Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-02

T. A. Brit Of Urbana, H., is in Alma
this week.
Miss Rose Messenger spent Wed
nesday in Saginaw.
Mrs. Robert Thornton, spent We'd
nesday at Saginaw.
Mrs. John Gongwer spent last Wed
nesday at Saginaw.
Miss Manda Kennedy Of St. Louis
spent Saturday in Alma.
Lewis Hudson is moving this week
TO his farm east of town.
George Maier was among the Sag
inaw visitors last Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Carnahan of st. Louis
spent last Wednesday in Alma.
Miss Alice Gibson of st. Louis spent
Wednesday visiting Alma friends.
For the finest line of Wall Paper in
town, see Carl G. Personally.
Mrs. j. A. Tanner of Sumner,
spent Sunday at the home of E. j.
Shafer.
Don't forget the Episcopal Rum
mage Sale, March 3, and A in the
Arcadia Block.-adv.
Dr. ii. M. Crooks was in Detroit
Wednesday meeting with the En-
downment committee of Alma college.
W. w. Melchers OF Owosso was in
Alma Wednesday on business con
nected with the Union Telephone Co.
Frank D. Reed OF Alma left for
Detroit Wednesday where he will
be employed in the future. Mrs. Reed
will leave for Detroit in a few weeks.
Nicholas Chaser an old resident of
the Masonic Home died last Tuesday.
The deceased was native of Ger
many and was fifty-nine years of
age.
Mrs. Charles Ogle has been en-
joying a visit from her sister of East
wood, Ontario, Canada. She returned
to Ontario last Wednesday.
Joe Cohn of Detroit formerly of this
place, was in town last Saturday call
ing on friends. He reports that he is
nicely located in the gents furnishing
business at Highland Park, and has
fine business.
Mrs. o. f. Bucaning will conduct
series of dancing lessons at Weese
hall on Wednesday evenings, begin
ming March 8. with the Two Step and
Fox Trot Class from to ii p. m.
Admission 25c.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Gallagher re-
turned to Alma last Saturday after
spending the winter in Oklahoma City,
Okla. Mr. Gallagher who was injured
in this city several years ago is inn
proving but is still forced to walk
with crutches.
Mrs. Anna Woodland returned this
week from attending The style shows
at Buffalo ard Cleveland Miss Gard
ner, an experienced trimmer and de-
signer Of Cleveland returned with Mrs.
Woodland and will remain with her
throughout the season.
The Ladies' Guild Of St. Johns
Episcopal church VIII hold their
annual Rummage Sale in the vacant
store building west Of the Arcadia
hotel next Friday and Saturday,
March 3, and 4. Many useful articles
in shapes of clothing. etc, will be Of
fered for sale.-adv
The plan Of establishing a Ford
assembling plant at an automobile
show, started at the Michigan State
fair, and continued to the Panama
Pacific exposition, has proved pop
ular elsewhere The Ford company
has learned that the Montgomery.
Alabama, Ford dealer ran such an
exhibit with - mechanics at work
Cars were assembled from parts in
@ minutes and Is seconds.
Complaint has come to The Record
office of late from two different
sources Of the abuse and neglect Of
dogs People who have dogs and
provide 10 place FOR Thorn TO sleep,
them to look out for them
selves and In two cases dogs have been
found dead from exposure. People
VINO have dogs end ca4's .1ed or
house them should DISPOSE o them
and those who are SO heartless as to
allow this to occur should be arrested
and auniabn1