Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-09-10

Bert Hicks of Elm Hall was in AL
ma Monday.
Roy Vandermark was in Merrill on
business Saturday.
George Argent made business trip
to Lansing Saturday.
Indiana Sweet Heart Watermelons at
Luchini's Price 25 cents and up. K
Stanford Philips of st. Louis was
an Alma visitor Saturday.
Guy Campbell of Lansing was an
Alma visitor over Sunday.
James Redman expects a carload of
No. Alberta Peaches today. X
Mrs C. Flewelling was in Elwell on
business one day last week.
Ben Mindell made business trip to
Saginaw the first of this week.
E. Delong went to Reese Monday to
visit a few days at his old home.
Miss Pauline Egan spent Sunday in
st. Louis with her brother, Glenn.
Mrs. John Fields of st. Louis spent
Saturday afternoon shopping in Alma.
Prof. Mitchell and wife left Mon
day for Saginaw to spend few days.
Fred Hamlin of st. Louis was in the
city Monday morning for brief stay.
Mrs. Florence Spencer spent the
weekend in Big Rapids with friends.
Arthur Stronach of st. Louis was in
the city on business Saturday after
noon.
The Garden Club will meet with Mrs.
]. T. Ewing, Wednesday Sept, 10, at
3 p. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Greno were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Andrews on
Sunday.
Miss Fleeta Merrill, nurse of Grand
Rapids, visited Alma friends Monday
morning.
]. M. Montigel and VIM. Peck were
in Ithaca Monday participating in a
Knights Templar drill.
Special Rally Day services will be
observed by the Presbyterian Sunday
school on Sunday, September 9th.
Mr.. M. j. Marchmount left Friday
for New York City, after spending g
few days at the home of Mrs. A. w
Wright.
Harriet Schaeffer of Elm Hall, for
merly known to Alma people as Mrs
Wimple, is making a fine recover!
. from the effects of having a catarac
. removed from each eye.
A double header in football will b,
played here Saturday September 26th
when Alma College opens the season
with Bay City Eastern and the Higl
School plays a game the same day.
The $40 a. m. Pere Marquette pas
senger was delayed some twenty min
utes Saturday morning in order to al
low a fast freight, composed Of on
hundred and twenty-three cars to pas:
The freight was bound from Gran
Rapids to Saginaw.
Alger Wood and Will Ewing left o
Thursday for Detroit where they WI
be the guests of the Misses Lila
and Beatrice Jackson, at 129 Richto
avenue. Several other points will b
visited from there, including party I
Put-in-Bay. Mr.. Wood and Mr.. Ewin
stopped at Lake Orion Thursday an
visited for few hours at Oaklan
cottage.
| Mrs. Bart Miller and daughter, AC
| ra, leave the latter part of this wee
for Grand Rapids, where they Wi
| make their future home. They r.
| sided at SOP Woodwork avenue in tn
city. She has been an Alma busine:
| llady for many years. Mr.. Miller ht
| purchased a truck farm near Grar
Rapids and their present plans are
| live there.
III f. H. Weise of the Vaudette the
ter closed a deal with the Alma Reali
| Company this week whereby he b
| came possession of the building occ
pied by his show and Moose ha
lMany changes in the theater will
made soon, the stage will be set ba
l12 feet and a pit put in front to a
Accommodate the piano and orchestr
One hundred more seats will be add
and several general improvement
made.