Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-03-25

\ p. j. Adams was in Elwell Tuesday
on business.
Mr.. Shaw of Lansing was an Alma
caller Tuesday.
Dewitt Voght made business trip
to Elwell Friday.
Mrs. ID. McFaul visited friends in
Ithaca Wednesday.
Mrs. c. j. Brown returned from
Coldwater Monday.
Edward Hamilton was visitor at
North Star Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed VIM spent Saturday with
friends in Riverdale.
Z. Ludwick of Elwell was in town
Monday on business.
Harry Moore made a business trip
to Chicago Saturday.
Catholic Ladies' Bake Sale, Pages
Hardware, March ~.
Putt Taylor of Elwell was in Alma
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Nelson of Elwell visited
friends in Alma Monday.
A. j. Sutton of Riverdale was in
Alma on business Friday.
VIM. Emery of Elmore called on
friends in Alma Tuesday.
Will Shong of Elwell made bust
ness trip to Alma Monday.
There were two baptisms in the
Episcopal church last Sunday.
Miss E. Beach of near Vestaburg
visited friends in Alma Friday.
Mr.. George Allen of Wheeler was
a guest of his son. Rex Allen. Mon
day.
Leave your orders for Switches with
Mrs. w. r. Cooper, COS Woodwork
Ave. 1901
Petrie Pardee of the Ely-Pardee
Banking Co., of Reese, spent Friday in
Alma.
George and Henry Holland of Elm
Hall, were in Alma on business Sat-
urday.
Lester Hanor and Allen Highfield
were the guests of friends in Ithaca
Tuesday
The parade of the Horse Sho~ Satui :
day will be headed by the Mt Pleasant
Indian band
Charles G. Rhodes and wife return
ed from business trip in Detroit Fri
day morning.
Let us show you the new styles
from our brand new wall paper stock.
The New Drug Store. 1901
Rudolph Beyers, who attends Alma
College, attended the wedding of his
sister in Detroit Saturday.
E. B. Long, who recently sold his
farm in Arcadia township, has moved
to Saginaw with his family.
Mrs. George Schlappi and son,
Clair of Riverdale, are guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen.
Lisle Toilette was an over Sunday
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. J. Toilette of Mt. Pleasant.
The Ladies' Aid of Arcadia town.
ship will meet at the home of Mrs.
Hubbell, Thursday, April LIST.
i LOOK! Peterson's new wall paper
stock is in now and the prices are
the lowest possible. 1901
Drug stock and fixtures for sale or
trade for other property. Inquire at
Record office or 204 Ely st. 18SOtf
Sherman Belts of Sickles and wife
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Scattergood over Sun
day.
Miss Mary Pringle of Lincoln, Neb.,
daughter of DR.. Pringle, formerly of
Alma, is visiting friends in Alma this
week.
Miss Hazel Belch of Shepherd was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Camp
bell for a few days during the past
week
Archie Brown returned to Alma af-
ter four weeks visit in Detroit He
expects to locate in Detroit perma-
nently
f. V. Chiffon, formerly secretary of
the state senate, and now residing in
Dayton, Ohio, visited c. F. Brown
last week.
Arthur Simenton, who attends Alma
College, visited Professor Rogers of
Hastings at Grand Rapids Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Leah Knee, deaconess of
Grand Rapids, who is holding revival
meetings in Elwell, was guest of
Miss Avery Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Struble spent
Sunday in Middleton where Mr.. Stru-
ble's sister is confined to her bed with
a serious attack of paralysis.
The Gratiot County Gas company
have averaged in the sale of their gas
stoves one and one-half stoves per
day for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Thomas and two daugh-
tiers, Lota and Lenna, of Ithaca, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. d. Handley and family.
Jake Barney landed the contract for
excavating the dirt where the new
bank building is to be built. Jake
is hustling along the job in fine shape.
Dennis II. Grady, former athletic
coach at Alma College, now of Ev-
anston, ILL.,, is a candidate for city
attorney on the democratic ticket in
that city. Good luck for Denney.
Albert j. Esseslstein, who will grad
uate with the 1915 class at the col