Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-09-09


nesday morning, on business.
ii. c. Moore and Harry Tubbs wer,
in Ithaca, on business, Wednesda,
morning.
Henry Altman went to Bay City
Saturday morning, to spend the weel
end with relatives.
ii. Rosenbloom went to Bay City
Wednesday to spend the Jewish holi.
days with friends.
Harry Cohen, left Wednesday for
Bay City, where he will spend few
days with friends.
j. A. Gerhardt is offering some at
tractive bargains in his Saturday af-
ter-supper towel sale.
Rev. John Mulvey of this city at
tended the conservation services AT
Grand Rapids, Thursday.
County Commissioner of Schools
Howard Potter, was in the city on
business, Wednesday morning
Mrs. Adams, has something of in
terest to the ladies of Alma, in an
other column. adv.
Miss Minnie Fink of Chicago, a
former Alma girl was married last
Wednesday to Jacob Zachariah HUT
ner, of Chicago.
Oscar Anderson of Omena, returned
to Alma, Thursday morning to take
up his school work when college opens.
A fine line of Patterson Hats on dis
play at the Style Shop. Mrs. Sylvia
Gaffney. adv.
Miss Sarah Maxwell of Mt. Pleas
ant spent the latter part of the week
visiting her brother Prof. Floyd Max
well, of this city.
II. c. Moore presented Superintend-
ent of Schools Schultz with fine bou-
quet of gladioli on the morning of the
school opening.
c. V. Calkins of Detroit, spent a
few days with his mother-in-law Mrs.
Brearly at the Wright House, the fore
part of the week.
Clyde Osborn and Clyde Healick of
Grand Rapids, spent the fore part of
the week with friends in Alma.
H. NJ. Page returned from ten
day trip into Illinois, the fore part of
the week He was looking over some
real estate interests.
John Chick and Ralph Wheaton.
went to Detroit. Wednesday afternoon
on business. While there they will
take in the State Fair.
II. b. Wagner leaves this evening
for Lansing. Later in the week he
will return to Alma and continue on
to Grand Rapids.
Miss Anna Angel, daughter of
Mrs. II. B. Angel, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at
Brainerd Hospital, Saturday, is max
ing fine recovery.
DR.. and Mrs. f. G.. Sluyter and Paul
Crandell spent the week end at Flint.
Mrs. Sluyter remained for a few days
but the two latter returned to Alma,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Rockwell, mother
and daughter and two grand children
autoed to Byron, to visit Mr.. Rock
wells daughter, Mrs. Porter Smedley.
They returned home Tuesday evening.
Frank w. Ruggles. manager of the
Republic Motor Truck Company. who
has been seriously i'll with typhoid
fever for the past two weeks is able
to be out again and will soon assume
MS duties.
viii Ewing who returned from a
rip into the Upper Peninsula, Sat
lrday evening, spent the fore part Of
he week at his parents home on
Grant avenue. This morning he went
o Charlevoix.
Robert McNabb is in Mt. Pleasant
his week racing his mare Angelina in
he Isabella County Fair races. The
mare has been even more successful
han her owner had anticipated before
he season began.
Harry Cohen is moving his house
lold goods from his former home on
south State street and will store them
Turing the coming winter His wife
will spend the winter with her parents
n Rochester, New York.
The Jewish New Year will COM
hence with shutdown this evening and
will continue through Thursday. 1t
will be 1916 B. c. on the Jewish cal
.ndar. Saturday, September 18th will
'e Yonkipper or Day of Atonment.
An auto party of seven from the
southern part of the state, ran into
ditch near Elwell, Friday and turn
ID over. At first it was reported that
i've were killed but a later report in
Heated that one woman was badly in
ured.
Tuesday morning Bishop c. l.. Wood
'eturned from trip to Pennsylvania
md Ohio where he has been conduct
ng conference of the United Brethren /
hurch. Thursday afternoon he left !
or Caro- where he will have charge of
mother conference.
Grand Rapids was the meeting place
asst night of more than 200 Catholic