Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-19
j. p. LOSEY
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I19 SUPERIOR ST. ALMA, MICH
Duggan Concert Co. Dec |.

DeWlCI mdIhSg lOIiiSl ALMA obuuclI,
who is teaching in Fenton, was an AL
ma guest Saturday.
Mrs. May Amons returned to her
home in the city Sunday after brief
stay in the hospital.
Mrs. Albert Smith returned to her
home in the city Sunday after treat
.ment at the hospital.
The twenty-fifth annual Zeta Sigma
banquet will be held at the Wright
House Friday evening.
John Durham of Grand Rapids is
in town. He came to attend the an
nual Zeta Sigma banquet.
f. w. Ludy and wife of Remus re-
turned home Tuesday after a visit
with his brother in the city.
! F. d. Hudson of Merrill returned to
his home Friday after medical treat
ment in Brainerd's Hospital.
Harry Crisp of M. A. C. was a
guest of his brother, Glen Crisp and
family Saturday and Sunday.
William Ewing of Charlevoix spent
the latter part Of last week at the
home of his parents in the city.
Miss Pearl Van Leuvan of Riverdale
spent several days of this week as
the guest Of Miss Axle Langdon.
Harry Willard has given up his po-
sition at the College Barber Shop and
is now chef at the European Cafe.
Archie Maybee of Charlevoix spent
the weekend in Alma with old friends
and attended the Alma-Olivet game.
John Sherwood and wife and Earn
est ellis of Breckenridge were Sun
day guests of Dan Brown and family.
Mr.. Eggleston of Parma was an
Alma visitor Tuesday. He called to
see his daughter at Brainerd's Hos
pital.
Fletcher Gallagher, right end on
the College team, is still carrying his
arm in sling, due to broken collar
bone.
Miss Charlotte Duffield of Elm Hall
returned home Monday evening after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Hugh
Harvey.
Mrs. NJ. Burgess of Detroit, WHO
spoke before the Mission Circle Tues
day afternoon, was entertained at the
home of Rev. Priest.
Miss Edith Harper of Bay City and
Mrs. Armstrong of Saginaw were the
| guests of Miss Eleanor Bittner over
the Alma-Olivet game.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Conner returned
Tuesday from Utica where they were
called by the death of Mrs. Corners
brother, James Messmore.
The w. X. c. Ladies have moved
their quarters from the G. AR, Hall
over Bakers Store to the Hall over the
Vaudette Theatre. Members pleas take
notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. F. Stroup of Nick
erson, Kansas, were in Alma Tues
day en- route to Vestaburg where they
will visit at the home of Sylvester
Golding.
C. w. Manning and wife left Friday
for their home in Virginia City, Mimi.
Mr.. Manning has been in Alma several
months experimenting the construc-
ton of the Gratiot County Gas plant.
Since E. H. Weese has added one
hundred new seats to his theatre, built
pit for the orchestra, and engaged
the Famous Players films, there has
been a noticeable increase in attend
ance.
Rev. w. ID. Hayes and wife of Was
sion, Ohio, who have been the guests
of Alva Skunk and family of Emerson,
returned home Tuesday. She was &C
companied to Alma by Mr.. and Mrs.
Skunk.
Miss Beatrice Epler went to Grand
Rapids Saturday to accompany Master
Floyd Thomas of South Haven en-
route to his home. He has been a
guest of Mr.. Epler and family for
seven weeks.
Mrs. A. r. Kappe left yesterday for
Grand Rapids. She will go from there
to Holland and visit as the guest Of
her brother, Elmer Stevens and fam
lily, until Monday. Mr.. Kappe will
leave Saturday and spend the week
end in Holland.
There are still a few signs of Hal
lowe'en soap on some windows of
Alma business places. You are living
in Alma. Don't let a stranger get a
wrong impression of our city. 1t
hurts the business interests of every
one living here. Wake upl
The Gratiot County Gas Company
has awarded the Ladies' Guild of the
st. Johns Episcopal church one Of
their handsome gas ranges. The con-
test showed the Episcopal Ladies' lead
majority of twenty-eight votes. The
Range has already been installed in
the church.