Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-04-16
OUR REGULAR PRICES A BIG DISCOUNT

Mrs Butler Lott Of St. Louis shopped
in Alma Tuesday.
Chas Goggin transacted legal business
in Ithaca Tuesday
Ralph Goggin spent Monday after
noon in Mt Pleasant.
Miss Leila Banheld is visiting with
her parents in Mecosta.
DR.. McClinton Of Chicago was in Al
ma the first Of the week
Miss Hazel Rhodes spent Sunday with
her grandmother in Vestaburg.
Ben Mindell was in Alpena on bust
ness Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Rosencrans is giving his resi-
dence ON Woodwork Ave a fresh coat
of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lucas spent Sun
day with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Wech.
Mr.. and Mrs H. b. Stuckey returned
the last of the week from a visit with
Carson City relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Greenman is expected
home Monday from Ann Arbor where
she went for treatment.
Robert Wheeler of Ann Arbor. who
is visiting his parents in St. Louis. mo-
tored to Alma Saturday.
Architect Wood is designing a large
modern high school building for Ona-
way which will cost $4,000
Mrs. T. c. Blaisdell. who has been
spending some time in California, is ex-
pected home today, Thursday.
II. w. Smith, the Alma representa-
tive of the |. c. S. has rented the V.
II. Shepherd residence on Allen street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Van Buskirk
spent Saturday with the latter's sister
and family, Mrs. Andrew Alexander.
Ford Gargett went to Chicago Mon
day to take up proposition with sep
arator company as commercial sales
man.
Mrs. c. l.. Delavan of Ann Arbor
spent last week and the first of this
week with her husband and friends in
Alma.
Erving Rogers has sold his residence
on North Woodwork avenue to James
Allen. who will take immediate posses
sion.
Mrs. NJ. ]. McPhee left yesterday for
a four weeks visit with relatives in
North Bay Ontario and other Canadian
points.
Francis King and family are home
after months vacation spent at South
ern Pines. Va. and other southern re-
sorts.
Mrs Bertha Page Of Shepherd was
operated on far appendicitis last weel,
Wednesday at the hospital and reported
doing nicely.
Guy r. Narrance Of Seattle. Wash,
arrived in the city Friday for a short
visit with his uncle, ]. l., Campbell,
south of town.
Misses Theo Amsbury and Bonnie
Fullcrs and Messrs G.. Y. Warner and !
Charles Button gave a concert in Car
son City last evening.
Nugent Dodd of Mt Pleasant son
OF Congressman Dodd, is preparing to
open law office in the Savings Bank
Building in the near future
The show you have been waiting for.
the famous comic opera. Gypsy Rover"
with a cast OF 50 people and Alma Col
lege Orchestra April % and 20.
Uncle Toms Cabin drew a good
crowd Friday evening despite the fact
that the play has been seen score of
times by nearly every one present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Pringle are
entertaining the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. X. Pringle. and brother,
Walter Pringlc, of Los Angeles. Cal this !
week.
The Masonic Bowling team defeated !
the Catholics by l67 pins Monday. FL |
lison. Ward. Klein J. and A. A. Chick.
Masons; Goggin. James Barry, Luchin
Button and Jerome Barry, Catholics.
Mrs Walter Irwin Of Muskegon, a
former Alma resident who underwent |
critical operation in the Hackley Hos
pital. Muskegon, some time ages is re-
ported as gradually improving AS soon |
as she RECEIVERS sufficiently, Mrs. Irwin
will join her husband in Hill City, Min I
nesota.
Saturday afternoon Elmer Stevens |
and Miss Eva Sova were married in |
Lansing Mr.. Stevens was formerly Of |
St. Louis and son OF Manley Stevens.
a fessiona1 man az that city lie has /
recently been IN the employ of Swift &
Co. Miss Sova was also employed by
Swift 4 Co.. and has resigned her posi-
ton.