Alma record., 1915-05-13
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or, Sunday.
Ellis Hopkins visited friends in Ith-
aca, Thursday.
Harry Rogers transacted business
in Ithaca, Wednesday,
George Judd of st. Johns was in
Alma on business, Monday
A. j. Sutton of Riverdale is spend
ing the week here on business.
j. ID. Helman was in Saginaw on
business, Thursday and Friday.
Lloyd Ellison was in Big Rapids on
business, Monday and Tuesday.
Charles Hayward of Breckenridge
visited friends in Alma, Wednesday.
Frank Tucker of Sumner was in
Alma on business, Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mndell and son
David, autoed to Bay City, Wednes-
day.
Edward Rod of Chicago was the
guest of Miss Mildred Kress, We'd
nesday.
Lloyd Osborn of Riverdale is spend
ing the week i'm Alma with relatives
and friends.
Herbert Warren of Shepherd spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Hand
ley and family.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilson of
Ferris Center, were in Alma, on bus-
ness, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. p. NJ. Smith attended
the May Festival at Mt Pleasant
Wednesday evening.
Frank Banghart of Ypsilanti, Wis
tied his brother, Perry Banghart of
this place, Thursday.
Howard c. Richardson, managerio of
the Lansing Press, was in Alma on
business, Wednesday.
Mrs Marks of Oscoda, spent Thurs
day with her son Jerry Marks who
attends Alma College.
Mrs A. Converse of Shepherd was
an over Sunday guest of her son, j.
f. Converse and family.
Lyle Follett was a Sunday guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J.
Follett at Mt. Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Hicks and lit
tie daughter Glee of Elm Hall, were
Alma visitors, Wednesday,
Leo Kehn returned Friday, from
weeks fishing trip at Edgits near Cad
lilac. He reports fine catch.
r. A. Crandell of Fremont is
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. c. +. Crandell and family
William Brewbaker spent Thursday
in Saginaw on business connected with
the 1915 Alma High School Annual.
Miss Jessie Duncanson, sophomore
in the college, attended the May Fes-
tival in Mt Pleasant, Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mrs Alfred Hutchinson is spending
few weeks in Edmore the guest of
her brother, Mr.. j. W. Pfeifler and
family.
Monday night, Robert Adams had
the misfortune to break his left arm
just above the wrist, while swinging
on limb of a tree.
w. w. Woods and II. NJ. Beers,
agents of the Grinnell Piano Com
pany, were over Sunday guests of
their families in Saginaw
Lloyd Sexton who attends Alma
High School, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Breckenridge with his parents
He was accompanied by Carl Blair
Workmen under the direction of
Charles Williams, have built a new
driveway into NJ. L. Perrigo's sales
room and garage on East Superior ST. !
Saturday, May 18th, the Louisville !
Real Estate and Improvement Co. will
hold another big auction sale of lots
on the College Addition with a lot to /
be given away free The house which |
is located on this addition will also be |
auctioned off.
Al. Wyant suffered peculiar acc- /
dent Wednesday afternoon while try
ing to remove an inner tire of an auto /
mobile from its casing before letting
out the air The tube burst and a
piece of rubber hit him on the fore
head causing a bad wound A doctor
was called and it was found necessary
to take four stitches in it,
The annual tug-of-war between
picked members of the Freshman and
Sophomore classes in the college was
held below the Euclid Ave. bridge,
Wednesday afternoon before a crowd
of over three hundred spectators AT
ter nearly ten minutes of hard pulling
the Sophomores pulled the 'freshies'
through the Pine. Ii was the best
tug-of-war yet staged.
Friday afternoon the Alma High
baseball team will play st. Louis High
at st. Louis i'm the first game for the
county championship There is lots
of rivalry between the two teams and
rafting good game is assured. 1t
is expected that large crowd of root
ers will accompany the team. A re-
turn game will be played later in the
season.
The Alma High School baseball
team played at Shepherd. Thursday
afternoon and defeated the High
school boys of that city by the score
of TO , i'm n hard fonoht oranoa Each