Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-12-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Albert Maier Of Lansing is guest
of his brother, George.
Miss Ruth Mcintyre of st. Louis
shopped in Alma Friday.
jim Leslie of st. Louis was guest
of Alma friends Tuesday.
Charles Kelly of Elwell was an AL
ma business caller Friday.
H. c. Moore returned Wednesday
from a business trip east.
Joe Page and Will Bittner spent
Friday hunting near Clare.
Elmer Hanna spent Thanksgiving
with his parents in st. Louis.
r. C. Thorald of st. Louis was an
Alma business caller Tuesday.
]. C. Converse and wife were guests
of st. Louis friends Thursday.
Sadie Gerard of Lansing was a
guest of Miss Isenhath Friday.
Miss Dora Klein of st. Louis was
an Alma visitor Friday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Reed of Greenville is a
guest of Miss Bee Smith this week.
Fred Amsbury and family were the
guests of w. d. Amsbury Thursday.
Mrs. A. P. Cook and daughter Helen
spent Saturday in Saginaw last week.
George Ferris, wife and son, Glen,
of st. Louis spent Thursday evening
in Alma.
Miss Eta STICKY left Monday for
New Orleans where she has accepted
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Fraker spent
Thanksgiving with their son Foster
at Lapeer.
Sandy Duncanson, who is teachin
ing in Mt. Pleasant, was an Alma visi-
tor Friday.
Miss Sadie Gerard of Lansing is
spending a few days with her parents
near Alma.
Mrs. John Timmick of Greenville
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
chic Brown.
Ernest Watkins and George Femby
of Shepherd were Alma guests Thurs
day and Friday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sartor were
guests of their daughter, Mrs. d.
Coleman, Thursday.
DR.. Thomas Kelly and wife of Mt.
Pleasant were the guests of Al. Wyant
and family Thursday.
a complete line of silk petticoats all
colors $3.50 and SO 90, your choice sl.9S
Sat only Mrs p. J. Adams.
Karl Adams and wife ate Thanks
giving dinner at 3O3 Gratiot avenue
with Charles Ferris and family.
Reginald McClinton of the Univer-
sity of Michigan spent his Thanksgiv-
ing vacation in Alma with his parents.
Mrs. Agnes Patrick, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Archie
Brown, returned to Detroit Monday.
We have $50 silk petticoats, 81 50 and
800 values. This line must be sold.
Your choice Saturday for sl.9S, Mrs. p.
J. Adams.
Clyde Creaser, a Senior at the Uni
versity of Michigan, spent part of
last week as the guest of his parents
in this city.
Miss Dorothy Thorold of st. Louis.
who is a student Mt the University Of
Michigan, was shopping in Alma one
day last week.
Messrs. Jerry Marks, Oscar Ander-
son and Ross McAllister went to Sag
NAV last Friday afternoon to see a
musical comedy
A meeting of the Alma Benevolence
Circle will be held at the home of
Mrs. P. NJ. Smith, Wednesday after
noon, December 8.
Miss Beryl Kefgen, who is teaching
in ST. Charles, and was formerly a
student in the college, visited in Alma
Friday and Saturday.
Pettcioats, petticoats, petticoats
Silk petticoats,:s2 80 and 50 90 values,
your choice for 81 .oS Sat. at Mrs. p. J.
Adams.
Alonzo Hood, Miss Louisa Hood, Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Brown and Mr.. and
! Mrs. John Grover of Elsie were the
guests of John Chick and family, sol
Woodwork avenue, Thursday.
The Cheemoan, the Camp Fire Girls
group, with Miss Laura Crandall as
leader, held baked goods and candy
sale in Crandall & Scott's furniture
store last Saturday afternoon. Sew
eral dollars were earned in this way
for the European war relief fund.
Theodore Higbee left Thursday for
Yonkers, New York, where he has ac-
cepted a position in a laboratory of
the Federal Sugar Refining Company
Mr.. Higbee has lived in Alma for the
past six years. He graduated from
J Alma College with the class of 1914
: and was recently employed in the To-
cal Sugar Company's laboratory. Mr..
, Higbee was very popular in Alma and
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