Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-07-04
Miss Mabelle Strong spent Sunday


Mrs. Flora Wise visited friends at
Chicago and Detroit last week.
Miss Marie Banghart is visiting
friends at Ann Arbor and Chicago.
: J.. s. Weidman Of Mt. Pleasant was
a business caller in the city last Fri
day.
Dennis Haus of Sumner was in the
'ty on business the latter part o
Isa, week.
Va. Edward Conat Of Shepard was
- ness caller in Alma last Satur
day,
Nj. n targaret Stuckey of Owossc
CO.. c.. lay with her parents, Mr.
and nd Mrs n B. Stuckey.
Ar, na. a, ebb is making a couple
MIS-, Ellie wa With friends at Ian
OF weeks visit ', eek
sing and Battle c.,
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN ADAMS s, went tt. e
Crystal Saturday VIII. sho;r 49,
spend three weeks at \
on the lake.
Prof. Kendall p. Brooks - W :
Pleasant spent Thursday in A. go
attendance at the board of tn.
executive committee meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes ano
daughter, Esther, spent the latter part
of last week at Lakeview on a fish
ing trip.
Miss Hattie Mills departed Satur-
day morning for Ann Arbor where
she will attend the summer school
of the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Montague re-
turned from their visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Hoover, at Kan
sas City, Mo-, last Thursday even
ing.
Prof. J. Z. Mitchell returned to
Minneapolis last Thursday where Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell are spending the
summer Mr.. Mitchell came to Alma
to attend the funeral of his father.
w. w. Weeks of Greenville was
business caller in Alma during the
latter part of last week
Z. L. Bate of Elm Hall was in the
city Friday on business.
Miss Tine Albertson departed
Thursday for Chicago to spend the
summer vacation Miss Albertson
will return in September to take up
her duties as matron Of Wright Hall.
Newell Smith of St. Louis was in
the city Tuesday looking after his
campaign for the nomination for Re-
preventative on the Republican tic
ket.
Lester Won Thurn departed Friday
morning for Detroit to take I'D his
work with the d. NJ. Ferry Seed Co.
Mr.. Won Thurn will travel during the
summer selling seeds. He will return
to college in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wilcox of St.
Louis left Monday for Petoskey max
ing the trip in their touring car.
They will spend about three weeks
at the resort city which was Mr..
Wilcox's early home.
Charlie Davis, who took Clyde
Campbell's place as baggageman at
the depot during the latter's trip in
the west, has accepted position with
the Central Michigan Produce Co.
in the refrigerator department
Lawrence Ellison left Monday
morning for West Branch for
weeks visit with friends and fish
ing outing. He will join Mrs. Eli
son at West Branch where she has
been visiting for the past week.
Carlysle Carr left Monday for Ian
sing. Mr. Carr will travel for the
American Seeding Mac ine Company
of that city. He will make Lansing
his headquarters with Michigan as
his territory
Attorney James G. Kress spent
Friday at Ithaca on legal business.
Miss Edith Cook returned to Cleve-
land Saturday after a couple of weeks
visit with her parents, Prof. and
Mrs. A. P. Cook, at their home on
W. Center street.
Miss Sophia Durham returned last
week from Owosso where she has
been teaching mathematics in the
high school for the past four years.
Miss Durham is undecided whether
she will return to Owosso or accept
the position offered her in the Union
high school as Grand Rapids.
The examination of Frank Sparks
was held Thursday before Justice
Chadwick. Sparks was bound over
to the circuit court under $1,000
bonds. He failed to get bail and was
committed to the county Jail to await
his trial which will be held at the
October term of court.
Leon d. Joseph received a check
last week from the Mystic Workers
of America for 500. Mr.. Joseph was
injured a couple of months ago at
the sugar factory, sustaining a broken
arm, ana the check was in payment
of insurance that he carried in the
lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Campbell re-
turpaI ,,,oaI, fra,,, E,,ra,o Dee