Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-01
LOCAL NEWS

Andy Hall has purchased a new
Overland automobile.
Mr.. Patterson of Look, Patterson
Drug Co., spent Sunday in Lowell.
Meat delivered with your grocery
order without extra charge.
State Street Market.
Fred Slater, the clothier, has added
to his well-equipped store new Cary
safe.
To Rent-Three modern rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire at 502
Park avenue. 1871
Mrs. E. J. Almon of Ithaca and Miss
Myra Choral of Middleton have been
visiting at the home of Miss Bertha
McClaren.
A girl baby was born to Mrs. Frank
Davidson of Seville township Friday,
March 21st. DR.. Thornburgh was in
attendance.
wish to notify the public that l will
adopt the name of State Street Market
Will be stocked with meat, groceries,
fish fruit, CONNECTION and baked goods.
j. b. Smith.
f.. c. Crandell has purchased a new
Republic truck to take care of his fur
niture deliveries. Home made auto
mobile products are very popular with
have already been sold.
Mrs. c. J. Brown will leave Satur-
day with her daughter, Laura, for
Traverse City, where she will make
her home with Miss Laura, who
teaches in the high school there.
Jake Holman is conducting the fol-
lowing auction sales this week Eva
Bennant, Midland county; Grant Hor-
ton, New Haven township; o. Bangs,
Arcadia township, and Frank Clark,
Alma.
Anderson & Houck have leased the
room just west of their general gro
Gerry and restaurant and will use it
for restaurant. They have put the
room in fine shape and can handle a
large patronage.
The Gratiot County Gas company
commenced Monday morning to lay its
branch lines to Ithaca. They will go
out along Grover avenue to Glover's
Corners, from there to the greenhouse
and from there on into the neighbor-
ing city.
The Offices of the Republic Motor
Truck Co. have been overhauled some
what during the past week. The main
office has been entirely enclosed with
a glass front. In the near future
ground glass will be placed in the
enclosure.
the following Alma people and organi-
cations: DR.. Lamb, DR.. Gardner, DR..
Keene, The Gratiot County Gas Co.,
Mr.. Mckinney, II. NJ. Page, Henry
Brewbaker, and Mr. Robinson of the
tobacco store.
The last number of the lecture
course will be held Wednesday even
ing, April 7th in.the auditorium of the
high school with Mr.. Yeomans of Chi
cago, national authority, delivering
a lecture on landscape gardening and
architecture.
NJ L. Perrigo, the hustling Stude-
baker automobile man sold two
"Sixes" Saturday. Harry Ingham of
Elm Hall and Will Vanderbeck of Pine
River were the purchasers. On the
preceding day he sold a -Four" to
| Charles Fisher, who lives one mile
north and west of Elwell
Monday afternoon the Union Tele-
phone company began to move its Of
! fee, wire connections, etc, from its
temporary home in the Merchants Re
atty block, where they were placed
following the Pollasky block fire, to
its permanent home, practically where
/ it was before, in the rejuvenated Pol
lasky block.
Henry Soule bought the tabernacle
which has housed the revival meet
ings for the past four weeks for the
sum of 100000 at the auction sale held
Monday afternoon at two o'clock, and
Immediately after set workmen to
tearing it down. The job must be
completed within ten days. Mr.. Soule
superintended the building of it.
Miss Eliza Emsley, who until two
weeks ago was employed by the Alma
Record as bookkeeper, the first Of
April will commence working for NJ.
L. Perigo in his garage. During her
stay with the Record Miss Emsley
did most effective work, her pleasing
personality winning many friends for
her Before her connection with the
Record Miss Emsley was employed at
the d. w. Robinson store in a similar
capacity.
Word has been received from for
mer principal of the local high school,
Professor Collins, that he is enjoying
his work at East Technical high
school in Cleveland very much, though
Mrs. Collins is quite homesick for
Alma and does not like the Forest
City. The school is for boys only
and has an attendance of twenty-five
hundred. Miss Edith Cook, daughter
of Prof. Cook, is librarian at the same
school.
Coach Beamaster, of the college,
went to Ann Arbor Wednesday to at
tend the Sehoolmasters Club which
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