Alma record., 1913-10-23

Lyceum Course Tickets for sale at
First. State Bank.
Lyceum Course Tickets for sale at
Mitchell's Drug Store.
Charles Williams was the guest OF
Ann Arbor frienps last Saturday.
Mrs. A. Raymond Cleland spent
Saturday with friends in Toledo.
G.. Archie Brown is the guest OF
friends and relatives in Detroit.
]. X. Bateman left Sunday for
visit with friends in Continental, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Gallagher of
Ashley were Alma visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. c. ]. Brown spent the first OF
the week with her daughter in Ann
Arbor
Mrs. J. w. Robinson and Mrs. H.
M. Dunham spent the first of the
week with friends near Vestaburg.
Twenty of the w. X. c. ladies OF
Alma attended the Seventh district
convention at Elsie Thursday, Octo-
Der 10th.
w. r. c. Thimble club will meet
with Mrs. Amelia Wilbur, S24 Pine
avenue, Tuesday, October 2s. Pot
luck dinner.
A 25-cent tooth brush free with
each can of Pearl Tooth Powder at
Growers Drug Store, The Rexall
Store.
Vim. Klatt has driven a 12O-foot
we'll on his property on Grafton
avenue and has a fine supply of water
coming within ten feet of the sur
face.
Miss Letta Soper, who is teaching
in the primary department of the
Romeo schools, spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Soper.
DIR. +. G. Sluyter Osteopathic
physician, graduate OF the American
School of Oesteopathy, OF Kirksville,
Missouri. will open offices in the
| Vermuelen block over Growers drug
store about October Goth.
The w. r. c. ladies will serve a
chicken pie supper at their hall, Sat
urday evening, October 25, from
o'clock until all are served. Price 25
cents. Proceeds to help erect sol
ders' monument in Riverside cem-
etery.
Mr. Ralph Phillips, of Indianapo-
lis, Indiana. formerly Miss Myra
Slone, of Alma, is spending the weel
with relatives in this city She leaves
Friday morning for New York TO joir
her husband and will visit in Bostor
and other cities before returning tC
her home in Indianapolis.
The Standard Foundry company i
closing a successful six months run
and will pay a five per cent semi
annual dividend the first OF Novem
Der. The capacity OF the plant is no
equal to the demands of business anc
several good orders have been turned
down because Of the inability OF tn
plant TO fll them.
Miss Clara Shaffer was assisted il
celebrating her birthday anniversar,
last Saturday. by ten frineds who sur
prised her at her home. An elabor
ate luncheon was served during tn
evening by Mrs. Shaffer, who plan
ned the party and the guests present
cd Miss Shaffer with a pretty fram
ed picture.
Mr.. NJ. Mcintosh has purchased tn
stock of Stuckeys independent Gas
Grocery and took charge last Nor
= day. He will employ Mr. II. /
e Stuckey and Mr.. Pierson for a tim
r TO assist him in the store and hope
. for the continued patronage of ol
/ customers and will be pleased t
n meet many new ones.
a Miss Anna Montigel left Saturda
n morning for Montague, where 81
was the guest of Miss Ella Bittne
, over Sunday. This week she atten'
: ed the State Federation of Woman
:. Clubs. held in Muskegon, and tomo
:, row will go to Grand Rapids to sper
i few DAYS with friends and after
the Vocational convention to be he
, there.
d Miss Minnie Vcrwest, OF Kaiam
1t 700. Mr.. and Mrs. West. of Flushin
D Mrs. May Bailey, Of Flushing, N
y and Mrs James Troop. of Flint, Mi
r, Belle Wiltsie. of Gaines, Mr.. al
Mrs. Joe Forquer of Mt Pleasal
G. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Thompson a
a daughter. Flossie, of Tiffn, Obi
TT were among those who attended t
ne funeral services of Miss Lorna Pee