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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
MURPHY TELLS STORY
ABOUT BEING D0PED
Says Johnny Oliver Told Him He
Gould Get $4,000 to Lay
Down. -0|iver Talks.

Why. he only gave me $4,000 for my
end for fighting Brown. and he kept
$1,000 himself"
When asked who in the world
would put up $4,000 to have Muir
ply lay down to Brown, Tommy de-
clared that some big gambler" had
done 1t. At various times he de-
clared that Morgan and Brown were
in on the deal.
Johnny Oliver, when asked for his
side of the story, merely said:
81 took Murphy and made some
thing Of him. / liked Tommy very
much, but of late he has been acting
queerly, and well, all / car say
Is that I'm very sorry for Tommy.
His story of an alleged big gambler
would be very funny II 1t came from
somebody else. Coming from the
source 1t does, 1t is merely pitiful.
Tommy said to me the other day,
when I told him I could no longer be
his manager, that / did not think he
should ever fight again, that he
I don't know, but he seems to think
by circulating such an absurd story
he can hurt me.
ne luIlilldlCS LndL LIE mythical
imaginary person could get back the
$4,000 that Tommy dreams was
offered him by betting on Brown to
win by a knockout. All New York
knows how much was bet on hat
fight. And Just think for an instant
how much would the big gambler
have to bet in order to make 1t
worth his while to give away $751;
900?
Now. about that doping When,
where and how, from his own story,
was Murphy doped. Who did it?
And-oh, well, what's the use?
1.-THE story is ridiculous, and some
of these days you'll know that it is
really pitiful. That's ALL"
Later Danny Morgan, manager of
Knockout Brown, called up on the
telephones:
Whats that? The fight a fake?
Quit e fooling. Murphy said all
that? Well, he's-prevaricating.
Brown car lick any lightweight in
the world on the level; he don't have
to get 'em to lay down and
Then X. o. Brown was approach
ed. Said he:
Fake? Vot7 Sure 1t vos a fake.
II faxed Murphy NIT my right und
den I faxed him some more NIT my
left, und den I faxed him all the way
ioutdt"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
CLASSY EVENTS
OF LOTUS CLUB
Announce Card for Enter
tainment on June 8.

Members of the Lotus A. c. are to
witness an athletic show of class On
Monday, June s, in the Auditorium.
There will be a lively wrestling bout
and five sparring exhibitions, in
Guiding final and semi-inal matches.
Especial care has been taken In hav-
ing the members evenly matched.
Their physical condition will be ex-
amined and they will be weighed be-
fore appearing in the ring.
The main affair will bring together
Tony Bender, Of Elizabeth, and Har-
ry Stone, of New York city. They
are boxers with skill and reputation,
having appeared before the leading
clubs of the East and in all IN
stances putting up exhibitions fully
worth while.
The semi-hnaI bout will find
Young Mitchell, Of S~tapleton, S. l.,
and i'd Alberts, of Elizabeth, match
ed, and this meeting like the other
should result in much clever work.
A number of preliminary exhibitions
that should please have been ar
ranged, in which the following will
meet: Young Egan, of North Am
boy, VS.. Abe Ferguson, Of South Am
boy; +. o. Hammond. of Staten Island,
VS.. Black Critic, of New York; and
Mason, of Atlantic Highlands, VS..
Young Roberts, of Staten Island.
Young Mundy and Prif. Atlas, both
of New York, will come together.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29

Tommy Murphy says that he was
"doped" by his seconds or some n
very close to him a moment or so
before the gong rang In his recent
bout with Knockout" Brown. He
also says that he was offered $4,000
by Johnny Oliver IL he would lay
down to Brown. The New York
World this morning published the
following:
New York, May 29:-For several
days, in fact ever since the Knock
out Brown-Tommy Murphy fight at
the Madison A. G. last Thursday
night, there have been mutterings
and whisperings among the alleged
wise guys" that the fight was a
fake" Yesterday afternoon Tim
my Murphy, the picture of phyical
health, added the fire to what had
until then been only a faint and dis
credited smoke, when he came into
The World sporting department and
gave cut the following signed state
ment:
Johnny Oliver came to me before
my second fight with Knockout
Brown and offered me $4,000 to
lay down to Brown. 1 refused. and
after l got into the ring I felt 'dopy.'
1 know that I was not right, and am
sure that l vas doped. How they
did 1t to me I don't know, butN /
know I was doped. They wanted to
get the money. l ate dinner at my
home In Flatbush that night before
coming to New York to take part in
the fight. l ate at about 5 o'clock
and felt all right. Then | came over
to New York. I don't remember
anyone giving me anything to eat or
drink between the time of my eat
ing dinner and the time / entered
the ring. But I was dopy. don't
remember anything about what hap
pened Just before the fight. Oliver
offered to put up the 100000 in any
body's hands I'd say, but I refused.
THOMAS F. MURPHY"
Tommy then proceeded to enlarge
upon the statement, declaring that
Oliver came to him a few days be-
fore the fight and told him that he
Tommy to clay down" for Brown
had been offered $4,000 to get
and would give Murphy $4,000 for
his end. Murphy, of course, indig-
nantly refused to listen, much less
be a party to such a dastardly deed.
So says Murphy. He adds:
Johnny Oliver has been trimming
me all along and I'm wise to him. I
refused to be trimmed any more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29

Home run, Hulzheimer, 2. Three
base hits, Buckley, Ulmer. Two
base hits, Wilson, Q; Gray, 2; Hulz-
heimer, Smith, Antonides, O'Brien,
Fax, Davies. Sacrifice hits, Gray,
Antonides, Mccarthy. Struck out,
by Ulmer, 10; by Kelly, Z. Base on
balls, off Ulmer, 3; off Kelly, 5. Hit
by pitcher, by Kelly, 2. Stolen bases,
O'Brien,. Kelly 2, Wilson, Gray,
Buckley, A.; Hulzheimer; Smith, 2;
Antonides, 2; Eyerkuss, 5; Jago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
LARGE CROWD
SEE MARI0NS
Team Lowers CeIors
Of Newark knicksrbockers.

Before a large crowd at Amuse-
ment Park yesterday afternoon the
Marions, of this city, lowered the
colors of the travelling aggregation
sporting the name of the Knicker-
bockers, of Newark, to the tune of
FL to Z. In the early stages of the
game the locals secured the lead and
in the last stages just loafed. AL
though the visitors were good at the
bat they could not send one into safe
territory owing to the alertness of
the Marions felders. Buckley, Ul-
mer and Hulzheimer starred for the
locals. Eyerkuss, of the Marions,
displayed rare form in base running.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
RUNYON TROPHY
FOR MCCORMICK
P. A. H. s. Athletes Secure 10 Points at East Jersey HiaI
School League msst--Fsurth Place is Captured, the
Same a. Last Yssr-kads Excellent Shswlno.

and the running high jumping OF
Harry Porter, the Olympic champion
OF 1908. Both were greatly applaud
ed for their fine performances.
The Summaries.
First place received FIVE pointsy
second, three; and third received onf
point. The summarizes:
5O-yard dash-This event was only
open to Red Bank school boys, ff-
teen years OF age or under, and
weighing ninety-fve pounds or less.
Won by K. Davis; time, six and
~three-ffths seconds.
100-yard dash-In the first and
second heats, respectively, Woglom
and Pierson, of the locals, qualified
but they were too slow for their op- :
ponents and could not get a place in
this event. Won by r. Schanek. As
bury Park; J. Chambers, Asbury
Park, second. j. Araya, Atlantic
Highlands, third. Time, ten and
three-ffths seconds. This was the
only event Atlantic Highlands took a
place in.
Mile Run-P. Taylor. Asbury
Park. first; Earl Mullen. Perth Am
boy, second; V. Baker, Neptune high
school, third. Time, forty-nine and
tWo-hfths second
440-yard Run-Frank Mccormick.
Perth Amboy, first; P. Taylor, As
bury Park, second; L. Mccormick,
Neptune high school, third. Time,
ffty-four and three-ffths seconds,
breaking former record by two-hfths
seconds.
220-yard Hurdles-Schwartz, of
the locals, entered this event but
could do nothing against his competf-
tors. ]. Araya, of Atlantic High
lands, took first honors but was dis
qualified by the referee. Martin J.
Sheridan. A few others were also
disqualified in this event. c. Errick-
son, of Chattle high school, the only
one not disqualified, was given first
place. Time, thirty seconds.
220-yard dash-Eari Williams and
Russell Woglom, of the locals, were
entered in this event but took no
honors. r. Schanck, Asbury Park,
first; E. Jones, Chattle high school,
Time, twenty-three and four-6fths
seconds.
One-Mile Relay-Perth Amboy
first, Roessler, Toolin, Pierson and
Mccormick; Asb9ry Park second,
Schanck, Samson, Pope and Taylor:
Chattle high school third, L. Barry.
L. Fish, w. Tallman, and H. Smock.
| Time, three minutes, f~orty-seven and
one-ffth seconds.
Field Events.
Pole Vault-R. Reese, Red Bank,
first; j. Quinn, Red Bank, and l..
Fesser, Chattle, tied for second and
third places. Height, nine feet am
/ seven inpbpA
Bank, frst:N
ond: L. Whfte~
Distance. 141 feetC
record, 1913 feet,
Quinn, Red Bank.
Running High Jump@
Neptune, first; height, five fees
inches. Quinn, Red Bank, seconds
Green, Chattle, third.
Shotput-J. Quinn, Red Bank
first: distance, thirty-nine feet and
nine and s~ix-tenths inches. Former
record held by J.. Quinn, ~thirty-nint
| feet and two inches. White. Red
Bank, second; Whitlock, Neptune
third.
Broad Jump-Won by Jones
Chattle, 10 feet, II inches: Quinn
Red Bank, second; Chambers, As
bury Park. third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
HUGUENOT IN
WINNING GAME
Down CIaremont A. C. of
Port Richmond, 5. |.
snentnl 10 the EHKNING NEKs.

Huguenot, S. l., May 29:-In an
exciting game yesterday afternoon
the Huguenot A. c. defeated the
Claremont A. c., of Port Richmond,
on local grounds by the score of Z to
g.. Next Sunday the Huguenot ag-
gregation will line up against the
fast All Manhattan nine. of New
York The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29

Asbury Park high school won the
annual interschoiastic field and
track meet of the East Jersey High
School League at the Monmouth
County Fair Grounds. Red Bank,
Saturday afternoon. Perth Amboy
high school received the same posi-
ton as it did in the last two annual
meets, taking fourth place with thir-
teen points. The locals made two
points less than they made at the
last track meet at Red Bank and one
point more than they earned in the
track meet Of 1909. Red Bank high
school, mostly through the ability of
]. Quinn, took second honors with
twenty-five points; Chattle high
school got third place with seventeen
points, and Atlantic Highlands high
school was given last place with one
point. The last named high school
only had one entrant who also took
first place in the 220-yard hurdles
but was disqualified by Martin Sheri-
dan.
The feature OF the field events was
the performances of J. Quinn, OF Red
Bank, who took part in every one OF
these events and broke two Of the
East Jersey high school records. He
took first place in the hammer throw
and shotput, was tied for second
place in the pole vault, second in the
running broad jump. second place in
the running high jump.
The first event in which the locals
took any honors was in the mile rur
which was won by Taylor, of AsburJ
Park. Not once in the ace could
the winner forge ahead from Mullen
the Perth Amboy miller who took sec
ond place in this event, more thar
three or four yards. At the enc
Mullen was about three yards In
back OF Taylor.
440-Yard Dash.
The next event which Perth Am.
boy high school took part in was tht
440-yard dash. Mccormick tool
first place in this event in the fine
time of ffty-four and three-ffthi
seconds, breaking the 440-yard rec
ord in the East Jersey High Schoo
League, which was held by P. Taylor
of Asbury Park. Taylor made thi!
record last year IN ffty-fiye seconds
and Mccormick took third place las
year In this event. This Is the onl!
event the local school has made {
record in. By winning this even
Perth Amboy high school will have
the Runyon trophy which was donat
ed TO the East Jersey High Schoo
League by w. Parker Runyon. o
this city. This trophy is given to th'
winner of the 4%40-yard dash for on
year only and becomes the propert.
of the school winning it three times
At present Neptune high school, o
| Ocean Grove, has n years claim t.
1t; Asbury Park has had 1t for on
year and now Perth Amboy higl
school will have 1t for a year.
The local school, as it has done II
the last few years. won the mile re
lay. In this race each of the fou
local men gained some distance
Roessler. made the largest gain AM
being the first runner. encourages
the others. In the last 44O yards o
the relay Mccormick was again pit
ted against Taylor. of Asbury Park
who had previously held the 440
yard record and was Mccormick
closest rival in that event this year
"Mac" showed that he could dupli
cate his performance and again gain
ed a little on Taylor.
Among the other features of tn
day were the discus and hamme
throwing of Martin j. sheridan, o
the Irish-American Athletic Club
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
BEAVERS SCORE

The Beavers, of this city, were de-
feated by ST. Felix A. c., of South
Amboy, yesterday afternoon. score 5
to 7. The ST. Felix tomorrow morn
ing will cross bats with the Star A.
c., of South Amboy, on the latter's
grounds, and in the afternoon the
Buffalo A. G. will be tackled here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
TOTTENVILlE GAMES
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Tottenville, May 29:-Tottenville
A. C. have two games scheduled for
tomorrow which should prove attrac-
tive. In the morning the Reserves
of the T. A. c., will meet the Frank
lin F. c., of Perth Amboy. In the
afternoon the Boston Colored Giants
will cross bats with the first team.
Other athletic sports will be seen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
BICYCLE RACES

The Pierce Cycle Club finished
training yesterday for the races at
Plainfield tomorrow. Walter Bow
ers, Benjamin Stark, Arthur Holmes,
Rudolph Jensen, William Benz,
Charles Tominsen and Chris Jensen
are the successful riders of the local
cluh TO cOmDete.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
HIGH SCHOOL N

Perth Amboy High School will
have as their opponents Plainfield
High School on the copper works dia-
mond this afternoon. Tomorrow
morning the crimson and white team
will journey to Dongan Hills, S. l.,
where they will meet the baseball
nine of Curtis High School. The
game will start at 1890 A. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
SPORTING NOTES

The o. B. T. A. CT of Old Bridge,
morning will play the
Spotswood team. In the afternoon
the Franklin Field Club of this city,
will be their opponents.
The Franklin Field Club were dis
appointed yesterday afternoon when
the team they were scheduled to play
failed to put In al appearance, The
Crescents were the team scheduld.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
HELMETTA WINS
,pector to the EVENING NEWS.

Helmetta. May 29:-Helmetta
annexed another victory at Freehold
Saturday by the score of IA to II.
Helmetta, with Doker IN the box,
showed up strong until the last
round, when the local pitcher ook
an ascension and Phillips. the Spots
wood lad, was put in to stop the
round getting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
SOUTH RIVER POUNDS
THE SPOTSWOOD NINE
Special TO the EVENING NEWS

Spotswood, May 2S:-Soufh MY
er, with Keller, the star D. 5. A q.
man, of Perth Amboy, in the box
easily downed the local nine SaSur-
dav afternoon, score IL to 2.
Tuesday morning Old Bridge plays
here, with the Neptune A. G., CT
South Amboy, in the afternoon to
supplant the Catholic Club, of New
Brunswick, who cancelled their
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
SUCCESS,
WEST ENDS DEFEAT

The Goodwill Associations base
ball team journeyed to South Am
boy yesterday and defeated the West
Ends of that place by the score Of 10
to 7. The local boys were strong at
the bat and punched bits wnen they
were needed. A large crowd of fol-
lowers accompanied the Amboy
team
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
7. A. C. TR0UhCE THE
F0RDHAM ATHLETICS
special ia the EVENING NEWS.

Tottenville, May 29:-The Tot
tenville A. c. trounced the Fordham
Athletics on the T. A. C. Oval Satur-
day afternoon by the score of 21 to
II. The local team played in good
form and proved too strong for the
New York nine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
new YORK GIANTS IN
GAME AT COUNTY SEAT
Sc e.al to the EVENING Nsws.

New Brunswick, May 29:-The
New York Giants, leaders of the
league, were here long enough Sun
day afternoon to make monkeys
out of Bliss Professionals and win
hands down; score 7 to d. The
Giants loafed at all stages. Drucke
and Gowdy were their battery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
PUR|TANS WIN
A GAME EASILY
Defeat Sommsrs A.. c. Ysstsr-
day on 4. S. & r. Diamond.

By superb all around ball playing
the Puritan Athletic Club, of this
city, defeated the Sommers A. c., of
Newark, on the American Smelling
& Refining Company's diamond yes
terday afternoon by the score Of IA
to 5. The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29

Two-base hits, Smith, 2; Banziak,
1; Skimons, l; Quinlan, 8; Cleary,
1. Bases on balls. Off Ellie, 2; off
Delnegro, L. Struck out, by Ellie, 6;
by Delnegro, S. Hit by pitcher,
Smith. Umpire, Joseph Deegan.
Attendance. 500. Time of game, two
hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
YACHT CLUB RACES

The regatta committee in charge
of the races tomorrow of the Raritan
Yacht Club have completed arrange
ments. Andrew Nights sailing
craft, the Ellida, owned by J. Alfred
Compton, Evans, organs boats from
this city, and the Houssman broth
ers' craft. from Railway, are ready
for the event. A boat from Export
will also engage In these races. En-
tries for the motorboat races will
conclude at 10 o'clock Tomorrow
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit - st. Louis. Il; Detroit. 8
characterization and Clarke; Coving-
ton, Works and Stanage.
At Chicago - Cleveland. S; Chicago. )
(caIled In ninth inning on account or
RAIN. Batteries Hardness and Lang:
Walsh and Sullivan.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29

bases, Huguenot A. c., 4; Clare
monts, 5. Bases on balls, off Ham
mond, l.; off Steers, 4. Struck out,
by Steers, 8; by Hammond, 9. UNI
pire, Ed. Fischer. Time of game, l
hr. 40 min. Attendance, 800
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
A. C.
SCORE AGAIN
Beat St. Agnes Lycsums OF
new Brunswick.
spectal to tho EVENING NEWS.

South Amboy, May 29:-The
Morgan A. c. team added another
victory to its already long list yester-
day afternoon when they defeated
the st. Agnes Lyceums, of New
Brunswick, on local grounds. s to 3.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
SO s 27 IL
st. Agnes Lyceums.

st, A. L.... o o q I q z q q ID
Two-base hits, two. Left on bases,
thirteen. Bases on balls, off Max
field, 2; off Burns, 8. Struck out, by
Maxfeld, IA; by Burns, Z. Passed
balls, Honahue.. Double play, Mar
tin to Wiggle. Umpire, Green. Time
of game, / hr. SO min. Attendance,
500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
GOOD VICTORY
FOR D. S. A. C.
White Wash Red Bank Team
--Scsre SO.

The Danish Sociable A. G. team,
of this city, j%ourneyed to Red Bank
where they "whitewashed"
a team from that place. The score:
ID. s, a. c..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29

The news when It II news Id th-
for news OF interest to all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29
BASEBALL.
Results Of Games Played In Nationa
and American Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At st. Louis-St. Louis-Chicage game
postponed on account of rain.
At Observation-Disclosures 7: Cincinnati,
S. Batteries-Leiheld and Simon Sugss,
McQuillan and Clarke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-29

and the running high jumping OF
Harry Porter, the olympic champion
of 1908. Both were greatly applaud
ed for their fine performances.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-04-20

The family that lived on the d. J.
Renegar farm have moved on to the
{. Vanvraken farm.
VIM wager, who had smallpox, was
let out of quarantine Saturday His
family III had it.
The Farmers Club will meet at the
home of Earl Robinson on Wednes-
day of this week
Oscar Bush had the misfortune TO
lose a valuable hog Monday.
George Ross had his team run away
Monday without doing any damage.
Mrs. Florence Stahl had a sister
with h r husband visit her Sunday.
Mrs. c. r. Converse was called to
Leslie Monday by the serious illness
of an uncle
Fred Robinson is putting up a wire
fence on the front side of his farm,
and Fred Gay and George Ross are
putting up wire fences.
NJ A. Leonard, who has been sick
for some time and was thought to
be getting better, has had relapse
Miss Eva Keith, teacher in district
No 8, was surprised Thursday by
having a large number of the resi-
dents of the district visiting the school
and she was surprised by having her
scholars having a program for the oc-
casion 1t was her birthday. She is
on the sunny side of 40 years. Re-
freshments were served.
NJ Femby Saturday finished saving
$4,000 feet of lumber on the Fowler
Brothers farm.
Elmer Collier is working for Geo.
Culver on the mill yard.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-04-20

All who attended the party in Tuck
er's hall Friday evening report a fine
time.
Mrs. Effie Hoxie visited her son,
Florian, in Ithaca last Saturday.
Little VIM. Stats is quite sick.
Delbert Brazil has moved to Carson
City and Will Estep has moved into
the shop he vacated.
A. +. Fowler was in Mcbride and
Stanton Wednesday
V. ID. Stoffs was in Carson City on
business Thursday
Mrs. c. A. Button visited in Alma
Saturday
Vance Woodland was in Alma Sat
urday on business.
Last Tuesday evening the ninth
grade entertained the tenth grade in
fuckers hall Ice cream and cake
were served
Harry Slater of Edmore is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Slater
Clayton Jones and George Graham
of Edmore came Saturday evening.
DIR. Gardner was a caller in town
Sunday
w. Merchant and wife of New Ha-
ven visited his sister, Mrs. John Rob-
son, Sunday
Floyd Bartlett is quite sick.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-04-20
BASEBALL.

The schedules for baseball, track
and tennis are as follows:
April 21, Ferris Institute at Big Ra-
ids
April 20, Hillsdale at Alma.
April 30, IIillsdale at Alma.
May 3, IT, of NJ. at Ann Arbor.
May 5, Adrian at Alma.
May 6, Adrian at Alma.
May 10, Olivet at Olivet.
May IS, NJ. A. c. at East Lansing.
May 16, Mt Pleasant Normals at
Alma
May 10, Albion at Albion.
May 20, Kalamazoo college at
Kalamazoo
May PC, Mt Pleasant Normals at
Mt. Pleasant.
June and 8, intercollegiate at Al
bion
June s. Ypsilanti Normals at Ypsi-
lanti
Track.
April %, Alma high school at Alma.
April 30, Inter-class meet.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-04-20
SUMNER.

Harvey Rosa OF East Lansing Wis
tied school last Thursday.
Mrs. James Rosencrantz of Weber
vile is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruth
Graham.
Will Estep is doing blacksmithing
in the building north of the school
house.
Mrs. Effie Hoxie visited Elm Hall
Thursday evening.
ID. ]. Ayers has sold his town prop
erty to Reason Forquer and has
bought a home west OF town where
they intend to build in the fall
Mr.. Carruthers died at the home. OF
his daughter, Mrs. Carr. Monday
morning.
Mrs. c. II. Miner OF New Haven
visited her daughter, Mrs. John Rob-
son, Tuesday.
Rev. X. J. Whalen of Carson City
called on James McGreanor and wife
Sunday
Charley Button of Carson City was
caller in town Sunday.
John Robson and wife were in Alma
Saturday.
Thomas Keel and family of Elm
Hall have moved in part of Mrs. Al
bert Thompson's house.
George Lynch came from the north
last week and is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Lang.
Mr. and Mrs. +. ] Tucker are both
on the sick list
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-04-20
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