Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-16

Mrs. Boardman spent Sunday with
her husband at Howell.
Job Sleight and wife spent Sunday
| with friends in Toledo.
Mrs. Frank Bennett spent the first of
the week with friends and relatives at
Ann Arbor.
Ezra Smith and son Donald, returned
Saturday after spending a few days in
St. Johns.
A. p. Cook attended the meeting of
the Ithaca High School alumni last Fri
day evening,
Daniel Cook of Williamson spent the
later part of last week with @. +.
Brown and family
DR.. j. O. Gauntlet and son lack, of
Elk Rapids were in this city Tuesday
on their way to Flint.
w. w. Stopple returned Monday
from Kalkaska, bringing with him
nice bunch of brook trout.
The Stanton. Alma and Forest Hill
bands have been secured for the Farmers
picnic at Alma, July 4.
Mrs. VIM. Smith of st. Louis was in
Alma, Wednesday and attended the
high school graduating exercises.
Henry Sandell and wife are at Chat.
ham, Ohio where they were called by
the serious illness of Sandell's sister.
Walter Mallory of Seville was in
Ann Arbor the first of the week in
consultation with throat specialist.
Mrs. Nash and daughter of Spokane.
Wash, are the guests of DR.. Lamb and
family. Mrs. Nash is Mrs. Lambs
sister.
Ruth and Wallace Hill Of Cutcheon
came Friday for few weeks visit at the
home of their grand mothers, Mrs. Lucy
Clark of this city.
Mrs. Esh from Sebewaing came Tues
day to attend the High school gradual
ing exercises and for few days visit at
the home of +. Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCloskey of
Grand Rapids came Friday for weeks
visit with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Murphy.
Large bills are out announcing the
Farmers picnic and Fourth of July
celebration in this city. Watch the
small bills for program.
In fast contest Saturday Alma coll
lege defeated the State Normal nine in
the ninth, after two men were down by
score of to /.
At the annual high school alumni
meeting which took place Friday even.
ing, June 10th the following officers
were elected Pres, Carlyn Delavan;
vice pres, Bertha Downs; secy., Leon
tine Messenger treas, Kate Wynne.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Kinney and Mr..
and Mrs. B. r. Kinney of Perrinton at.
tended the exercises at the college the
first of the week and while in the city
were guests of Mrs. r. Purvis.
Miss Ethel Johnson who has been
visiting in Detroit for some time came
back to Alma the later part of last week
where she expects to remain with her
sister, Mrs. Will Medler for the summer
Miss Roberts of the College Music
department left Alma to-day for New
York from which city she sails for
Germany. The summer months will
be spent at Berlin and the return to
Alma started Sept 3.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Wood, mother of Mrs
j. E, Mills died Sunday night at her
home on Gratiot ave. Funeral services
were held Tuesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Daniel Iutzi of Newark
township, with burial in Newark Gene
tary.
At the convention of the Michigan
State Fiiemans association held at
Bay City last week the following officers
were elected: President, Hugo Delfs,
! l<dhsiHS, WIG piSSiuCntSj lHolhds OCOtt
Manistee; Charles S. Champion, Bay
City; Henry McCarty of Fremont sec.
rotary treasurer, A. P. Lane of Ithaca.
Mr.. Lane was unanimously elected to
the Office for another year. The con-
vention next year will be held at Man.
istee.
DR.. Gill, the dentist, accompanied by
his wife and daughter leave Saturday
of this week for an extended eastern
trip. They go first to Washington
thence to Philadelphia, New York City,
and other points of interest, returning
by way of the Hudson river to Albany,
thence to Niagara Falls and back home
via Lake Erie and P.M.R.R. The DR..
expects to reach Alma on the home trip
sometime July A.