Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-01-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

friends last Friday.
Geo. Emsley made a business tri
to Ithaca last Friday.
Henry Soule was a Bay City visito
the latter part of the week
Henry Mccormick OF Ithaca was il
Alma on business Wednesday.
Harry Kane of Mt Pleasant wa
in Alma on business Wednesday.
Wilbur Price made business tril
TO Big Rapids the first of the week
DR. ]. II. Lancashire, of Detroit
was an Alma visitor Tuesday of thi,
week
Prof J. T. Ewing has been confined
to his home with illness for about a
week
Miss Edith Lockhart of Ithaca was
the guest of Miss Flossie Clark over
Sunday.
Attorney James G. Kress was in
Ithaca on legal business Tuesday OF
this week.
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take place in the college chapel Mon
day evening.
The young ladies sewing club en-
joyed sleighride to St. Louis last
Thu sday evening.
The w. r. c. Thimble Club will
meet at their hall Tuesday afternoon,
January 10, at 80.
Miss Emma Swigert left Saturday
for Charlevoix where she is teaching
i'll the high school.
w. T. Knowlton of Saginaw was
the guest of his daughter Mrs. r. c.
Richardson, Monday.
Miss Sarah Mcnamara entertained
her nephew. Raymond McNamara of
Mt Pleasant, Saturday.
Charles Silsbee of Niles, formerly
Of the firm OF Medler & Silsbee, was
an Alma visitor Tuesday.
Miss Bernie Pollasky returned to
Chicago Saturday to resume her
study in the Art Institute.
The plumbers are the one class of
people that are not complaining of
lack Of work these days.
Ray Swigert returned to his duties
as principal of the Mt. Pleasant High
school the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hall returned
last Saturday from a two weeks visit
in Charlotte and Eaton Rapids.
The High School basket bail team
will play the Greenville in the col
lege gymnasium Friday evening.
Mrs. II. L. Walton is seriously i'll
with pleurisy and grippe at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. L. n. Baker.
Mrs O. L. Hutchinson returned
Monday evening from Rockford where
she attended the funeral of an aunt.
The Women's Club will meet Mon
day afternoon, January 18TH with |
Mrs. +. T. Ellsworth. 500 State street. |
The different High school classes
enjoyed a sleighride and a visit to the |
St Louis skating ring Friday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. A. +. Bruske are en-
tertaining Master Paul Wheeler
Bruske while his parents Mrs and Mrs P
Bruske are visiting friends in the east.
Miss Jane Mullenbach, head of the
German and French departments Of
The college, has been i'll the past
week.
Miss Mabel Strong returned Mon
lay noon from a two weeks visit in
yarious Ohio cities, Detroit and St.
Johns.
The Misses Dorothy Judge and
Dean Dykes left Saturday for Gray
ing where they are teachers in the
'ublic schools.
Mrs. Francis King entertained with
tea Friday afternoon in honor of
Ter sister Miss Mary Yeomans of
Orange, New Jersey.
Miss Flossie Clark left Sunday af-
ernoon for Petersburg where she is
eaching in the primary department
+ the public schools.
Miss Mary Yeomans of Orange,
Jew Jersey, left Monday for Chicago
fter spending two weeks with her
ister Mrs. Francis King.
The Frances Willard Union will
leet at the home of Mrs. Crandall,
aturday at $50 p. IN. Evangelistic
1eeting led by Mrs. c. l.. Wood /
Rev and Mrs c. w. Sidebotham OF
'rooklyn. Mich. were guests of the
ltter's parents, Mr. and Mrs +. w.
looper over Sunday and the first of
ne week. Il
Max and Marjory Bildson who have ,
cen spending their holiday vacation ,
18th Mr. and Mrs. D. Hubbell re- !
irned Monday to their home in :
rand Rapids.
Mrs. Netzorg and Mrs. Sol Net
org and Mrs. Bertrand of Ithaca s