Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-05-20

Harry Gerber transacted business
in Saginaw, Monday.
Paul Austin transacted business i'm
st. Louis, Saturday.
John Wax visited his parents in
Detroit over the week end.
Mrs. A. B. Scattergood made bus
! mess trip to Ithaca, Monday.
Miss Della Corey was in Saginaw,
over Sunday, visiting friends.
! The Junior Scouts took hike Sat
! urday afternoon, down the river.
Miss Mary Rose spent Saturday and
I Sunday at the home of her parents in
! Ashley.
Mrs. w. A. Bahlke and Mrs. Kate
Carpenter Coddington, spent Monday
! in Saginaw.
Mrs. Vandercook of st. Louis, was
in the city transacting business, Mon
! day morning.
Gardner Schultz, freshman in the
college, spent the week end at his home
in Middleton.
I lothian Allen transacted business in
the interests of the Michigan Sugar
Co., in Shepherd, Monday.
! Miss Velma Ross, freshman in the
college, spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends, in Saginaw.
I Faye Carpenter freshman in the
!, college, spent hte week end at the
/ home of his parents in Wixom.
Harry Stevens, a student in the
I High School, spent Saturday and Sun
I day at his home in Breckenridge
Miss Margaret Yerkes and Miss
Louis Thayer, spent the week end at
I the home of their parents in North
I vile.
/ +. N. Chadwick returned from an
( extended visit with friends and rela-
Z tives in Toledo Ohio, Saturday after-
7 noon.
I Messrs. Frusch, John Chick Ralph
+ Wheaton, and Ray Besore, are SPEND
I ing the week in Edgitts-on- the pine,
! fishing.
Z Rev. Joseph Kennedy, pastor Of the
{ Congregational Church of Carson City
I visited his brother Charles of this city,
Monday.
+. NJ. Wood, the city engineer, went
to Lowell, Monday morning to super
Z wise the construction of the new school
& house in that city
! We are indebted to Mrs. Geo. Titus
( for the material for the story on the
E Gratiot Pomona Grange meeting in
s this weeks issue We are always
: grateful for such information, for it
z is of vital interest to such large
{ number of people.
s Miss Edna Campbell and Miss Emily
7 Slocum. spent Sunday in st. Louis, the
Z guest Of Miss Ellie Romeny. All are
S members of the freshmen class in the
< college.
7 Three new 1915 Maxwell Touring
& cars were sold last week and delivered
+ Saturday to II. Anderson who lives
= near Riverdale, William Godfrey and
Z William Cushing Of Alma.
4 Roy Keefer, who is attending the
+ Mt Pleasant Normal spent the week
z end at the home of his parents and
s attended the High School Debating
+ Club banquet, Friday evening.
e Miss Mary Robinson of Traverse
{ City spent Friday and Saturday in
Z Alma, the guest of her sister Miss
F Caroeen Robinson, head of the Kin
{ dergarten department of the college.
E Chef Benedict, f. c. Waite, H. And
\, erson, Allen Birmingham, George
{ Ward and Frank Smith went TO De
s troit, Thursday, and drove back three
3 new Maxwell touring cars, arriving in
2 Alma, Friday
Z The Record Job Department is turn
y ing out a Supreme Court Record in
= the Chancery case of Mich. Independ-
2 ent Telephone and Traffic Association
8 VS. Mich. Railroad Commission. w.
s A. Bahlke is solicitor for Complain
:, ant.
= Miss Margaret Robinson of Grand
Haven, who will graduate from the
= kindergarten department of the col
= lege this June, has been engaged to
4 teach in one of the kindergarten's of
4 that city next year.
= Robert Dancer, a member of the
z college baseball team, spent Sunday
= at the home of his parents in Stock
!, bridge. He played second base on the
Z team when they met the NJ. A. c. team
I in East Lansing, Saturday afternoon.
Y
T. Prof X. b. Ward, head of the de-
+ partment of geology in the Mt. Pleas
= ant Normal, spent Friday and Satur-
day in Alma attending the Debating
- Club banquet and acting as an official
in the Lansing and Alma high school
= track meet, Saturday afternoon.
+ George Hodgkinson, formerly of
+ this city, was one of the sufferers OF
: the fire which destroyed part of the
( business section of Flushing, Sunday
! His loss amounted to five hundred dol
: lars, his butcher shop, on which there
Z was no insurance, being burned.
Z Mrs Geo. Kean who recently remov-
T ed to Alma, was given a most pleasant
; surprise visit Tuesday afternoon by
Z seventeen sister members of the