Alma record., 1914-06-04

Mrs. Frank Clark spent tuesday III
ST. Louis.
Ray Fuller of Falmouth is in the city
this week.
Roy Baylis Of Ithaca was in the city
Tuesday.
J. l.. Kress was in Elm Hall on bust
ness Friday
Bart Miller returned Saturday from
Grand Rapids.
NJ. ]. McPhee was in St. Louis on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Dewitt Vought spent the day
Tuesday in Elwell
Miss Myra McCarty of St Louis was
j in the city Saturday.
Postmaster Cash transacted business
in St. Louis Friday
Mrs. John Christman of ST. Louis
was in Alma Tuesday.
Miss Halle Klein Of Shepherd is en-
ployed at the Hub Cafe.
Carl Leonard OF Riverdale was in Al
ma on business Monday.
Judge Searle and family Of Ithaca
were Alma visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Lura Glinkey was the guest of
her parents in St Louis Tuesday.
Mrs. J. York is visiting this week
with her daughter, in Grand Rapids
Mrs. DR.. Petit Of St Louis was a
guest OF Mrs. A. r. Smith one day last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fletcher and
daughter of St. Johns spent Sunday i'll
the city.
Mrs. NJ. C. Hayes attended the Chris
tian church convention in St. Louis on
Tuesday.
District Superintendent DIR. Martin
met with the official board of the NJ. +.
church Monday evening.
Joe Battles returned Friday from
Saginaw, where he has undergone an
Iopcration for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Decker and chill
dren spent Sunday with Alvin Decker
and family near Forest Hill.
Floyd Oswald of Grand Rapids and
George Henry of Alma furnished the
music at the K. of p dancing party.
Mrs Nell Yerian of Now arrived in
Alma Tuesday to spend two weeks with
her brother, d. l.. Johnson and family.
W. H. Smell has had his pool room re-
calcimined and has installed steel
wainscotng and a Peerless electric pi-
lano.
Miss Ruth Robinson of Traverse City
is the guest of her sister, Miss Caroleen
Robinson and other friends at the col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geddes Miss Stella
Hubbard and Mr.. Sam Allen of Sagi-
nav were guests of L. II. Weise and
family Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. +. ~ Notes.-The enter
tanned the senior class of the college at
a six o'clock dinner last Thursday even
ing. Dinner was served on the lawn.
w. l.. Smith and family of Pontiac
are guests of Mrs. Smiths parents, Rev
and Mrs. c. L. Wood. They will also
visit relatives in Mt Pleasant before
returning to their home.
The body Of Mrs. G. II. Mey of
Forest Hill. which was placed in the
vault in Oak Grove cemetery, ST.
Louis last week, was inferred yester-
day. The delay was caused by the COM
ing of her father and mother from Al
berta Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Vandercook, Mr.
and Mrs. John Clifton and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Boice OF St Louis attend
ed the X of p. dedication and party
MONDAY evening.
Mrs Cecil Graham was in the city
from Saturday until Monday storing
up household goods, preparatory to NOV
ing to Lansing, where her husband is
lemployed in the auto factory.
| Mrs. l.. J. Timby left today for Chi
cago where she will visit her son. George
land other relatives. Next week Mrs.
Timby will attend the National FEEDER
alton of Woman's Clubs in Chicago as
delegate from the Womans Clubs.
Mrs. ]. S Sullivan went to the tug
lof war Friday afternoon and left her
electric iron on the ironing board which
board was lying on the table and when
she came back she found that the cur
rent had been left on and that the iron
had burned through the board and al
most through the table. She arrived
ljust as a blaze started and saved a fire.
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lish students gave an exhibition in the
college chapel Tuesday evening. Two,
scenes from Shakespeare's plays were
lgiven. one from AS You Like It. and
one from Midsummer Nights Dream"
| A sketch "lci OF parle Francois" was
also given and as an innovation on the
program. Miss Homie Fuller gave
SDanieh waltz in racterist,c cout,,,,a