Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-11-04

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has Just arrived. Call in and look
them over. Mrs. p. j. Adams. adv
Mrs. A. J. Bennett of Coldwater is
the guest of A. G. Leitch and family
this week.
Mrs. M. A. Nudge and daughter
Miss Nicola of Sumner were Alma Wis
itors Tuesday.
Mrs. George Chatterton of Mt
Pleasant spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Abbot.
Stanley Stoddard of Canada, for
mer Alma boy, is spending few days
here with old friends.
Leo Beach who attends Alma High
School spent the week end with his
parents in Vestaburg.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Converse spent
Sunday in St Louis the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Shepler
Miss Zoa Wheaton spent Saturday
and Sunday in Riverdale the guest OF
Miss Ruth VanAlstine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thorp and son,
Alton spent Sunday in Vestaburg with
their son, Bert, of that place.
Miss Anna Hamilton of Shepherd
spent Wednesday in Alma the guest
of her brother, Eddie Hamilton
Miss Helen Selby, who attends
Alma High School, spent the week
end in North Star, the guest of her
parents.
John Haner returned Wednesday
from Mulliken where he has been at
tending the funeral of his sister, Mrs
+. Vedder.
Miss Wilma Demuth, who has beer
the guest of Mrs l.. b. Kehn, return
ed to her home in Owosso Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. B. c. Osborn and daughter
Ethel. of Rverdale spent Friday in
Alma the guests of her sister, Mrs
VIM. Smell.
CLYDE Creaser, who teaches in the
Big Rapids High School spent the
week end in Alma the guest of his
parents.
Wesley Muscott of Breckenridge, q
former Alma High School graduate
spent Saturday in Alma with old
school-mates.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Redman left
this morning on trip, including both
business and pleasure, to Battle Creek
Jackson and Milan.
Maurice Cole, former Alma Col
lege student, who is now teaching
school in Allegan, spent Friday and
Saturday in Alma with old college
friends.
Mrs. Alfred Hutchinson left Friday
for Pontiac where she expects to
spend the winter with her husband
who is employed in the automobile
business in that city.
The Civic League is invited by the
Art Club to meet with them on Fri
day afternoonat 3 o'clock, at the High
School to listen to the report from
the Federation.
Miss Esther Horton resigned her
position as bookkeeper at Proud's De-
partment Store. She will be succeeded
by Miss Clara Waber, who will as
sumo her duties Immediately.
Members of st. Johns Episcopal
Church enjoyed a pot-luck supper at
the Guild room last Thursday night
A large number were present and q
very enjoyable time reported.
Joe Cohen of Cohen Bros. returned
from the east and is now looking fol
location to go into business again
In the meantime, parties owing hin
will find him at Davis Barber Shop
adv
John A. Holman, the new manager
of the Bell Telephone Company at this
place, arrived in Alma Monday. Mr.
Altman, the former manager, goes t
Lansing as manager of the exchange
in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Crandell an'
Miss Laura of this city, togethe
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nj. Brown o
Ithaca were in Grand Rapids Wednes
day buying furniture for the latter
new home in Ithaca.
Jerry Marks, who was Freshman
at the college last year but who j
now attending school in Detroit
spent Saturday in Alma with old col
lege friends, and while here, witnesse
the Alma-Albion football game.
Mr.. Breariey. proprietor of tn
Wright House, has recently purchas
ed a sufficient number of lavatories {
supply each room in the hotel. Ho
and cold water will be forced TO eac
room, making the hotel one of tn
best to be found anywhere.
Messrs. j. f. Page and J. +. Saw
kins attended a dancing party a
Glare last Friday evening which wa
given in dedication of a newly erecte
garage, "a by 100 feet. There wer
nearly 100 couples present, who's
pleasure it was to yield themselves I
the music furnished by Amsden's 3r
Regiment Band of Saginaw.