
dition to this some big purses will /
given for the races.