Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-03-24

L. w. SreaSer was IN Wheeler, Tues.
day afternoon.
Mrs. l.. Gargett spent Tuesday after
noon in Ithaca.
Mrs. e. II. Doan was a Saginaw Wis
itor last Tuesday.
Frank Hurst was in Grand Ledge,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
George Sharrar was in Breckenridge
and vicinity last Tuesday
Mrs. f. A. Wright closed her dancing
school Monday of this week.
Sheriff f. L. Convis was in Grand
Rapids, Tuesday of this week.
Ola Ball of Langport came Tuesday
for a weeks visit with relatives here.
Townsend A. Ely of Lansing was in
Alma. Friday to attend his ward caucus.
Job Sleight left Saturday morning for
a few days stay at Bath, Clinton county.
Mrs WEIGH and children of Clare are
the guests of Mr.. Francisco of this
city.
Rev. Ryan left Friday for Mt. Pleas.
ant, where he will spend the next two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherl Callihan have
leased the Ray Jones residence on
River ave.
Miss bessie Callihan spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. CALI
han of this city.
Mrs. w. H. lehman of Tulare
county, California, spent last Friday
with Mrs. Francisco.
w. I. Cross Of Langport came Wed.
nesday night for few days visit with
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Murray Kellogg of Durand came
Thursday for few days visit with
relatives and friends here.
Miss Goldia Vaness left Monday for
North Wheeler, where she is employed
as district school teacher.
The many friends Of Mrs. Lafayette
Church will be panied to know that she
suffered stroke of paralysis last Fri
day.
Miss Lands, Y. NJ. G. A. worker,
was at the college over Sunday and
conducted the regular Sunday afternoon
meeting of the girls association.
Saturday night the missionary COM
mittees of the Y. w. G. A. conducted a
social and stunt party in their rooms at
Wright hall to which all the girls of the
college were invited.
Max Tucker who for the past few
months has been in the employ of the
NJ. freight agent at this station, left
Tuesday for Saginaw where he has
accepted position in the local p. NJ.
freight Office.
Allen Thompson aged 70 years died
Monday morning at the home of VIM.
Houser in Arcadia township. Funeral
services conducted by Rev. H. l.. Grain,
were held Wednesday with interment in
cemetery at Shepherd
Mrs. E. A. Wright gave a pink party
last Monday evening at Woodnian hall.
While tie party was not largely attend
ed yet all present had thoroughly
good time and enjoyed the dance to the
strains of music furnished by Lansing
orchestra.
The college closes Thursday after
noon for its spring vacation, resuming
sessions on April >. Both Wright and
Pioneer halls will be closed during the
vacation. and nearly all the students
and faculty living ont of town expect to
go home.
Karl Sheppard of Flint spent Satur-
day in this city with his brother V, II.
Sheppard While here he purchased of
H. Mcnamara a span of heavy horses for
which he paid $500 Mr., Sheppard
drove them home Monday
Ezra Smith returned Saturday even
ing from Omaho, where he went for two
weeks. He was interested in the case
of the people VS.. Maybray which was
being tried in the U. S. court at that
city. This was the case in which sew
eral of our townsmen we're interested.
Maybray and fourteen of his associates
were found guilty
Mrs. Julia Hodgin of Standish, sister
in-law of Mrs. S. Wilson, spent last
week in this city while on her way to
Laquin, Penn, her future home. She
was accompanied by her two daughters
and last Saturday Mrs. Wilson enter
tanned company Of twenty or more in
their honor. Games were played, re-
time experienced by all present.