Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-09-12

attended the Democratic county con-
vention.
Simon Messenger leave today on
an extended trip through the. west.
Mr.. Messengers destination is Riv-
erdale.
Gordon McCloskey of Ithaca spent
Sunday in the city visiting his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. McClos-
key of East Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs W. McCloskey of
East Lansing and formerly residents
of this city are visiting Mrs John
Murphy.
Attorney John Durham returned
last Monday evening from Detroit,
where he spent a week on legal bust
ness.
Miss Myrtle Creaser left last week
for Cheboygan where she will be
~ember of the high school faculty
this year.
Alger Wood and Arnold Robinson
who have been the guests of friends
at Lake Orion for the past week re-
turned to the city last Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goggins of
Ithaca spent Sunday with Mr.. Cog
gins parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Goggins
Miss Laura Brown leaves Friday
for Charlevoix where she has accept
ed the position as history teacher in
the public schools of that city
Miss Marjorie Chadwick, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Chadwick
of Toledo, is visiting her Hgrandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. N. Chadwick.
Justice T. n. Chadwick was called
to Lansing last Thursday on account
of the illness of a sister whose home
is in that city.
M. Carnes returned to hi home at
Gibsonburg, Ohio, after a two weeks
visit in the city as the guest of Or
Vile Allen.
Harry Miller has resigned his po
sition with the Consolidated Light &
Power Company and is taking work
ing in the high school.
LOUIS NlQQCI lCll pdlulhdy dllCi
noon for ChIalo where he recently
accepted a position with the Bryant
Drug Company
c. II. Decker a former resident of
this city but Tor the past three years
at Eugene, Oregon, arrived in the
city today Mr.. Decker spent week
in California before coming east.
Theodore Gate of Vestaburg, who
was a member of the 1912 graduating
class Of Alma high school class, is
back in the city and will continue his
studies at the college this year.
Miss Fannie Thompson has recov-
cred from her recent seige of ty-
phoid fever and is able to be back to
her work at the Union Telephone Of
fees
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lanshaw,
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in the city for some time
returned TO their home at Saginaw
last Thursday.
Wesley Parr entertained Dom c.
{ Evans, G. Archie Brown and f. NJ.
Tyler at the Merry go-round last Fri
I dey evening. The boys had the time
of their lives.
James Robson of Sault Ste Marie
attended the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Agnes Wells Tuesday.
The r. n. AS served ice cream
an cake to their members Saturday.
= Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Moore of Car
son City were guests at the home of
II. b. Stuckey Tuesday to attend the
wedding of the formers neice, Miss
Margaret Stuckey.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist church will
meet tomorrow, Friday afternoon
with Mrs B. L. Walker. Rev. w. +.
Doty will give an address at the
meeting.
/ Frank Alger departed last Monday
for St. Louis, Mo-, where he will con-
tinue his studies in the Veterinary
school of that city. Mr. Alger spent
the summer in the city assisting Dr.
Erwin
Miss Sarah Mcnamara is taking a
vacation from HeI uutlCS DIT TIC OSl
Office and is visiting friends at To
ledo. Howard Lake is taking Miss
McNamara's place during her abb
t absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mccullough
spent Sunday with Mrs. McCol-
lough's mother at Grand Rapids
Mr.. Mccullough returned the fore
: part of the week while Mrs. McCol'
l Tough will remain for a weeks visit
John r. Hudson of Middleton and
: Grant Slocum of Detroit were call
Il ers in the city last Friday. These
n gentlemen are the principal stock
holders in the banks at Middleton
e and Elwell.
: Hubert Brainerd with the firm o
# Smith & Clapp was absent from his
work last week on vacation. Mr.
l. and Mrs Brainerd spent the week a
l. Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids. They
% made the trim by auto