Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-11-11

MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. C. Graham and daughter
autoed to Carson City Saturday.
The Misses Clara and Mabel Gunth-
ers of Carson City were Sunday
Quests of Frank Pollasky and family.
DR. and Mrs. |. N. Brainerd spent
the week end in Holly the guests oil
their daughter, Mrs. Wade Sherwood.
]. ID. Holman, Robert McNabb ana
NJ. Cooper autoed to Mt. Pleasant wed
nesday and attended the horse races
at that place.
Herbert Fryckholm returned sat
urday evening from Chicago where ne
has been spending the past five weeks
attending an art school. ,,
Mrs. Jesse A. Thompson OF VII
Hamston. President of the Rebekah
Assembly of Michigan, was IN Alma
last Friday in the interest of the or
der.
Mrs. Blake Mcdonald who has been
spending the summer with her par
ants Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Fraker'
left this morning for her home in New
York City.
John Gaffney was brought home
last Saturday night. He is much pet
ter and on the road to recovery out
! will be confined to his bed for some
weeks yet.
AS we 20 to press we are informed
that Mrs. Sylvia Gaffney has pur-
the Mrs. p. j. Adams stock OF COATS
Suits and Dresses. She took posses
sion Thursday noon.
C. Nj. Johnson has purchased 'he
two lots east of A. c. Wyants Oh
} Sunerior st. East, and will erect an
up-to-date garage. He expects TO
commence work soon
Miss Catherine, the Oldest daughter
Of Mr.. Proud, came Wednesday from
/ their former home in Charlotte to
STAY with her father until the rest Oh
the family locate here.
Mrs. Ira Moody of Forest Hill was
I taken sick last Monday while In town.
! She was taken to the home OF her SIS
I tor Mrs. Jas. Campbell, and is re-
( norted better at this writing.
I Mrs. f. Kelly, APT West Superior
I entertained a party of friends AT her
: home last Friday evening. Al the
! close of the evenings entertainment
Z delightful lunch was served.
! A. F. Koffneister, District Manager
! Of the NJ. w. A., is in Alma working
Z nm an interest in the Woodman Lodge
I of this place. He expects to MAKE
\ Alma his home in the future.
: A w. Brock is farming on a sinai
I scale but he can tell all the boys some
I thing about raising corn. From apou
! three-fourths of an acre ne huske'
! 1877 bushels of good corn.
I A few season tickets for the Ly
7 ceum Course are on sale at Drummer
! at the usual price. In this way
! ticket for Miss Migrants recital cost
I about soc; otherwise 75c Oom
Z early.
: C. B. Porter, jeweler and optome
) trist. has moved his place OF pusihes
- from the Harry Rockwell building o
Sunerior Street to the building wv
doors south of Ellison's grocery
u State Street.
x Henry Mcnamara received
= fra;ght on Wednesday carload Q
4 Young cattle for feeders. They cam
= from Taft, Michigan. Chas. Wander
g venter of Ithaca also received loa
Y from the same place.
4 The funeral services OF little Del
X aldine Dalrymple, the two years an
3 ten months old child of Mr.. and Mr.
IS Sydney Dalrymple, were held on fr
= day at 1870 p. m. in the bapti
& Church. The body was accompani'
Z by a large number of friends from u
home at Falmouth, and many rel
X tives from elsewhere.
! Mr.. Weese of the Alma Vaudet
s has furnished the best treat OF
= to his Vaudette patrons when ne
y Wednesday night he will show one
= the greatest productions ever pr
duced on films, entitled "The Spoilei
y taken from that great book OF
: same name by the famous author X
8 Beach. This is nine reel picture a
= introduces such famous actors as W
- Farnum, Kathlyn Williams, Thon
Santschi and Bessie Eyton.
Ralph Yonkers, former cole
student. was married last Mono
night to Miss Edna Daube of {
Park. Illinois. Mr.. Yonkers is an
umnus of Alma College. About tn
wears ago he located in Detroit, I
held the position of sporting editor
the Detroit Times. Last spring
entered the employ of the Detl
Journal as member of the city st
and is one of the popular report
on that paper.
Word was received Tuesday
nouncing the death of Geo. Royce
former resident of Alma, age 60 ye
He died at Houghton, Michigan,
the funeral was conducted by
Masonic order of which he wa
man,her The nall bearers were