Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-06-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

c. F. Brown and wife were in Sag
inaw Sunday.
G. J. Maier spent Sunday with his
parents in Grand Ledge.
Marion Coonrod went to Elm Hall
Saturday TO spend Sunday.
Karl Adams of Grand Rapids spent
Sunday here with his parents.
Miss Pearl Dwyer spent Sunday in
Clare, as the guest of her parents
Walter Vliet of Chicago, spent Sun
day here with relatives and friends.
Ascension Day services were held
Sunday at the Presbyterian church.
Wool is coming in slowly the mar
ket price ranging from 10 to 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs +. l. Place were in
Ithaca Sunday as the guests of friends
President A. F. Bruske spent Sum
day in Cadillac, in the interests of the
college
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Page went to
Ashley Saturday morning to spend
the day
Miss Martin of the public schools
spent Sunda. with friends in Mt
Pleasant.
Frank Pollasky has sold his Jack
son automobile to parties living south
of Ithaca
Stanley Graves, better known as
PUN" spent Sunday and Monday
with friends in Alma.
Miss Alto Taylor, of Elwell, was
here Friday and Saturday as the guest
OF Miss Julia Wynne.
AIR. anu Mrs John Andrews and
daughters were the guests OF R. Fred
derrick and family last Sunday.
R. J. Fraker and family spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Grand Ledge,
the guest of their daughter Lois.
Ched Walker left Saturday for
Cleveland where he will remain for a
week with relatives and friends
A. Hansberger of Lansing arrived
here Saturday evening to spend Sun
day at the home of J. r. Walters.
Gallagher, the bazaar man will soon
be located in the store room recently
occupied by Miller Bros as a shoe
store.
Mrs ( J. Brown returned to Al
ma Monday after spending two weeks
with friends and relatives at Cold
water
Miss G. F1sKe returned to her home
in Hart, Saturday after spending two
months at the home of her uncle,
John Reid.
The Misses Margarete Andrew
and Pearl Graves of Flint spent Sun
day with Miss Margaret Frederick
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nichols, of Ian
sing arrived here Saturday evening
to spend Sunday visiting the former
father VIM Nichols.
Mrs. Mary Wetherall returned from
Lansing, Saturday evening after spend
ing hree weeks there visiting at the
home of N. w. Baker.
Mrs. Vined Champion returned to
her home in Flint Saturday after
spending a few days here with her
sister, Mrs. Herriette Farrell.
PUN Graves OF Detroit, arrived
here Saturday evening to spend a few
days with friends. Mr.. Graves grad
uated from the college here last
spring
b. W. Ellison is having a new roo
put on the building located on the
southeast corner OF state and Super
Tor streets Boehlke & Son are doing
the work
Lloyd Ellison left Saturday evening
for the lakes and river of CRAWFORD
county He took his fishing outf
with him, and went prepared for
good time.
! Mrs. O. G. Hutchinson Of Crane
: Rapids, stopped in here for a brie
! visit with Mrs. A. L. Hutchinson
while c nroutc 10 Shepherd where h,
visited friends.
The members of Meyer Post G.. A
r. attended the Baptist church las
Sunday morning in a body, and lis
vice, delivered by the pastor Rev. w
II. Cook
Mrs N. Thomson of Caseville, who
was at Elwell, to see her husband
who is taking treatment for rheuma
tism there, stopped off here for ;
short visit with her son Edward, Z
student at the college
Miss Winnie Lewis came home
from Detroit Saturday evening tc
spend Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. f. r. Lewis.
Miss Catherine McPhaul of Mt
Pleasant, was a guest at the home Of
her brother Duncan McPhaul last
Sunday.
Mrs. George Sharrar returned last
Friday evening from Chicago, where
for some weeks she has been at St
Luke's hospital taking treatment. Hel