Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-08
LOCAL NEW S

Rex Allen spent Sunday in Elwell
visiting his sister.
Loretta Kennedy of Mt Pleasant
was in Alma Tuesday.
Services were held at the Lutheran
church Sunday afternoon.
l. n T, Banghart made business trip
to Elsie Monday afternoon.
B. G. Appleby of Saginaw made a
J, business trip to Alma Wednesday.
\ Representative Newell Smith of St
Louis was in Alma Monday morning.
\ Mrs. Wise, bookkeeper at the State
Savings Bank, spent Monday in Sagi-
nav.
Il Neil MsNamara purchased a Stude-
| baker "Six" from NJ. l.. Perrigo this
week.
4 Meat delivered with your grocery
order without charge.
Adv. State Street Market.
Byron Watson of Breckenridge was
in Alma Saturday and paid the Rec
ord Office a brief visit.
Mr.. A. j. and Mrs. A. J. Baker re-
turned Saturday evening from Iowa.
DR.. Sluyter, Osteopathic Physician,
Vermuelen Block, phone Union AZ.
Adv. 1882tf
Mrs. Cleland spent Thursday even
ing in Riverdale the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Moblo.
The Record office was presented with
very beautiful Easter Lily Sunday
by the members of hte w. C. T. u.
DR.. Gill entertained his father and
mother of Saginaw over Sunday.
The home concert of the Alma Col
lege Glee Club will be given in the
Opera House, Friday evening, April
10th.
R. B. Wagner and Angus LEIGH, Of
ficers of the Gratiot County Gas Co.,
made business trip to Breckenridge
Monday.
Jack Robinson of Sumner spent
Wednesday in Alma with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clint Nelson.
Miss Zelma Miller, Seville Center
correspondent for the Record, called
at the Office Saturday.
Mrs Clair Nelson of Saginaw
spent the past week in Alma with
relatives and friends.
Clifford Webb arrived in Alma Mon
day noon to operate the new Mergen-
thaler linotype machine at the Record
office.
Extra choice pure home made lard
at lie in 10-lb. lots. Also fancy pic
mic hams at 915c, at Bartley's Market
1S82tf.
c. NJ Brown and Archie Mccall of
Ithaca were in Alma Wednesday tran
sacting business and called on the
Record.
C. |. Tinney of Newton, Iowa, pres
ident of the American Gas Construc-
ton Co., made business trip to the
city Wednesday.
Miss Gunther, who has been visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs r.
+. Pollasky, returned to Carson City
Monday afternoon.
Wednesday evening, March 31st, the
opening of the Salvation Army was
held in the Army's hall over Smiths
! bakery at seven thirty o'clock with a
fine attendance present.
The Presbyterian Fortnightly will
meet at the home of Mrs. F. n Notes
TEN, 231 Philadelphia avenue, Tues
day afternoon, April 18th.
Mrs. Neil Young of Kalamazoo who
has been visiting. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Del Perry for the past month
returned to her home Saturday.
Mrs. Archie Brown is having her
household goods packed preparatory
to moving to Detroit. Mr.. Brown has
secured very good position with an
automobile firm of that city.
M. L. Perrigo, Albert Fisher, Will
Vanderbeck, and William Sullivan
went to Detroit Wedne Say morning
to visit the Studebake automobile
factories and bring home eral cars.
Our story of the Boos club or
ganization last week ma have been
somewhat misleading in e regard.
Not all the business plac will be
closed up, but all will with the ex-
ception of restaurants, confectionery
and tobacco stores and similar places
of business.
| wish to notify the puL ic that I
will adopt the name of SITE Street
| Market. VIII be stocked RI meat.
groceries, fish, fruit, conf IN and
baked goods.
Adv. j. b. NTH.
The 92nd Semi-Annu Teachers
Association of Gratiot county will be
held in the Ithaca high school rooms
on Saturday, April Gath. The feature
| of the nt.oQrann will he t,vo addraecac
by H. r. Pattengill. The one in the
morning will be on Efficiency in the
Abstract" and in the afternoon on
"My Three Ringers Floyd
Maxwell, head of the manual training
department in the local high school
will give an address, Manual Train.
ing" in the afternoon. Several other
fine speakers have been secured fol
this teachers institute.