Alma record., 1912-09-05

MT. ana MIS-. Idul bSldNdli diiiNSN
in the city last Saturday for a short
visit with Mr. Delavan's parents be
fore they start for South America,
where they will make their home.
Louis Kidder, who for past num-
Der of months has been clerking at
the Grover drug store, leaves next
Monday for Charlotte to accept
similar position with the Bryant Drug
Company of that city.
The Canton of the Oddfellows went
to Owosso last Monday upon invita-
ton of the Owosso Order who gave
big |. O. O. +. picnic in connection
with the annual picnic held in Owos-
so Labor Day.
Albert Maier left Tuesday for his
home at Grand Ledge to commence
his senior work in the Grand Ledge
high school Mr.. Maier has been as
sisting in the G., ]. Maier & Co.
clothing store during the summer.
Mark Spinney, who has fine posi-
ton with the Michigan Commercial
Insurance Co. at their head Offices
at Lansing, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Spinney, last Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Ethel Carey ofHarbor Springs
spent few hours III the city last
Saturday afternoon Miss Carey was
on her way to Fenton where she be-
comes member of the high school
faculty of that city.
Miss Edith Cook, after spending the
summer in the city with her parents,
Prof. and Mrs. A. p. Cook, left last
Monday morning for Cleveland, Ohio,
to take up her work as Librarian III
the Alta House sub-branch library
Alexander Duncanson was caller
in the city last Saturday. Mr.. Dun
canson began his work as Principal
Of the Ithaca high school last Tues
day. He is very enthusiastic over the
outlook of a winning football team
for his school.
Attorney John A. Brown, an emf
nent lawyer from Chicago, was in the
city last Thursday and Friday con
sulting with Kress & Dunham con
cerning a case the latter firm has been
before the Federal District court at
Grand Rapids.
Guy Gongwer returned to Alma the
fore part Of last week from Charlotte
where he has been with the Bryant
Drug Company for several months
| Mr.. Gongwer left Monday for Big
Rapids to finish his work in pharmacy
at that school
Coach Bleamaster received letter
last week from Ephie Johnson oil
Cadillac who is this years captain OF
the college foot ball team. Mr.. John
son is very enthusiastic over this
years prospects as he writes that nine
Of last years team will be back
Rev. Frederick Soule visited hi:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. b. Soule
last week. Rev. Soule returned Fri
day for Summerville, n. J., to resume
his pastorate of the First Presbyter
ian church OF that city after the sum
mer's absence during which time hC
toured Europe.
Manager De La Geneste has beer
fortunate in securing the services o
Mr.. Grover Norsburgh of Chicago
for spot light singer during this weel
and next. Mr.. Vorsburgh is takins
his vacation here from his work Il
Chicago where he sings i'll the ked
zie and Willard Theatres.
Miss Ruth Cook and Robert II
Cook left Monday morning for De
troit from where they will go to Put
in-Bay on the Mutual Benefit lnsur
l. ance Company outing. Mr.. Cool
leaves the latter part of the week 70
Chicago where he will be employee
S in the King. Farnum Co. bond house
l. Robert Won Thurn, who has beei
spending the summer in the BlacI
Hills of Dakota, returned to Aim
e last week. Mr. Won Thurn has beeI
=. organizing churches and Sunda
e schools there. He leaves in the nea
future for Auburn, ~ Y. where h
. will continue his ministerial studies i
( Auburn Seminary.
= Michigan farms are rapidly advanc
my III NdlUC, VIC idNO a ll9l NliiNll ~
cludes some Of the best in Michigan
|, which we would be pleased to shoN
: you if you contemplate buying.
you want to sell your farm let us lis
it. We may have the intended pur
i chaser you are looking for. G. /
r Bansill, Bell telephone.
7 Mrs. Thomas c. Blaisdell and child
rem arrived in Alma last Monday /
d their auto. They were engaged TN
$ first Of the week in moving into thei
h home, the residence formerly occupie
by DR.. A. +. Bruske and famil,
President Blaisdel will arrive in Aim
" later, being now engaged in lectur
work in southern Indiana
The Record is in receipt OF a cop
of last weeks Benzie County Recor
: published at Beulah The newspapC
/ plant was purchased last week b
$ NJ. ]. Folett for five or more year
foreman of the Record, who assume
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