Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-08-26

Next Tuesday, Primary Election
day, the First State bank will be
closed all day.-62-l-adv.
Several good four and five room
houses for sale on easy terms. Lewis
Hudson, phone 383.-62-1-c
Remember the Republican parade
Friday night and get in line with
your decorated car.-62-lw
Bert Pulfrey of Saginaw, former
resident of Alma, visited here with
relatives the latter part of last week
Mrs. c. l.. Chadwick of Ann Ar
Arbor, former resident of this city, |
is visiting with former Alma friends
this week.
Rua +. Day has accepted position
in the Caro- schools for the coming !
year as principal of the Music and
Art Department.
The Misses Esther Durham, Alber-
Ia Hyde and Helen Durham spent
the week in Fenton, guests of rela-
tives in that city.
! Will you be on hand and get into
the parade? Remember the date and
place Monday night at o'clock,
Wright Avenue.-62-lw.
J Mrs Carroll c. Hyde and her little
daughter, Mary Louise, are visiting
at the home of her parents, Prof.
and Mrs. Albert p Cook.
Mr.. James Mcnamara of Mt.
Pleasant was in the city Friday to
attend the funeral of Marquette
fWynne at ST. Mary's church.
Miss Muriel Hunt, of Harper Hos
pital, and Mr.. Paul Dubois of De-
troit, have been visiting the past two
weeks at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Dubois.
Mrs. Ted Kelleher of Toledo, Miss
Dana Wynne of Adrian and Miss
Nellie Wynne of Detroit attended the
funeral of Mr.. Marquette Wynne in
Alma Friday
Mrs. f. III. Rowland wishes to an
nounce that she will resume piano
teaching on Tuesday, September 7,
at her residence S02 State street.
Telephone 49, w-adv.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will give
an ice cream social at the home of
Mr.. John Fink, miles west and one
of September LIST. Everybody is wei
come.
September Paramount and Pathe
Records are in and these fascination
tunes will make your feet start to
sliding And the songs you will all
be singing. Smiths Music Shop
60-1t-c.
G.. b. Graham and wife Of Oxford
were Alma visitors yesterday. Mr..
Graham will be remembered by old
residents Of the county. From 1875
to 1878 he was the publisher Of the
St. Louis Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wysel of
Ann Arbor, who have been
visiting with Alma friends for
several days, returned to their home
the first of the week. Mr.. Wysel
was former employee of the Alma
Record.
DIR. and Mrs. Dubois were called
TO Detroit, Saturday by the death of
Mr.. Albert Barker, brother-in-law Of
Mrs. Dubois, Mr.. Barker died of
pneumonia after several days illness.
Dr. BuBois returned home Tuesday
and Mrs. Dubois will return in about
week.
Two automobiles, one bearing a
California license, and the other said
to have been from Saginaw, collided
north Of Alma late Sunday after
! noon. II is said that none of the
occupants of the automobiles were
injured, but both cars were badly
damaged.
Civic League will meet at 800
o'clock Friday afternoon, September
3rd, at the Community Council Room
upstairs, first door north of the
Gas office). There are nearly 100
members of the League. Why not a
goodly number in attendance at the
next meeting? Interesting business
discussed at each session.
The General Aid of the NJ. f.
church will meet on Wednesday
September LIST, at the church for the
election of officers and hearing OF
the yearly reports. A large attend
ance is desired. Following the bust
ness session there will be a supper
for all church folks, each woman
please bring her own silver, cuI
plate and linen. incidentally, all un
paid dues will be gladly received.