Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright spent Sun
day at Frankfort.
Floyd Glass of Mason spent Sunday
with his parents in Alma.
Nate Church of Toledo spent Sunday
with his friends in Alma.
@. DeYoung of Crystal was an Alma
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Maria Lewis of Williamsburg
was an Alma visitor Monday.
Chas. Smith of the Hotel Arcadia is
spending a week or ten days in Detroit.
Lr. and Mrs. Witherspoon of Grand
Rapids were in Alma, Monday.
Mrs. Gaffney is in Cleveland looking
after the fall styles in millinery.
Dwight Harris of Lansing was a
guest of w. A. Tuttle. Sunday
Miss Beulsh Weaver is enjoying a
visit with friends and relatives in Hud.
son.
John Barton and wife are home from
an extended visit with friends in the
east.
Cashier Brewbaker of the First State
Bank returned from Crystal Lake, Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray kellogg left
Monday afternoon for their home in
Durand.
Benz Davis of Eaton Rapids is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Davis of
this city.
Mrs Aaron Davis returned Monday
from a visit with relatives at Eaton
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Smith return.
ed to Flint. Friday after few days
spent with friends in this city.
The Ladies of st. Mary's Alter
Society will give an Ice cream social at
the park Saturday, August %. Re-
member the date and plan to be present.
Messrs John Konertzer and Jessie
Fuller accompanied by their wives left
Monday for Beulah, where they will
camp on the shores of Crystal Lake for
a week or ten days.
The annual reunion of northern
Michigan students of Alma College was
held at Omena, Tuesday of this week.
Field Secretary Frank Hurst was pre-
sent to see that all had good time
, The young people of the Baptist
church will enjoy hay rack ride to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Shift
four miles north west of Alma to.
morrow, Friday evening.
: Walter Caple the hardware merchant
is home Sgain after a visit with his
brother Charles at Canandaigua. N. Y.
On his way home Mr. Csple attended
the State hardware dealers convention
at Detroit.
/ The st. Louis Sugar company will
! hold their annual picnic Thursday
August %. julius c. Burrows Of
Kalamazoo and Amos Mussleman oil
l Grand Rapids will be among the speak.
3 ers. A large attendance is assured
Work is progressing nicely at the
t parochial residence NIasons now being
3 busy plastering the walls after which
{ comes the interior finishings. Father
Mulvey will have an ideal residence
, when the building is completed.
p, Mrs. O. l.. Convis was surprised Wed
nesday evening when her Sunday schoo
class to the number of twenty entered
S her home during her absence with hel
husband for a drive, and only made
their presence known after her return
Mrs. Convis, however, soon entered into
\ the spirit of the evening and enjoyed
{ the good time planned for the occasion
G. F. Bishopric has leased the FloyC
Glass residence now occupied by J, w
Y Glass. Mr.. Glass will move into hi
old home on Woodwork avenue occupy
} ing the lower floor while Mr.. Schroeder
1 and wife will occupy the second floor
Mr.. Glass has recently had the residenc,
: thoroughly overhsuled and made con
s venient in every detail for two families
I Frankfort has never before beer 81
{ popular as summer resort as it is thi
season. The Royal Frontenac, the biz
{ hotel built by the Ann Arbor railroad
d which was very slimly patronizet
/ through several years is now in tn,
}. midst of the most prosperous season i
r. has ever known with about 400 guests
J.. now at the hotel. 1t can now be seel
how much basis there was for the argu
ment that saloons were at all related Il
. the success of the summer resort bust
Il ness. The resorts that have no soloon
I, are prospecting far beyond any year
they have ever known. And so anothe
claim in behalf of the saloon has bee
disposed of.-Cadillac News and Expires