Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-09-09
LOCAL NEWS


Monday at his home in Bay City.
Miss Lillian Coll of Breckenridge,
visited friends in this city, Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Decker and
family of Elsie spent the week end
with relatives in Alma.
Miss Martha Volz of Saginaw, Wis
ited friends in Alma, Friday. She re-
turned home that evening.
Miss Olive Smith who has been
spending a week at Crystal Lake, re-
turned to Alma, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Riggle went
to Milan, Missouri, Saturday morning.
They will stay there indefinitely.
Get in your orders for a new Bell
telephone, Immediately. The new
directory is now being made up. adv.
Arthur Hutchins of Chicago, for
mer Alma boy, spent Saturday here
calling on relatives and old friends.
The Bell Telephone directory is now
being made up All orders for new
telephones should be made immediate
Ily. adv.
Mrs. William Latimer and Miss HUI
lah Latimer of Detroit, have been Wis
ting friends in Alma, for the past
week.
c. L. Delevan was in Ithaca, on
business, Saturday, in connection with
the Offices Of County Poor Commits
sioner.
William Medler went TO Detroit with
his son Ray, Ofard Mann and Donald
Reid to spend the week end and La
Dor Day.
Miss Bernice Walker went to Car
son City, Saturday afternoon where
she viii teach school during the COM
ing year.
Miss Hazel Tuck, of Marlette and
Ralph Chisholm of Breckenridge mo-
tored to Alma, Friday, and spent the
day here.
Miss Margaret lseman Of St. Louis.
was a guest at the home of Miss Beu-
lah Par, Friday evening and Satur-
day morning.
Leo Going Of Riverdale, was in Al
ma, on business, Saturday. lie viii
have charge Of the Maple Rapids
school, this year.
John Robinson spent the week at
Ithaca, attending the Gratiot County
Fair He has accepted a position with
the Republic Truck Co.
Miss Agnes Buckham of Kalamazoo
returned to Alma, Saturday morning
to take up her duties as teacher in
the fourth grade of the public schools.
The Bell Telephone company is MAX
ing up its new directory. New sub
scribers who wish their names in it
must send them in Immediately. adv.
Mrs. Carl Adams went to Grand
Rapids, Friday, to visit with friends
for a few days. She was joined by
her husband VINO left Saturday noon.
Misses Alberta Durham. Olive
Smith, Linnie Udelle and Mrs Bert
Reynolds, went to Elsie, Saturday, to
visit at the home of Mrs. Pearl Deck
er.
Rev. w. X. Spencer of Ionia, a
trustee of the college, was in Alma,
on business, Friday and Saturday. He
was the guest of Prof. and Mrs. A.
P. Cook.
Mrs, Trap, Miss Winifred Trapp
and Miss Francis Stitt, who have
been spending the summer vacation
at their cottage at Conway, returned
Friday.
Mrs Ben Marsac Of Lorain, Ohio.
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swartz for the
past few days, returned to her home
Monday morning.
V. II. Shepherd, went to Flushing,
Monday, to attend reunion of the
Benjamin family at that place. 1t is
the first time in thirty years that
such reunion has been held
Edward Johnson who has been
tltihlilE al Nile Wright llOuSts Wis
summer, went to Yale, Saturday, to
spend the remainder of the summer
vacation at his fathers home near
that city.
Carl Titus who has been spending
the summer vacation at his parents
home, out on Grafton avenue return
ed to his school duties at Snailac, Sat-
urday morning. This is his second
year at this school.
Fletcher Gallagher, of Bay City, a
freshman in the college last year,
spent the week end with friends in the
city. He will return to college this
year. This will be cheering news for
the sport fans, as Digger is one of
the finest athletes in college.
f. f. Brown, brother Of c. F. Brown
of the Record, and a former partner
in the Record, who left Alma, four
years ago for Maricopa, Cal, has re-
turned with his family TO Michigan.
and has purchased the Reporter, at
Dundee, Mich. This is the ninth
newspaper he has owned in Michigan
in 20 years.
Alger Wood went TO Fenton, Satur-
day morning, to assume his duties as
teacher in the High School of that