Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-10-07
LOCAL NEWS

T.. III. DOdne was III heeSe mOnud,
on business.
Fred Moffatt of Breckenridge was
in Alma Monday.
M. j. Mills, the dry cleaner, has
moved to st. Louis.
James G. Kress was in Ithaca Mon
day on professional business.
Mrs. A. B. Scattergood was in It'll
AGA last Friday on business.
Cecil Johnson and wife spent Sun
day with relatives i'm Mt. Pleasant
DR.. Barstow of st. Louis ATTENDED
the Good Health meeting Tuesday
afternoon.
Geo. Giberson Of Howell is the new
freight agent at the Ann Arbol
freight house.
Miss Edna Swigart left Friday fol
Ann Arbor where she will continue
her course in music.
Harry Gerber Of the Home Lumber
& Fuel Company was in Saginaw
Tuesday on business.
Miss Maude Hooper left last week
for Ann Arbor, where she will attend
college at the u. Of NJ. this year.
Mrs. Verne Wright, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at War
rem, Ohio, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ellis returned
home Tuesday from a weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Hillsdale
Lightning struck and killed a $500
Holstein cow for All Crawford at
Breckenridge last Monday morning
DR. f. G. Sluyter spent Sunday with
his father at Flint. He reports his
father doing nicely after his accident
Miss Minnie Greer and Miss Lena
Johnson, teachers Of the public
schools, visited Saginaw last Satur-
day.
Misses Clara Strable and Ann Hall
Of Saginaw spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe White and Miss Edna
Macomer.
A. d. Amsden and family of Sag
NAV passed through Alma Saturday
on their way home from Pewamo
where they spent Sunday.
Geo. W. Moore, Treasurer of the
Republic Truck Co., was in Detroit
the last of last week on business con
nected with his company
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hannah and Mr.
and Mrs. Z. y. Aiversoa Of Ithaca
visited Mrs. Alverson's parents, M
McLarea and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Ruggles left
Wednesday morning to take a four
week trip to New York They make the
trip in new seven passenger Hapmo-
bile.
Charles Murphy, who was appoint
ed by the State Game Wardens office
to issue hunting licenses, informs the
writer that he has already issued Ga
licenses this year.
From December lst, 1914, 30 Oc-
tober lst, 1915, Register of Deed,
Tucker collected $1,000 IN revenue
on deeds in this co1nty This is wei
named deficiency tax
The Seventh District Annual con
vention of the W. r. c. will meet al
the !. o. o. f. Hall. St. Louis, Mich.
Wednesday morning, October 9th
All members of w. x. c. in adjoining
towns requested to be present.
Donald Smith had a severe shocl
last Monday during the electrical
storm. He was Knocked over and re
NAMED unconscious for few min
utes. He has fully recovered
A reception will be given Tuesda!
evening October 18th, at the NJ. f
Church to Rev. Brownlow and family
All members and friends Of the churcl
are cordially invited to be present.
Capt ID. r. Lamont, former!
captain CT the Salvation Army of thi
place, has returned to Alma, and viii
take a three weeks vacation. He will
take up painting and paper hanging
Bishop Williams has fixed Sunday
February 10th, 1916, as the date of his
next visit to ST. Johns Church. At tha
time it is expected that there viii
again be a large class for Confrma
ton.
DR.. +. p. Fclch, formerly a member
of the medical staff of the Alma SAM
tarium, was in town last Sunday. II,
is now located at Flint, where he i.
doing a real estate business. His wifi,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Neidhart
south of Alma.
Arthur VanHorn and wife of L;
Crosse, Wisconsin, arc in town Tor tn,
winter They were former residents
o. Anna. goirc to Ia Crosse TIVE
,ars ago with John Carpenter, for
mcr manager Of the Alma Manu-
featuring Company.
j. M. Montigel, A. A. Chick anC
Will Peck Joined the Ithaca. st. Loui.