Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-16
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was in the city on business Monday.
Paul Gee left Monday for few
days business trip to Traverse City.
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ment 02-tfc
Earl Willert Of Ithaca, deputy
sheriff, was in the city on business
Thursday.
Attorney Charles II. Goggin was
n Ithaca on legal business the first
Of the week.
A. J.. Harrison and family of
Riverdalc have moved to this city
to make their home.
Clarence Goodrich Of Ithaca at
tended the Albion-Alma football
game here Saturday.
Prosecuting Attorney Romano
Clark OF Ithaca was in the city on
business Friday and Saturday.
DR.. T.. G.. Sluyter, osteopathic ply
scian, State Savings Bank Building,
Alma, both phones.-advertls
Miss Mona Duffey of this city, q
student at Albion College, attended
the Albon-Alma game hcrc Satur-
day
Sidney Cook Of Detroit spent the
week end in this city, attending the
Albior-Alma football game and the
Zeta Sigma banquet.
New and Secondhand furniture
bought and sold. New upholstered
chairs for sale. Y. c. Fuller, 405
Woodwork avcune. 78-lf-chg
Russell Gaffney was Rome from
Arm Arbor over the week end TO at
tend the Albion-Alma football game
and the Zota Sigma banquet.
Donald Durham Of this city a SEN
Tor in Albion College, was one of the
Albion fans who attended the Al
bion- Alma game here Saturday.
Frank Handlcy and family prom
Trent Pine River farmers, have NOV
ed to Alma for the winter, having
sold their stock and farm impic
mcnts.
Last Thursday morning Bishop
Mcconnell, the speaker Wednesday
evening on the lyceum course, gave
an address before the students Of
Alma College at the chapel service.
Rev. NJ. II. Duffy, who has been
in the East for the past six weeks,
aiding in the endowment campaign
of Dickinson College, Pa, is' expect
cd to return to his home in this city
the latter part of the week.
Miss Gillette OF the University OF
Michigan library was here Monday
and gave an address at chapel and
later in the day gave talk before
Miss Wards library class at tho Col
legc. Monday evening Miss Ward
entertained at dinner ii honor Of
Miss Gillette.
Mr.. A. w. Bcshgetoor, son of Rov.
V. X Beshgctoor Of this city, and
a graduate Of Alma College, has
inst published for the Lcfax Filing
Index Co. 81 system of analysis for
the determination of magncsia. Mr..
Bcshgetocr is research chemist for
the Dow Chemical Co.
Captain Daniel Titus and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Neise, Of Avon Lake, Ohio,
who have been visiting at the home
of George Titus Of Grover avenue,
left Tuesday for their home in Ohio.
They were accompanied by Edward
Titus Of this city, who viii visit for
a short time at his old home there.
The loss of your home or place Of
business, also many loved articles
which money cannot replace, may be
caused by a defective switch or n
short in your electric wiring. G.. i.
Chapman, $40 Gratiot Ave. will do
your repairing and wiring reason
ably and guarantee the work.
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Mr. and Mrs. T.. Hooper and son,
Charles, recently returned from
trip to Detroit, and London, and Exc
ter and other points in Ontario,
where they visited with relatives. In
Detroit they visited with their
daughters, Iva, Pearl and Bcrnice,
who are teaching in the public
schools of that city.
The Gratiot County Funeral Dircc-
tors met at Ithaca at the Seaver
House, Tuesday evening Of this week,
% being present at the meeting. c.
A. Rehc of st. Louis was elect
ed president of the organization.
c. ID. Barden of Ithaca, was elected
as secretary; and G.. V. Wright of
Alma as treasurer. Mr.. Jennings Of
Owosso and Mr.. Riehl Of Detroit were
present and gave addresses.