Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-10-22


Homemade Bread at Anderson's
Restaurant.
Miss Sadie Beurgie spent Sunday in
Ithaca with her parents.
Rule Eagon was in Saginaw on
business one day last week.
Home made Jersey Cream Taffy at
Luchini's Fruit Store this week. X
Hear Gov. Ferris at the Union depot
Saturday morning, October "a, I0:35
Phone Rhodes, Brunner's or Grow
er's drug stores for Lyceum tickets,
today. 1851
Dick Oberlin spent Sunday in
Saginaw with his brother Clare and
family.
Cecil Johnson was in Detroit the
first of the week to bring back some
Ford cars.
r. w. Bennett, of Detroit, was in
Alma Friday on business with Sharrar
and Moore.
Joe Berman and family moved this
week from Pine Street, Alma, to
Grand Rapids.
H. R. Mason of Saginaw was in
Alma Thursday on business with
II. F. Altman.
Mrs. w. H. Smell was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. B. o. Osborn, in
Riverdale Tuesday.
New water mains are being laid on
Woodwork Avenue from East Centre
to Superior streets.
Miss Hazel Howard of Farwell re-
turned home Tuesday from a visit
with Alma friends.
Miss Tillie Feichtenbiner of Ithaca
spent Friday in Alma with her sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur White.
Alma High meets Arthur Hill on
the gridiron Saturday. Davis Field.
Some scrap. Better come.
A. P. Cook, Mayor of Alma, was
confined to his home several days of
last week because of illness.
Miss Lena Jessup, who is attending
Mt. Pleasant Normal, was a guest of
her parents in the city Tuesday.
o. F. Parker and wife spent Sunday
in Owosso as the guest of Ed Sheler
and family, former Alma residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Walton left
Tuesday for Kalamazoo as Alma dele
gates to the Baptist State Convention.
J. P. Losey and Blaine Strong
brought back a string of fifteen birds
from Cedar Lake one day last week.
w. K. Pringle of Detroit returned
home Saturday from a visit with his
son, DR.. Maynard Pringle, in this city.
Leon Stinchcomb and B. w. Walker
left Monday morning for Flint to re-
present the Alma Lodge at the annual
session of the Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F.
Five new members were taken into
Zeta Sigma of Alma College Monday
evening-Geyes, Murphy, Marks,
French, McAllister, Miller and White.
julius Unzicker and son Otto re-
turned to their home in Fisher,
Champaign county, H., Saturday
after spending few days with friends
in Alma and vicinity.
A Civil Service examination will be
held in Alma, Mich, Nov. 18th, 1914,
for Third Class Engineer in the Gus
todian Service at Detroit, Mich. Per-
sons wishing to take this examination
should Immediately inquire for appli-
cation blank and further information
of Frank o. Parker at post Office.
Miss Ruth c. Johnson arrived in
Alma Tuesday afternoon from Grand
Rapids. The first rehearsal of Mr..
Dodge's "Miss Cherry Blossoms" was
held last evening under Miss John
sons direction. The play will be stag
ed under the auspices of the Alma
Base Ball Association.
Arthur Whiten has moved from 602
Wright Avenue to Ais Park Avenue.
The house which he vacated belonged
to Mrs. Butt. The house he moved
into is the property of Frank Leon
ard, and was recently vacated by
James Oberlin, who moved into his
own property on Michigan Avenue.
The Oberlin property was formerly
occupied by Will Frear and family.