Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-10-06

| A. A. Chick was in Durand the first
of the week.
v.P. Cash of Riverdale spent Mon
day in Saginaw.
w. T. Knowlton of Saginaw was in
Alma, Saturday.
Ransom Fraker left Monday for
Edmonton. Canada.
Mrs. Roy Wells of Dundee is visiting
friends and relatives here for few days.
Mrs. David Brown went to Carson
City, Saturday, to visit her brother, M
Sutton.
Mrs. +. J. Nichols of st, Louis, spent
Sunday here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
@. Cowbery.
City Teamester Peck and family have
moved into rooms over Sanderhoff's
hardware store.
Mrs. Thomas Gobel left for Mt.
Pleasant, Saturday morning to spend
the day with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Foster went to
Fort Wayne, Saturday to visit Mrs.
Fosters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Starmer.
DR.. @. r. Case, Osteopath, 800 Bear
niger building, Saginaw, Mich. Chron-
ic Diseases a specially. AT Wright
House, Alma Tuesdays and Fridays
1 80 to 1880 p, Nj. 1646x
Mrs A. B. Scattergood is In Saginaw.
One of the most enjoyable social events
of the season was the surprise party last
Saturday evening at the home OF Alder
man Fuller.
G.. II. Bansill and wife were taken
completely by surprise last Friday eveh-
ing when they returned to their home
in the evening to fed a score or more of
friends had entered unbidden. An eX-
ceptional good time was had by both
the surprised and surprisers.
The following ladies enjoyed house
party at the home of Mrs. A. B. Scatter
good from Tuesday until Thursday
morning when they left for Saginaw to
attend the Grand Temple of the Pythian
Sisters, which convened in that city the
18th and Sth: Miss Jennie Doyle of
Pontiac, Miss Laura Chaloner of Adrian,
Mrs. Josephine Hall of Hudson, Mrs.
Hettie Whitney of Hudson, Mrs. Ella
Jordon of Detroit.
The meeting of the Michigan State
Teachers association which occurs this
l year at Bay City, October 81 and %, has
serious purpose but the program is not
altogether given to the discussion of
l weighty affairs. The citizens of Bay
City will provide an elaborate musical
entertainment and also an art exhibit.
r Commander Robert E. Perry is to give
an illustrated lecture on the discovery
of the North Pole" Nearly all the
colleges of the state hold reunions and
banquets. for this occasion brings to.
gether. as a general thing more of the
alumni and friends of educational in
stitutions than ever attend the COM
mencement exercises
w, f. Mann's newest offering is "The
{ Fighting Parson" four act PASTORAL
o comedy drama by John A. Preston,
whose many successful plays are now
}. touring the United States. In his
( Fighting Parson" he has written his
most successful, so says the dramatic
critics. It's a beautiful we'll written
well constructed play with plot. The
'' comedy is bright, bubbling over with
, naturalness brought about by funny
situations. The dramatic part is fa
=, superior to anything Mr.. Preston ha
K before written. This coupled with {
II strong city cast has made 1.-The Fight
e ing Parsou" one big dramatic event t
look forward to. Coming to Alma OIL
q Friday Oct. Z.
l. With every sign Of the past compaigl
1t wiped away and law books piled higl
l. where campaign literature was only
Or few weeks ago strewn in great profurio
- Lieutenant Governor Kelley has com
menced again the active practice of law
- which he was forced to neglect durin
:, his recent campaign for governorshiI
:, The offices that served as headquarters
% for the campaign committee have bee
= refurnished and rearranged and MI
= Kelley will retain them permanently
There is little doubt that the lieutenar
governor will find much to take hi
OF attention in his pursuit of law. H
g. ability is un1uestioned and he has bee
40 so prominent in state affairs that h
e. services will naturally be in demand
II Lansing Republican.