Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-22
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urday morning.
John Spinney made business trip
to Ithaca Friday.
II. l.. Altman transacted business
i'm st. Louis Friday.
G. +. Brown made a business trip
to Reese Friday evening.
III. l.. Altman was a business caller
in Elwell Friday morning.
j. +. Page made business trip to
Lansing Saturday morning.
Jesse Fuller transacted business in
Ithaca Thursday and Friday.
Art Murphy was a business caller
in the city Saturday morning.
Geo. Youngs made business trip
to Owosso Thursday afternoon.
Fred Zubler of Breckenridge was a
business caller in Alma Friday after
noon.
Ward Hodge went to Breckenridge
Saturday to spend the week end at
his home.
Preliminary announcement of the
May Festival viii be found elsewhere
I'm this issue. adv.-tl
Newell Bradford, county sheriff,
was in Alma Saturday morning trans
acting business.
The public schools, the college and
the town will unite TO make the May
Festival success. adv.-tl
Miss Bess Brown. freshman at
the college, spent the week end at her
home in Farwell.
Miss Vera Henry, a student in the
college, spent the week end with her
parents IN st. Louis.
Mrs Henry Miner visited friends
ana relatives IN Lakeview for. the
week end and Sunday.
Ernest Radleur and Carts Brown
expert compositors have been added
TO the Alma Record force.
Miss Lillian Coll, student i'm the
college, went to Breckenridge Friday
afternoon to spend the week end.
Plan now to attend the May Festl-
val. Invite out of town friends to Wis
it you on May 9th and 18th. adv.-tl
lothian Allen left Saturday morn
ing for Detroit where he will transact
business for the Michigan Sugar Co.
Cooperation between the towns
people and the college will make the
May FESTIVAL a grand success. adv-tl
Miss Mary Rose, a student in the
college retrned TO her home in Ashley
Saturday morning 70 spend the week
end.
Clearance Halteman, assistant clerk
| in the Economy Shoe Store, spent
Friday evening with his parents In
/ st. Louis.
Louis Hudson assistant in G.. v
Wrght's furniture store, was bus
mess caller in St. Louis Friday
morning.
j. w Blakely the enterprising Mu-
tual Life insurance agent, made a
business trip to Carson City Friday
morning.
DR.. Wing went to Grand Rapids
Thursday to attend the annual con-
vention of the Michigan Dental as
ISOLATION.
Bishop c. l.. Wood returned from
Ontario last Tuesday where he has
been holding very successful church
conference
Miss Sarah Malt has taken a posi-
ton as bookkeeper in the Alma Grain
and Lumber Offices, taking Miss
Blake's place.
Miss Celia Creaser, instructor i'm the
Belding High School, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
p. W. Creaser
Miss Lottie Blake has returned tc
her home in Fremont, Michigan, hav.
ing resigned her position at the Alma
Grain and Lumber Co.
Frank Hodgins who has been in the
employ of the Gratiot Co. Gas Co. foi
several months has severed his con
nections and gone to Chicago.
Ward Hodge was in Saginaw Thurs
day evening attending the perform
ance of "All That Glitters" which
was given by the Michigan Union.
DR.. Beshgetoor attended the an
nual convention of the Michigan Den.
tai association which convened at
Grand Rapids Friday and Saturday
Charles Sprague, Clifford Burlin-
game and Leo Harris motored to De-
troit Friday afternoon and brought
back three Ford cars with them the
same evening.
+. N. Chadwick, former justice of
peace, left Saturday morning for To-
ledo where he will visit for few
weeks. He is preparing the program
for the Decoration Day celebration.
Fire broke out on the roof of Will
liam Rhodes residence on Orchard st.
Saturday during the noon hour. There
was little loss incurred, due to the
prompt work of the fire department.
Misses Olive Bate and Norma
Wight, students at the college, at
tended the u. of NJ. student produc-
ton "All That Glitters", at Saginaw
Thursday evening, returning Friday
morning.
Miss Francis Stitt, teacher in the
public schools, went to Bay City Sat
urday morning to visit her father who
is very seriously i'll. The old gentle
man who is over eighty years old.
recently returned from New York.
Messrs, Thomas Biaisdell Jr., Mon
tie Mcfarland and Isadore Friedman
spent Saturday in Saginaw on bust
ness FOR the Junior annual which is
published by the members of that
class and which the two former gen
tlemen are managing.
o. +. Parker, an employee of the
city, went TO McBrides Saturday
morning to visit his brother who has
just returned from the Panama Pac-
ific worlds fair at San Francisco. He
is spending his first vacation in three
years.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
served a chicken pie supper Thursday
evening TO a big crowd. Within an
hour after the doors of the guild room
were first opened, the big supply of
food had run out and many were turn
ed away. The supper Melted the lad
les over eighty five dollars.
The college baseball team opened
its 1915 out of town season at Mt
Pleasant Saturday afternoon, defeat
ing the budding teachers by the score
of l3 to 8 in loosely played game by