Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-04-20

Friday evening, April 7th, sixteen
young people from this city drove to
Alma for little party and 10 help
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Hudson dedicate
their new home on West End street
Among those present were Ray Full
cher, Carl Leonard, VIM Nesen.
Clarence Halteman, Howard Wood
mansee. Floyd McKibben. Thomas
Brewer, Elmer Hanna and Arthur
Finch Misses Blanch and Belva
Doty. Frances Frear Rebecca Nesen,
Vera Totten OF St. Louis, Miss Norma
Beadle OF Clare and Fern Small of
Merrill Mrs Hudson will be remem-
bered here as Miss Bertha Scott
St. Louis Leader
Some young men want to get on in
the world and some, evidently, do not
The man who has ambition, who puts
his conscience into his work. and does
his best will ultimately get TO the
front But the man who is always
watching the clock to see when leav-
ing off time comes, who takes no
pride in his work, and who is not in
terestcd in hi, employers welfare,
will make no progress; he will end
his career pretty much - he began it.
1t is impossible TO find in the ranks
OF highly successful men a single one
who gained his success by dilatory
and slipshod methods.
Harold Ward, superintendent OF the
Alma schools has been offered the
superintendency of the Mancelona
schools at a splendid salary but as
the Alma has offered an increase in
wages if he will remain with them, he
is undecided which offer he will ac-
cept Mr. Ward taught in Mancelona
as science teacher for two years, and
that the board of that village should
elect him to the superintendency OF
their schools at a salary more than
double what he received before is a
splendid compliment for Mr. Ward
Mt Pleasant Times.
Alma's rural mail carriers were gen
erously remembered Saturday by the
patrons OF their various routes with
shower OF fresh-laids eggs. Chet
Walker is reported to haze found 30
dozen deposited in the boxes along his
route. while the other carriers were
similarly remembered by their friends
Mrs. d. Bishop returned to her
home in Stanton Monday after spend
ing week here visiting Mrs. S. E.
Fishbeck, Mrs. Mary Granger and
other friends. Mr.. and Mrs Bishop
moved to Stanton from Alma last
fall
An enjoyable evenings entertain
mcnt is promised all who attend the
Alpha Theta entertainment at College
chapel tomorrow evening. "After the
Game" is the title of the play to be
given.
Mr. and Mrs. Roycraft, who have
been visiting their numerous friends
in this city, returned to their home in
Rochester, n. Y, Monday of this
week.
Miss Marjorie Chadwick returned |
to her home in Ann Arbor Monday
after spending few days here visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. F. n.
Chadwick
Alexander Johnston of Olivet, who
was here visiting his daughter, Mrs.
G.. w. Joslin, returned home Mon
day
Cleanup day is Thursday April 81.
Claud Chadwick and family spent
sunday with F. ~ Chadwick and wife
Of this city.
+. A. Linden and daughter. Ida,
went to Farwell Monday morning to
spend the day visiting with relatives
md friends.
w. II. Lacy OF Oaksdale, Wash.
went to Ithaca Monday morning after
visiting for few days at the home OF
w. A. Whitbeck.
Mrs. Thomas Goble returned TO her
lome in Clare Monday morning after
spending Easter here with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Granger.
Jotham Allen of the Sugar Co. left
Tuesday for a weeks trip in the east |,