Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-02-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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Messengers.
Michael Pollasky went to Ithaca
Friday on business.
VIM. Heistead transacted business
in Mason last Friday.
Miss Laura Gay spent Sunday in
St Louis with relatives.
Miss Susan Roberts spent Sunday
with her parents at Sheppard.
Mrs. j. H. Lancashire left for New
York City Monday afternoon.
Harry Craig OF Mt. Pleasant spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city
MIR Thompson Of Chicago is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. z. II. White.
Miss Lois Fraker of Grand Ledge
spent Sunday with her parents in this
city.
Miss Eta Fritz went to Pennington
Saturday on business for the l. O. T.
NJ. M.
Miss Matte Seaver OF Ithaca spent
Sunday in the city visiting her sister
Bessie
Miss Mary Ball spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Tia Menerey at Mt
Pleasant
Mrs. Moore of Lake View entered
the music department of the college
here last week
Ralph Peacock of Evart entered the
commercial department of the college
here last week
w J. Mclchcrn and l.. L. Conn Of
the Union Telephone company spent
Monday in Grand Rapids
Frank Wells, representative of the
experimental station of the A. A. c.
was in the city last Friday
Mrs. E. Evans Of Riverdale arrived
here Friday to spend a week visiting
her daughter, Mrs F. Fuller.
w A. Hoffman and sister, Miss
Nettic, went to Muir Monday to at
tend the funeral OF a relative.
f. X. Hunt spoke in the Memorial
Presbyterian church last Sunday in
the interests of Alma college
Miss Frankic Davenport of River
dale spent Sunday here as the guest
OF her brother, John Davenport.
Miss Cora Hears returned Saturday
from Mt Pleasant, where she has been
visiting the Normal Training school.
w w. Stopple returned from Chi
cago last Saturday after spending sew
eral days there transacting business.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Williams Of
Blanchard. spent Sunday here with
their daughter Mrs. b. /. Hartwick.
Mrs. Rose Ward Of Elm Hall went
to Breckenridge Friday after a brief
visit here with Mrs. Thomas Morton.
The Mesdames G. w. Carter and
e. Hill spent Sunday in St. Louis as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM Hanley.
Pres. A. F. Bruske went to Detroit
Saturday He spoke in the Presby-
terrain church at Bay City last Sunday.
Owing to a wreck at Elsie the Sat
urday morning passenger train going
north, due here at 7:42 did not arrive
until HIS
Mis-, May Glow OF St. Louis re-
turned home Saturday after spending
a week here a. the guest of Mrs. w.
w Stopplc
Miss Grace Cornell of Mt. Pleas
ant arrived here Monday to spend
several days as the guest Of Mrs.
James Wells.
Mrs. J. w Barron and daughter,
Miss May. who were in Detroit spend
ing a few days. returned home last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Fletcher went to
Sheppard Friday to spend few days
visiting her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. \. Fletcher
Mrs. Ray Rogers returned to her
home in Lowell Friday after spend
ing four weeks at the home of her
father, L. H. Mapes.
!. L. Weber of Chicago. who grad
uated from the college here with the
class of '05, will be a visitor Of the
college, February 10Th.
Il MISS sDuSdll Ddl SCl VI OtdDlOli, VIII
was here visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. D.
Newcomb, left for North Star Satur-
day to visit friends.
Mrs. A. ]. Sutton returned to her
home in Riverdale, Saturday after
spending a few days here with her
mother, Mrs. J. II. Rowley.
The Alma High school basketball
team defeated the Mt Pleasant highs
at the college gymnasium last Friday
night with a score of 20 to To-
w. O. Watson of Breckenridge has
been honored by Governor Osborn by
the appointment as Inspector in the
state dairy and food department
f. Sprague of this city accompanied
G.. w. Cook and w c. Smith of New
Haven, Conn, to Marion this morning
to assist them in purchasing of car
load of horses.
f" Mrs. w. Munson returned to her
home in Orvile. Ohio Monday morn