Alma record., 1913-07-03
Breckenridge Items

Saturday night. They represent the
Bethany class and brought a good
report. Bethany and Lafayette will
be continued during the coming year.
Joe Robenet visited in town Sun
day with his Illinois friends, Mr.. and
Mrs Paulus.
Miss Flossie Norton gave a party
TO a number of her friends Friday.
They had fine time
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster and Miss
Henderson were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Tyron on the Tyron farm
Thursday night.
There was a large attendance at
the lawn supper given at Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Emerys farm Fri
day
The Children's Day exercises drew
good audience at the Congregation
al church Sunday night. The music
was we'll rendered and the orchestra
was at its best. Prof. Albert A.
Glockzin of St. Louis disappointed
the audience as he was expected to
be present, but on account OF an ac-
cident that happened to his auto he
could not be present.
The Mystic Shrine had conven-
ton at Midland Wednesday Breck-
enridge was represented by the fol-
lowing, Rev. Geo. H. Conan, A.
Root, Charles Merrill, A. Johnstone,
c. ]. Shepard, Clarence Hopkins,
VIM. Cobb, w. O. Watson, c. A.
Zubler All report a good time.
Mr.. A. G.. Moore spent the first of
the week at Houghton having a good
time fishing. He was successful as
to the fish, but unsuccessful with his
fish hooks; instead OF casting the
hooks in the lake he got them caught
in his face making some ugly wounds
and it became necessary to have
them cut out and it was extremely
painful.
Ward Hodge returned from Crys-
tai Friday night.
c. G. Falor motored to Saginaw
Tuesday. Several of his family made
the trip with him.
DR.. Howe and wife motored to
Saginaw Tuesday. They returned
Tuesday night.
Il. G. Evans of Detroit was caller
in the town Friday.
.. +. Davis made his regular trip
here Friday, also James Mcdonald.
May CASTILLO took the morning
train Thursday for Saginaw
The evening service at Lafayette
was largely attended and the music
was fine. 1t is not necessary to go
from the country to the city to find
good singers, in fact, the best singers
come from the country. The Story
and Song service was a complete Sue
cess and there will be another SER
vice soon.
Miss Edna Watson has returned
home for her summer vacation. 1t
is reported she will teach in Mime
sofa next year.
A. NJ. Diamond, Charles Edwards,
Dan Edwards, Stella Murphy, Frank
Crosby, Ernest Clairemont, all from
Chicago, were in town Friday night
NJ. L. Perrigo of Forest Hill and
Fred Greasy were in town Friday.
w. J. DuSaeer of Detroit made this
part Friday and remarked that it was
pretty hot. Well, we knew it.
don't think anyone needed to be told
that it was hot. 1t was hot!
Miss Martus returned to her home
Thursday for summer vacation.
Mr.. Benson L. Hodge came home
from Crystal Friday and is at the old
stand for the summer.
Miss Kitchen returned to her home
Thursday for her summer vacation
Rev F. F. Gray and wife were in
town from Edmore Tuesday. Mr.
Gray has accepted the pastorate of
the Congregational church.
Miss Newton returned to Ypsilanti
Thursday. She will not teach next
year in Breckenridge.
The sailing station is looking for
ward to an increased business this
year. Many new contracts have been
given and Agent Mcleod is quite en-
couraged over the prospect.
]. w. McCarrick of Lansing was
in the village Friday.
Mrs. Phelps took the train Monday
morning for her home in Saginaw.
Norman Bradford will go to Mid
land in a few days where he has
contracts for bridge work.