Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-05-20

Miss Inez Owens of Elwell, visited
friends here Thursday.
Glen Boyd and Bert Wheaton, were
ST. Louis visitors, Friday.
Miss Fern Pratt spent Sunday in
Elm Hall with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Taft and family
were Riverdale visitors, Sunday.
Romano Clarke of st. Louis trans
acted business in Alma Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Myers of Forest Hill
visited friends in Alma Tuesday.
Miss Lorna Woodruff went to her
home i'm Dewitt Wednesday afternoon.
Those home made pies at Gray &
Gray's melt in your mouth. advl8S8-t2
Miss Helen Selby spent Saturday
and Sunday in North Star with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson visited
at the home of Miss Eliza Emsley
Tuesday.
Postmaster " p. Cash went to Cad
lilac Wednesday to spend few days
fishing near that city.
Theodore Gates, who attends Alma
College, spent Saturday and Sunday
at Cedar Lake with his parents.
Miss Charlotte Hamilton of Ithaca,
was the guest of Miss Mildred Neon
key, Friday evening and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Zinn, spent Sun
day with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Bollinger, near Vestaburg
About dozen of the Alma Shriners
attended the Shriners' convention in
Saginaw, the last part of last week.
Mrs. VanDuzen of Owosso, former
ly Miss Lola Sipe of this city, is Wis
ting friends and relatives in Alma
this week.
f. l.. Smith left Tuesday morning
for Buffalo. n. Y, where he will
transact business for the Republic
Motor Truck Co.
Printed or engraved calling cards,
wedding invitations, announcement or
at home cards put out by the Record
are the very latest.
The Evart Review spoke very high
~ Of the efficient service rendered by
our citizen Henry Mcnamara as
Judge of the horse show held at that
place last week.
The Salvation Army extends an in
vitation to everyone in the city to
attend their nightly Sunday meetings
which have been such help to a
great number of people.
The Presbyterian Fortnightly will
meet Tuesday afternoon, May %, with
Mrs. R. II. Wilcox, 537 State st.
Mrs. Mckinney of Saginaw will ad-
dress the meeting on the subject OF
Temperance and Missions.
A Mothers meeting will be held
Friday afternoon at two thirty o'clock
in the college kindergarten room. An
election of officers will be held and a
healthful program will be given. All
mothers are urged to be present.
Manager Leitch of the Gas Com.
pany informs us that several farmers
along the line between Alma and It'll
AGA are connecting up for gas. Al
present it has been installed fol
Henry Clark, Clarence Clark, Charlie:
Smith and Alvin Miller.
Edward Wagner of Grand Rapids
brother of r. B. Wagner has been/ir
the city for the past few days study
ing the high pressure system as useC
by the Gratiot County Gas Co. He il
to be the bookkeeper for the newl!
organized gas company of johnson
City. Tennessee.
c. f. Gallagher suffered a near
fatal accident. Wednesday Afternoon
at the Michigan Sugar Co.. when
bag of pulp weighing one hundred
pounds. fell on him and bore him T.
the ground. Quick medical aid, alon
saved his life.
Prof. A. p. Cool, left Tuesday after
noon for Rochester New York. wher
he will attend the General Assembl
of the Presbyterian Church whic
convenes in that city for the next tw
weeks. One week from Sunday h
will go to Glen Falls, New York, t
visit his son Robert who is in the il
, surance business in that city. Pro
Cook was elected by the Presbyter
of Saginaw at its last meeting
represent this district as the lay men
Der of the church. lie will return
about two weeks.
The local Canton of odd Fellow
, went to Detroit Tuesday to attend II
state convention and take part in II
competitive drills which are TO be he
The boys hope to land the first prii
which amounts to one hundred dolla
. and seem to have splendid chance
|, doing it. They won seventy five dc
lars as first prize at the recent II
% AGA convention. The following Ain
= men made up the delegation: Her
= Becker, Emerson Atkinson. Abe Mi
:, man, Robert Ross, Jess Fink, Je
= Wheeler, Ivan Fisher, Earl Newcom
. er, Mel Medler, Dan Smith. Charl
Perrigo, Henry Moran, George Sope
Clarence Clark, and Leon Stinchcom