Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-04-23

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S. Ostrander of ST. Louis was in the
city Saturday afternoon on business.
Fred Hagadorn of Fenton was the
guest of friends in the city Saturday.
Elliott and Mccullough have secured
new yellow and green laundry wagon.
Misses Louise Griffith and Marion
Boice spent Saturday afternoon in Alma.
Mrs. S. Richmond of Greenville spent
the week end in Alma with friends
A. A. Chick is entertaining his father
from Grand Rapids this week and next.
Alexander Duncinson of Ithaca was in
Alma on business and visiting Satur-
day.
William Delong of Muce has pur-
chased the Dan Brown property on River
Ave
d. Brown was in Saginaw Saturday
on business connected with his Bazaar
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scroford of St.
Louis spent Saturday with relatives in
Alma.
Mrs. Caroline Hunter Of Lansing was
a guest OF Alma friends the first of the
week.
A. B. Gals in papering and painting
the inside of the restaurant at 324 State
street.
Mable Strong Cleland and her sister,
Florence, spent Friday in Riverdale with
friends
NJ. +. Mapes and family have moved
from a farm near Alma to Wolflake,
Illinois.
Ben Mindell and wife spent the week
end in Grand Rapids on business and
pleasure.
Mrs f. Rankin of Toronto is a guest
of Mrs. Brownlow at the Methodist par
sonage.
Watson Mccall of Ithaca spent
Thursday night and Friday with friends
in Alma.
Misses Margaret and Jessie Duncin-
son spent the day Saturday in Saginaw
shopping.
Wesley Cummings of Edmore was
guest of his brother, Nelson, the last of
the week
The paving work started Friday at
the intersection of North State street
and Elwel.
William Layman of Lowell spent the
last of the week with his sister, Mrs.
Verne Miner.
Romano Clark, attorney of St. Louis,
was in the city on professional business
Saturday morning.
Fred Cook, who has been blacksmith
ing in Alma this winter, left Monday for
his home in Bay City.
The Zeta Sigma boys will present an
and musical at the college
chapel Friday evening.
Dale Roth of Lafayette, Indiana, is
being entertained at the home of his
friend, Joe Ford this week.
Frank Grover writes from South Car
DINA to his brother, Fred. saying that
he is the father of noisy son.
Mrs. ]. d. Spinney was called to
Laingsburg last week by the illness and
death of her sister, Mrs. Fracnis Witter
Mr.. and Mrs " H. Tyrell returned
to their home in Bedding Friday after
a visit with relatives in and near Alma
The lowlands on the north side of
Superior street, and east of the river
have been cleared up and the trash burn
ed
Miss Clara Hanel of Croswell, 1913
graduate of Alma college, was guest
at the home OF Prof. A. p. Cook last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Joslin of New
Haven were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Verne Gardner and other Alma friends
Sunday.
Miss Clare Kathan of Grand Rapids,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Leon
Stinchcomb, last week and will remain
this week.
De La Genesta, the famous hypnotist
and magician, is the guest of his father
in-law, Mr.. Weise, proprietor OF the
Vaudette theatre.
Pierre Metcalf, who has charge of
the wiring at Vestaburg, for the Illumi-
mating and Engineering Company, was
in Alma Sunday with friends.
The high school defeated the college
scrubs Saturday afternoon by a score
Of d while the varsity was battling
with Michigan on Ferry Field.
The massive flag pole which has stood
on the Lancashire lawn for several years,
was blown down Saturday morning by
the first hard wind storm of the spring.
Miss Jean Avery, English teacher in
ST. Louis high school and Miss Vera
Wilkinson, the popular young lady orator
were in Alma Monday afternoon on
business and pleasure.