Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-02

Monday memorial day.
The r. F. u. carriers observed Mon
day as legal holiday.
w. III. Baker of Lansing spent Sun
day with friends and relatives here.
Eighty.five voices in the chorus at the
Methodist church tomorrow evening.
Arthur Lippert city mail carrier,
started on his vacation this Thursday
morning.
Arthur Lippert one of Alma's popular
city mail carriers has purchased a Ford
runabout.
Mrs. Margaret Mcnamara returned
home Tuesday after spending few days
in Mt. Pleasant.
Sheral Callihan of the postoffice force
came back to work Wednesday after
fifteen days vacation.
Harper c. Maybee, the celebrated
bass-baritone appears at the Methodist
church tomorrow evening.
Conrad w. Baker of Kalgaria,
Ontario, is spending the week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Wilson and son
returned Tuesday night after spending
few days with friends and relatives in
| Owosso,
There will be meeting of the civic
Improvement league in the free reading
room, between the hours of three and
| four Friday, June 3rd. 1629t2
Mrs. j. L. Rochester of Toledo, Ohio,
and her niece Miss Johnson of Chicago
came Sunday for two weeks visit at
the home of O. L. Davis.
Messrs. Anderson, Carr, Davidson,
Kline and McCauley spent the first of
the week on the trout streams near
Farwell. Fifty speckled beauties were
brought to Alma on their return.
Mrs. J. w, Thorn and Mrs. L. w.
Race went to Bay City in behalf IF She
King Workers TO call on Mrs. Alice
Gongwer, who was operated upon for
appendicitis in the Lutheran hospital,
May %.
In all article in the magazine section
of the Detroit Sunday Free Press the
name of Frank Hurst of Alma college,
is given among others who will take
part in the annual state encampment of
the Y.M.C A. at Torch Lake.
c. Hutchinson and Clark Decker are
now grandpas, bouncing baby boy
! having been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Decker. The little fellow arrived last
Thursday and has already ingratiated
himself into the affections of the family.
The company presenting ST. Elmo
next Tuesday comes very highly re-
commended by press and public each
person has been especially selected for
their respective part and the production
is complete. See it at Opera House.
Price %, 35 and so.
Mrs. s. B. Cook of Thompsonville has
leased the front rooms recently vacated
by Mrs. Gaffney in the Suydam building
and installed stock of millinery goods.
Mrs. Cook has been in Thompsonville
for two years previous to which time
she was in business at Midland and
Cadillac.
The teachers Of Alma public school
were entertained by the Misses McL,aren
Friday evening at their home on Center
street. The evening was spent in guess
ing games and after partaking of dainty
refreshments all joined in singing col
lege songs before their departure for
| their homes.
Friday evening, June 10th at the col
lege chapel Miss Laura Amsbury assist
ed by Miss Letta Soper will give recital
to which the public are cordial Invited
, to be present Miss Amsbury is pupil
of Miss Cheeseman and her many friends
look forward with pleasure to this, her
graduating recital.
Don't forget to see St. Elmo when it
appeares in the city next Tuesday even
ing at the Opera House, IL will be your
only opportunity it is one of the best
things coming your way this season
ST. Elmo has been produced from four
to six weeks in every large city i'll the
United States in order to accommodate
the masses of people.
James Mullenbach of Chicago,
brother of Miss Mullenbach of the col
lege faculty, spent the week end as the
guest of his sister. Mr.. Mullenbach is
q social settlement worker III Chicago.
Sunday afternoon he gave an exceeding
ly interesting address to the young men
of the college in the YIN CA. rooms
and Monday morning he spoke in chapel.
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