Alma record., 1913-10-30
LOCAL HAP Pc N|NGS

G. V. Wright was in Ithaca. on
business Monday. ,~s~
George Sharrar was an Ithaca
visitor Tuesday.
Frank Convis of Ithaca was an AL
ma visitor Friday.
Will Caple Of Clare was an Alma
visitor last Thursday.
T. A. Burt returned Saturday to his
home in Urbana, ILL.,
Secure your tickets early for the
Misses Sharpe's concert.
Our homemade candy is fresh and
pure. Luchini Bros, Fruit Store.
Our homemade candy is fresh and
pure. Luchini Bros, Fruit Store. X
Senator VIM. Smith of St. Johns
was an Alma visitor Saturday.
Luchini Bros homemade candies
are always fresh, always neat and
good enough to eat X
Mrs. Cora Russell of Mason was
the guest over Sunday of her nephew,
X. c. Salisbury, and family
Luchini Bros homemade candies
are always fresh, always neat and
good enough to eat. X
Miss Florence Strong spent the
latter part of the week with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Roman Clark, in St. Louis.
Mrs. Place of Laingsburg arrived
in Alma Saturday and will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. G. H.
Carl.
Rev Arba Martin, superintendent
of the Lansing District of the Meth
odist church, was an Alma visitor
Monday.
The Misses Sharpe have prepared
very brilliant program to be given
Nov H. Don't fail to secure your
seat early.
Some interior changes and repairs
Of the Methodist church are being
contemplated and work will undoubt-
edly begin next week.
Little Miss Esther Lillian Wright
who has been spending the past two
weeks with her grandparents ir
Crystal, returned Sunday.
Leon Koolvoord of Allegan, grad.
uate of Alma college with the class
of 1913, was the guest of friends ii
the city the last of the week and
over Sunday.
The w. c. r. u. will meet in the
Masonic Home parlors Saturday al
ternoon, November 1st, at 2:3C
o'clock. \ special program for the
afternooa The public is cordially
invited
A musical comedy, "a Virginiar
Romance" under the direction ot
Prof Reese +. Veatch at. Opera
House, November seventh. Reserved
seat sale November 18th, at Mitchell's
Drug Store.
w. NJ. Kitcherson living near Ith-
aca was caught under a cider barre
which he was rolling down cellar last
Friday and his leg was badly smashed
Saturday it was found that it could
not be saved and amputation was
necessary.
j. NJ Montigel, the implement
dealer, has sold Dearing corr
husker to Messrs. Bert Davis anC
VIM. LEVEL Of Sumner township
also an Appleton, Wisconsin, corr
husker to Charles Define of st
.ouis The two machines reDresen
nearly $1,000.
I Mrs. Simon Messenger ENTERTAINED
twenty ladies at her State street hom,
Thursday afternoon with a sewing
party A sewing contest was on,
feature of entertainment in which
Mrs. L. b. Woodard secured tn
prize. Refreshments were served il
the late afternoon by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutching
who left Alma several weeks ago t.
spend the winter in the West, hav
been in Superior, Wyoming, visiting
their son. Roe, and wife, and daughter
Mable. Last week, accompanied b.
/ Miss Mabel, they left Superior 70
San Diego, Cal. where they will
|, spent the remainder of the winter
Mr.. Hutchings reports all well an
enjoying their western trip.
Mrs. Estella Hart Churchill of Her
moza. South Dakota, arrived in Aim
Monday and will spend the wee
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hester A
Travis, and her cousin, Mr.. Fores
w. Baker. She also has the uneS
pected pleasure of visiting with ar
other aunt, Mrs. Helen M. Ely c
Petoskey, who is the guest of he
sister, Mrs. Travis. 1t has bee
thirty-seven years since these aunt
have seen Mrs. Churchill. This wa
in 1875. when she taught school
Wiley distric. just west of Alma, an
those who attended school at tn;
time will remember her as Miss F.
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