Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-11-13
LOCAL HAP PE N|NGS

Al. Mann and George Sharrar were
in Shepherd last Friday.
Francis King was in Mt Pleasant
on business last Thursday.
Mrs. c. Archie Brown spent last
week with friends in Greenville.
Blaine Strong is taking a six weeks
training course at Swift & Co.'S Alma
plant.
Miss Florence Strong spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Roman
Clark of St. Louis.
l.. w. Tobias, deputy United States
marshal Of Bay City, was in Alma
on business last Thursday.
Mahlon Cress of Cincinnati was
visiting friends in Alma last Sunday
He returned to his home Monday.
Donald Call of the Lansing Jour
nal was an Alma visitor last Monday.
Don was formerly employed on the
Record.
Mrs. J. w. Niblach left Saturday
afternoon for Grand Rapids to visit
her granddaughter, Mrs. Murray
Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Err. Newcomer, three
miles south of Alma, welcomed a lit
tie daughter to their home Wednes-
day night.
c. b. Chatfeld of Bay City and r.
S. Tracy Of Sturgis attended a meet
ing of the college executive meeting
Monday afternoon of this week.
An error was made in the advertise
ment OF Browns Bazaar last week
which read 10 postt cards for 1Oc 1t
should have been 10 post cards for sc.
L. n. Chadwick and wife are guests
of their son, Claude, and family at
Toledo. They expect to be absent
from Alma for lie next two or three
months.
Rev. VIM. H. Mason responded to
toast at a banquet given by the
brotherhood of the Warren Avenue
Presbyterian church in Saginaw Fri
day evening
Robert Cook is now located at
Glenn Falls, New York, and his
many friends will be pleased to know
that he is making good in his chosen
profession-life insurance
Rev. J. w. Priest and Z. G. Watson
left Tuesday morning for Saginaw to
attend the ordination council ordain-
ing Rev. Sitter pastor of the Michi-
gan Avenue Baptist church.
Miss ern Nelson. who has been
attending the Mt. Pleasant Normal,
returned nome the last OF the week
because OF illness and will be COM
PEELED to give up her studies for a
time
Mrs. G.. w. Pulfrey and daughter,
Grace, will leave Saturday for Cali
fornia to spend the winter months.
Mr.. Pulfrey will accompany them to
Chicago where he will visit his bro
Their a few days.
Senator Francis King Of this city
has been appointed delegate to the
Fifth National Conservation congress
to be held in Washington, D. c., Nov.
Is, - and 20 W. b. Mershon of
Saginaw is alternate.
The Standard Bearers will give an
entertainment -- evening consist
ing of music. recitations and play,
entitled, Voices from the Different
Countries" Come and enjoy your
self
Miss Fern Rule returned Tuesday
morning to Crystal where she is en-
ployed in the general store of the
Two Rules, after spending the past
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Gallagher
are again to become residents of Al
ma Mrs. Gallagher has been en-
ployed by Symons & Co. of Saginaw
and will travel in Gratiot, Montcalm
and Isabella counties.
The Sunday School Teachers
Training class was we'll attended last
Thursday evening. Rev John
McLane, pastor of the Baptist church
in Ithaca, gave a very interesting
talk on the Worlds Temperance Les
son.
The Presbyterian Mission Sunday
school in Alma Heights is proving to
be "A successful venture. There has
been an average attendance of sixty
and much interest is shown by the
residents of that part of the city A
committee has been appointed to
make plans for Christmas program
al tree.
The Oddfellows entertained the
members of the St. Louis and Ithaca
lodges last Wednesday evening when
the third degree was conferred on
number of candidates. Later a ban
quet, at which $50 plates were laid,
was served. G.. II. Carl acted as
POSTMASTER and introduced among
others Rev. John McLain, Roscoe
Peet, M. r. Salter and Deputy Grand
Master Miles Gray of Ithaca.