Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-01-09
HAPPENINGS

Mckenzie Bros. made a business
trip to Riverdale Monday.
c. c. Morse Of the NJ c. left Mon
day morning for Big Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Creascr return
ed from Detroit Tuesday noon.
Mr.. Joseph Chase, of South Haven,
arrived at the home Wednesday,.
O. A. Davis felt Monday for a
three days visit at Grand Rapids
There was dance at Will Barnes
Saturday. All report a good time
Foster Fraker returned Sunday to
his school duties at Eaton Rapids.
The Misses Laura Brown and En-
ma Swigart left Saturday for Charlie
voix.
MI. and Mrs. VIM Wilson and
son Percy were in Mt. Pleasant last
Thursday.
Tom Grover and wife visited Tues
day at the home of his brother Fred
on River avenue.
Lester Koepfger of Newberry was
the guest OF Foster Frakcr last
Thursday and Friday
Mrs. ]. s. Montague left last
Thursday for a few days visit with
friends in Traverse City.
A variety OF patterns in pillow
tops at Gaffney's Millinery Parlors,
! at eight cents each. X
Robert Cook spent the first of the
week in Alma the guest of his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Cook.
The Misses Kathryn and Ethel
Holland of Sunheld were guests of
Miss Olive Smith over New Year.
Miss Laura Crandall LETT Saturday
for Big Rapids where she will take a
business course at Ferris Institute
The alma BARRIERS Association
held their monthly meeting Monday
night in the Willard tonsorial par
lors.
Rev. w H. French superintendent
OF Lansing district preached a
very earnest sermon in the NJ. l..
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bildsen and
children OF Grand Rapids were the
recent guests OF d. v Hubbel and
family.
Mrs +. l. Disc, OF Grand Rapids,
spent Sunday with her husband who
is at present cashier OF the Alma Rol-
Ter Mills.
Archie Covcrcl OF Farwel spent
the week end visiting friends and re-
newng acquaintance, returning
home Monday night.
Miss Myrtle Creaser left Wednes-
day morning for Cheboygan where
she will resume her work i'll the
schoolroom January end.
Mrs. NJ J. McPhee accompanied
her daughter Miss Violet Landie as
far IS Cadillac on her return trip to
St Ignace last Saturday.
Russell Miller, nine years old, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miller is suffer
| ing very much from an injured knee
and complications Of rheumatism and
| fever
Gustave Herting OF Milwaukee,
salesman OF Miller Saw Trimmer in
town Sunday and Monday left Tues
day for trip through the eastern
states.
Douglas Putney, young man OF
Pine River township who has been
seriously i'll OF Bright's disease for
several weeks is reported still hold
ing his own.
Mrs. A. F. Cook and son Sidney
returned Monday evening from Hud-
son. Ohio, where for some weeks
Mrs. Cook has been visiting friends
and relatives.
The eighth grade, first division, is
completing its work preparatory to
entering the high school as freshmen
in February The class numbers
about fifteen.
Mr.. {. +. Brown sold his property
on Woodwork avenue to Murdo Nc
Intosh for $3.jOOOO Mr. and Mrs.
Brown will occupy rooms i'll the Abb
bott residence.
The High School boys played two
games of basket ball Tuesday even
ing in College gymnasium. Juniors
won from the Seniors 2S to rs. Soph-
omorc from Freshmen 30 to 10
Miss Violet l,andic, who is teach
ing elocution and physical culture in
the St. lgnacc academy returned to
her work last Saturday. sfter having
spent the holidays with her parents
and friends in this city
The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs.
II. Co. Pulfrcy OF Saginaw will be
pleased to know that baby girl ar
rived at their home Monday morning
Mrs. Pulfrcy will be remembered as
Miss Lillian McCulloch,
y large bay team belonging to>Mr
Way (htched to a log truck ran
through the streets Monday from