Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-11-20

Bert Forquer of Detroit visited
over Sunday in Alma.
c. Schultz of Lowell was in Alma
on business Monday.
Mrs. Emil Johnson of Rosebusf
was in Alma Monday.
William Sankey of Pittsburg wa:
an Alma visitor Monday.
Mrs. Henry Frousch spent the las
of the week with Elm Hall friends.
Morris Messenger of St. Loui.
spent Sunday with relatives in Alma
Russell Hudson spent Monday anc
Tuesday in Forest Hill visiting rela
tives.
Earl Taylor and wife left Tuesday
morning for Ann Arbor to visi
friends
Fred Minor of East Jordan spent
Sunday with w. II. Miner and family
of Alma.
Malcolm Smith, the fleet runner
will again take his place on the foot
ball team Friday.
They also will hold House Sale
December 10th at the residence Of
Mrs. Maynard Pringle.
The Woman's club will meet Mon
day, Nov. Gath, with Mrs. G. 5. Ward
81 Woodwork avenue.
Mrs. Fred Hamlin and Mrs. Geo
Clark of St. Louis spent Monday at
ternoon shopping in Alma.
James Small, of Merrill and VIM
Smith, of St. Louis visited Sunday
with VIM. Smith of Alma.
F. Eules returned to his home ir
Marion, Mich, Monday, after q
weeks visit with Grant Eules.
An eight-pound little daughter ar.
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Grover Tuesday morning.
L. b. Quick and son of South
Weyar returned home Tuesday after
weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Maria Lewis of Owosso ha:
been visiting her son, Bert Lewis
here for several days and returned
| nome MOludy.
Prof. r. +. Veatch, Miss Thee
Amsbury, Miss Bonnie Fuller and {
W. Davis gave concert in Allegar
Monday evening.
Mrs. Anderson of Omena was (;
guest at the home of Mrs r. J. Fra
ker Tuesday and also visited her son
! Oscar at the COLLEGE
Mr.. Orville Clark of the Alma Mig
plant left Alma Tuesday morning 70
Detroit, where he will be engaged il
the automobile business.
The street cleaner, who has beef
i'll for some few days, is back on hi
Job again and the streets are begin
ming to look natural again.
The dance given last Friday nigh
by Levitt & Morrell was well at
tended by light-footed couples from
St. Louis and Ithaca as well as Alma
VIM. Wedge will go to Clare an
vicinity Friday in the interests o
Swift & Co. He expects to be hom
! in time for his Thanksgiving dinner
Miss Emma Swigart was one o
the $4,000 people who saw the uni
versity football team defeat Pennsyl
vana at Ferry Field, Ann Arbor, las
Saturday.
A. Z. Donnelly, who lives on Ora
tiot avenue, had his hen roost visite,
by some night callers Saturday even
ing and had three fancy bred hens
valued at about $500, spirited away
Al. Mann closed a business dea
the last of the week whereby Franl
Soucey received the deed to TIL
Henry Ford farm east of Ithaca an,
VIM. Ford became possessor OF tn
Soucey home on Pine avenue.
Coach Bleamaster witnessed tn
Albion college football team defea
Olivet last Saturday. Here is hoping
he will have the opportunity OF wit
Messing the Alma college team de
feat Olivet Saturday, Nov. %.
Mrs. Ransom Allen of near Ithaca
who has been i'll for some time, wa
moved to Alma Monday to the home
of her son lothian Allen, where sh,
will be given the best care obtain
able Her condition has not i'm
proved and is still serious.
A good many of the sugar factory
employees are leaving town because
of the factory closing for a week
Beets are now coming in from Fair
grove and places east of Saginaw
Sugar and pulp are being shipped a
the rate of six or eight cars per day
The chicken pie supper held at thu
home of Mrs. II. B. Stuckey last Fri
day evening was we'll attended. The
receipts from the supper and thu
thankoffering taken at the Afternoon
meeting, netted the Womans Hom'
Missionary Society of the Methods
church a good amount.
Alma trimmed Ypsilanti Normal oil
Saturday morning 3 to 0. The Nor
mails were outplayed by their heavie
opponents at all stages in the game