Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-06-07
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of Detroit are IN Alma on business
this week
+. W. Wilburn and family of Owes
SO have moved to ahis city and is To-
Gated at pa Park avenue.
Don't fail to attend the Liberty
Bond meeting at Wright Opera
House Friday evening at 1880.
f. NJ c., the new cool and com
Portable union suit for women. ASK
to see them at the Gaffney Style
shop. 94-lt-c
Max Pollasky Of Detroit, former
resident OF this city, spent the week
end here, visiting with relatives and
friends.
Learn how you can help your coun-
try Attend the Liberty Bond meet
ne at the Opera House Friday even
ing at $50.
l.. j. Gardner of Saginaw was in
Alma on business Monday. He will
be remembered as former resident
Of this city.
Mrs. c. A. Miller, who has been
spending the past month visiting in
New York City, has returned to her
home in Alma.
The Venerable Archdeacon Edward
b. Jermyn of Bay City paid "A short
visit to the Rev. j. Frank Jackson
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Florence Brook and children
OF Onaway spent the latter part OF
last week in Alma. a guest of her
sister. Miss Mae Jones.
Robert Grabowski was in Grand
Rapids yesterday attending the meet
ing of the managers of the Western
Union Telegraph officers
The Gaffney Style shop handles the
Printzess wash skirts in smartest
styles. Every Printzess skirt will re
tain its shape permanently. 94-it-c
The Red Cross society will meet
foi work in the large gymnasium of
the Masonic Home, Wednesday, after
noon, June 18th, at one o'clock.
| Iellard Shift was in Detroit last
week, attending the post Office clerks
state convention. He acted as del
egate from the Alma post office.
| Rev. j. Frank Jackson, who has
. b'tli AOlllutu " MS IlOfllt lOI SOIIlt
! days following an operation, is do
ing nicely and will be out in few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Washburn were
/ in Detroit Wednesday TO hear the adj
dress Of Secretary McAdoo, which
had to do with the Liberty Loan Bond
issue.
Rev James Barley of Detroit.
chairman of the Alma college board
OF trustees. spent the week end in
this city, a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis King.
With the approval and sanction OF
the bishop, DR.. T. J. Carney will give
al address at st. Johns church next
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, on the
work Of the Red Cross
The Vincent Circle Of the NJ f.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Ed.
Shaffcr, 1903 f. Superior street,
Thursday afternoon, June l4th. 4
good attendance is desired.
c. G.. Falor d Son recently Install
ed one of the latest style steam vacu-
um cleaning and pressing machines.
and will operate this business in con
nectiou with their clothing establish
ment
Il. G. Robinson appeared before
Justice OF the Peace J. 4. Mann June
Isl and paid a fne Of S1.0O and costs
OF S4.75 for being drunk He was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Clarence
Wheeler
Mrs. c. +. Rider of PIG West Su-
pcrior street brought freak straw
berry into the Record office Saturday
Ii was ripe strawberry with com
plcte strawberry plant growing from
the berry.
The Hon. L. A. Sharp was in De
troit yesterday to hear the address of
Secretary McAdoo and from there
left for New York City on business
trip. He expects to be gone for
about two weeks.
Frank kindig entertained the
members of the post office force and
their families at his home Tuesday
evening Former assistant postmas-
ter. Frank Parker, and wife were al
so among those who enjoyed the af-
fair.
II. c. Moore. cashier of the Alma
State Savings bank, and Carl Wash
burn. cashier of the First State bank,
attended a meeting Of bankers held in
Ithaca Tuesday TO take up matters
relating to the sale Of Liberty Bonds
in Gratiot county.
The G.. A. X. and w. r. c. thank
everyone who helped to make Mem
orial Day a success. especially the
pastor Of the Presbyterian church.
the speaker, school children. Boy
Scouts and the citizens, who kindly
helped with their autos.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis King left
yesterday for an automobile trip
through the east While they are on
the trip they will visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Robert Cook, at Glens
Falls, n. Y. They will probably be
gone for about three weeks.
DR.. c. u. Gardner, A. w. Drummer.
John Chick, John Gaffney, Supt
Schultz, Homer Durham and num-
bef of others from here attended the
county field meet at Breckenridge
friday, and saw the local high school
lose the county title by'a single point
tc Breckenridge.