Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-07-23
Mis- Laura Brown spent the week


Miss L. Chairman was st. Louis
visitor over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Burns of Grand Rapids,
shopped in Alma Saturday.
II. c. Patton was a guest at his
home in Durand over Sunday.
Miss Sage of Saginaw was the guest
of Mrs. Harry Gerber last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Ellison are en-
joying a weeks vacation at Beulah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cummings spent
Sunday in Ithaca with their parents.
Miss Eta Klein of st. Louis, is
helping in Robinson's store during the
sale.
Mrs. Will Below is the guest of Ed
Schulthers and family of Owosso this
week
Mrs. NJ. A. Glow is organizing a
Maccabee hive in Breckenridge this
week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Montigel and son, Lau-
renee spent Sunday with relatives at
McBain.
Seneca Rowland and son Wayne of
Chicago, are the guests of " A. Miner
and family.
Miss Emma Swigart left Monday
for a weeks outing with friends at
CharlevoiX.
Miss Mary Dubois spent the week
end in Ithaca as the guest of Miss
Ortha Lewis.
Adrian Switzer returned Saturday
evening from weeks visit at Ferris
Center and Vestaburg.
Miss Jessie Dewitt returned to
Lansing Monday, from visit with
Sam Laudersliger and family.
Miss Ethel Bennett, who is spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Slater, spent two days last week in
Saginaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred WEIGH of Sagi-
nav autoed to Alma Sunday afternoon
and called on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gerber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timmick and son, AL
len of Greenville spent Sunday in AL
ma, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Archie Brown.
Miss Agnes Thompson is visiting at
her home in Avonton, Canada, for two
weeks, during her vacation from her
work at Mrs. Kings.
Mrs. D. W. Perry and children re-
turned Saturday from a three weeks
visit spent with friends and relatives
in Southern Michigan cities.
Mrs. George Sharrar and daughter,
Helen, left Alma Monday for Lake
Orion where they will spend some time
enjoying the beauties of that popular
Michigan resort.
w. T. Knolton and Gilbert NJ. Stark
Of Saginaw, were joined in Alma Mon
day, by L. A. Sharpe, and the party
motored to Ithaca on business relat-
ing to the Wright estate.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bouten a former Alma
resident, spent Friday and Saturday
in the city, enroute from visit at
her birthplace in Granville, Illinois, to
her present home in Saginaw.
Verne Handley, Malcolm Smith and
Glenn Rockwell were entertained at
house party in Breckenridge, Satur-
day evening, by Ward Hodge. They
returned to Alma Monday, accompan-
led by Mr.. Hodge, who spent the
morning in this city.
j. C. Foster, Alma's cigar manu-
facturer, is some fisherman. He
was here one day last week looking
after his cigar trade, and after fin
ishing his business he mosied over
to Robin lake and landed big mouth
bass that weighed three and a quarter
pounds. Promoter.
A large yellow Republic Truck, in
the form of an Auto Bus with enclosed
seats, and windows with removable
macintosh blinds, was exhibited on
the streets of Alma preparatory to
its shipment to Fort Worth, Texas.
where it will be used as a stage. 1t
is made to accommodate twenty-five
persons comfortably.
Alma Girl, the pretty little PAGER
belonging to DR.. McNabb is bringing
honors to per owner the first season
she is raced among fast horses. DIR.
McNabb took her to Jackson, where
she placed with second money, repeat
ing the same thing in Port Huron, and
last week landed fourth money in the
State races at Saginaw, against the
best horses in the country. She won
5th, 4th, Sd and two seconds in the
five heats. Alma Girl is now in Toledo
and will stay in Ohio for four weeks.
This is her first season and she is
making remarkable time as all of the
heats in which she was entered at Sag
NAV were finished around 2:13 Ia,