Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-03-18
Attend Mrs. Woodlands Big Opening

DR.. Street of Wheeler was in Alma
Tuesday.
Mrs. S. +. French OF Mt. Pleasant Was
in Alma Monday.
E. j. Ross has purchased Stude-
baker automobile.
Edward Brehm, of Cadillac, was
in Alma Saturday.
Rev. Allen spent Sunday with his
parents in Wheeler.
Frank Rappiston has purchased a
new Buick automobile.
George Glow, of Mt. Pleasant, was
an Alma visitor Thursday.
Edward La Fontaine has been on
the sick list the past week.
VIM. Cook. of Riverdale, was in
Alma on business Monday.
Mrs. John Fatty visited with
friends in Mt. Pleasant Tuesday
Miss Mabel Rogers spent Sunday
in Lansing the guest of her parents.
Don't forget the Big Opening at Mrs
Woodlands, millinery store. adv l-w
John Dunn of Illinois spent a few
days in Ithaca on business last
week.
II. T. Blank of Flowerville spent
couple of days in Ithaca last
week.
Rex Allen. of Alma, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allen, over
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Johnson, OF
vestaburg, were in town Monday on
business
Mrs. o. Jordan, who spent the
past month in Saginaw, has return
ed to Ithaca.
Mr.. VIM. Holland and son, Henry,
of Elm Hall, were in Alma on bust
ness Saturday.
Mr.. Howard willard. Of the Alma
Sugar Co., transacted business in
Elwell Wednesday
Miss Bessie Seaver of Pompeii
spent the week end in Ithaca with
Mrs. Warren Stahl.
Mrs. Pansy Kilborn of Ashley
spent Saturday with Mrs. David
Reichard in Ithaca.
The Presbyterian Fortnightly Society
will meet on Tuesday afternoon. March
80 with Mrs. Suydam.
Will Caple returned to his home in
Glare after visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Caple.
The Gratiot County Gas Co. have
purchased a Ford runabout to use
for light delivery work.
Miss Charlotte Duffield of Ferris,
was an over Sunday guest of her
sister, Mrs. Hugh Harvey.
Charles Kennedy a student at the col
lege was in Clare Sunday attending the
wedding of his brother. Joseph.
Miss Mabel Hard. who attends Fer
ris Institute, spent week end with
her sister, Mrs f. II. Foust.
Bert Long. wife and two children.
Lillian and John, were in Alma last
Sunday visiting at the home of
Frank McConkey.
Mrs. Alfred Hutchinson and Mrs. |
Lew Keene, spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday i'm Mt. Pleasant. guests of
Mrs Cora Meade.
A pickle sailing station is to be
placed in Shepherd by Libby Nc
Neill and Libby and efforts are to be
made to increase the acreage in that
vicinity.
Tuesday night Fred Slater, AL. Davis,
Chas Goggin. l. w. Nc Kinney, and V.
p. Cash. chairman, were appointed a
committee to meet with committee from |
st. Louis upon the matter OF supporting
a twin-city baseball team this summer.
Joseph Kennedy Of Chicago, a 1915
graduate of Alma College was married
in Clare Sunday to Miss Florence Davy |
of that city by Rev. Leyford. Mr. Will |
Kennedy of Chicago acted as best man
and Mrs. Bretz as bridesmaid. The |
will make their home in Car
son City where Joe" is pastor of the
congregational church.
The annual meeting of the Union
Telephone stockholders was held in the
Wright House Wednesday afternoon
The report of the officers showed the
to be IN fine condition and the
directors were elected: @. r
J. II. Whitney, J. II. Fildew,
F. g. Theirs, f. o. Dewey, w. A.
Bahlke, A NJ. Bentley, J. +. Gerow, Tod
Kincaid, j. T. Millman, J. b. Crawford,
and John Chaplin. The directors later
met at w. A. Bahlke's home and elected
the following officers; President. O. L.
Vice President. A. M. Bentley;
Treasurer, F.. o. Dewey; Secretary, l..
l.. Conn.