Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-08-06

Mrs. A. B. Clark is spending this
week in Ithaca.
Jake Holman was in Mt. Pleasant
Monday on business.
Mrs. Joseph Berman is spending ten
days in Grand Rapids.
Miss Rose Judge left Monday for a
visit in Mt. Pleasant.
C. j. Sterling made a business trip
to Port Huron Monday.
John Luchini made a business trip
to Lansing in his motor truck Friday.
Ray Tomlin is taking a two weeks
vacation from the First State Bank.
Mrs. Nelson Beason and children
spent the day Saturday in Elwell.
: Mrs. S. ]. Benjamin and children
of Wheeler were Alma shoppers Mon
day.
Mrs. Ben Mindell and children went
to Bay City Monday to visit her par
ents.
c. f. Chandler, auctioneer, of But
ternut and son, were in the city Sat-
urday.
Ralph Peacock went to his home in
Hart Saturday to remain until Sep
TENDER.
Henry Neuhoff of Ann Arbor visit
ed his daughter at the Masonic Home
last week.
NJ Mcintosh and family and r. j..
Mclaughlin were Sunday visitors in
Bay City.
Mrs. C. j. Sterling returned Mon
day from six weeks visit in Chicago
and other places.
Fred England of Portland spent a
couple of days the first of the week
with John Chick.
Mrs. Pearce Hayward was called to
Wheeler Sunday by the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Orley Gates.
Mrs. L. White, head nurse at the
Masonic Home, left Saturday for two
weeks vacation at Traverse City.
Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Workman
of Albion visited Mrs. B. w. Ellison
on North State street over Sunday.
The Misses June Collins and Mar
guerite O'Donald of Howard City were
guests of Albert Esselstyn Sunday.
C. N. Gulick of Alma attended the
annual Gulick reunion at the home of
Arthur lies in Lafayette township last
week.
A party of Alma people enjoyed a
dance at Grange Hall Friday evening
and are planning on going again in
two weeks.
Miss Nina Fleming of West Branch
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lawrence
Ellison. She will remain in Alma for
two weeks.
]. r. Watkins took his family to
his cottage at Beulah Saturday to
spend two weeks. He returned the
first of the week
Mrs. Walter Wood of Seattle, Wash
ington, is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Dan Wood. Her visit will continue for
week or ten days.
MIR. and Mrs. William Redman of
Detroit, who have been visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Redman
of Alma, returned home Sunday.
While in Alma Chautauqua Week
step into Bakers Studio and have your
pictures taken. No poor work leaves
our shop. Satisfaction guaranteed. y
The Bell Telephone lines between
Alma, st. Louis and Breckenridge
have all been gone over and trans
posed, doing away with all cross talk
and lettering the toll service.
The Ann Arbor railroad held their
annual employees and officials pic
mic at Whitmore Lake Saturday. Chas
Grain, wife and daughter, Miss Veal
thy, Philip Smith and family, George
Oliver, Joe Lemon and W. M. Miller
and family of Alma attended.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Godfrey left Thursday
for Lima, Ohio, for six weeks visit
Mabelle Strong Cleland returned to
her home in st. Johns Thursday, after
visiting Alma friends.
Inc TeSluenCe VI ~. WI. LiIlIl, O1t
Euclid Avenue, has taken on an en-
tirely new appearance due to some
extended improvements, including the
addition of another story over the
back of the house, new veranda in
front and a new roof over all. Many
minor things were done to beautify
the house and grounds.
Maurice Cole of Alma College
Adolph Zimmerman of Capital Uni
versity, of Columbus, o., and Haven
Swinhart and w. P. heterogeneous, al
so Of that institution, and A. ID. Pass
more of the University of Illinois, are
canvassing Gratiot county and selling
book explaining the ways of doctor.
ing at home. These young men are
earning money in this way to pay their
way through the coming term in their
respective colleges.