Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-10-08

Home-M Made Bread at Anderson's
Restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davies are the
proud parents Of twin boys, born Sun
day, October 4th.
CIV. Wright has purchased made
to-order Ford detachable truck for de-
livering furniture about the city.
Keith Kirby and Fred Morris and
family, of Ashley, motored to Alma
Saturday and spent part of the day.
Miss Catherine Branch of st. Louis
entertained Miss Marion Losey of
Alma at her home Friday and Satur-
day.
L. J. Whitcomb, of Grand Rapids,
I spent several days of last week in
Alma as the guest of Leon Stinch-
comb.
The deaconess, Miss Avery, is still
at work, going from house to house,
doing good work and meeting with
success.
C. j. Brown entertained his mother
and sister, Mrs. Harpan and Mrs.
Fred Lane, of Grand Rapids, few
days last week.
Pipe the Frosh, Maroon and Cream
Hats! Don't blame the freshies be-
cause the upper class men ordered the
hats to be worn.
The Quality Confectionery Store will
move Monday, Oct. 10. to their new
building, 1873 West Superior. Opposite
their old location. x
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Eisenlord re-
turned to their home in Detroit Satur-
day from a weeks visit with her
brother, Henry Van Orman.
The new seats for the Vaudette the
alter have arrived and have been in
stalled, raising the seating capacity
to nearly four hundred persons.
George Ishem, the timer, has NOV
ed from River Avenue to Middleton.
Jake GARNER has purchased the house
which he vacated.
Miss Berniece Smell, who has been a
guest of w. H. Smell and family for
the past two weeks, returned to her
home in Kalamazoo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Smith went to
st. Johns the first of last week to at
tend the funeral of relative. Mrs.
Smith remained the entire week.
The Zeta Sigma Society of the COL
lege initiated fourteen new members
Monday evening, and sftsr the meet
ing was over refreshments we're
served.
j. A. Wheeler has sold his tools,
garage equipment, and business, under
Wyant's salesrooms, to F. E. Waite.
Mr.. Wheeler's future plans are in
definite.
Mrs. Iva Miller returned to her
home in Wilson, New York, Satur-
day, after spending some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Martin.
A home talent play, CHERRY Bios
sons" will be presented in Alma
about the sixth Of next month, under
the auspices of the Base Ball Associa-
ton. The director will be here the
goth of this month.
Pearl Decker and family, who have
been located in Cadillac, visited in AL
ma from Saturday until Thursday,
when they left for Salina, Kansas, 60
ing from there to Lodi, Calf, where
they will remain.
Mr.. L. Lemon, of Elwell, route /,
has had very prosperous year, as
his corn went 80 bushels to the acre,
oats 33 bushels, wheat 81 bushels. 1t
has also been discovered that Mrs.
Lemon can husk about as much corn
as her "better half"
H. C. Griffin, a photographer re-
Gently doing studio work in Colorado,
is now located in Alma and will do
home portrait, viewing, charging,
fashlight and color work. Parties
desiring any work in this line will call
Bell phone SO. 1854
Miss Alberta Dunbar, formerly en-
ployed by the Alma Record Company,
who left two weeks ago for New Or
leans, Louisiana, began her work as
secretary of the New Orleans Univer-
sity last week Monday. She likes the
country and her position very well.
The Cricket Club met last Saturday
afternoon at the home of Miss Isabel
Watson on Gratiot avenue. The men,
bership present all report good time.
Refreshments of banana split and wa
fers were served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Winnifred Folks.
Two mangle beets measuring over
two feet long and weighing an aver
age of thirteen and a quarter pounds
were brought to the Alma State Saw
ings Bank by Frank w. Clark, whose