Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-15

Geo. Moore returned from bust
ness trip to Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Lena Beverly spent the week
end with her aunt in Saginaw.
Mrs. Milton Holmes has returned
to her brother who lives in Pontiac
Mrs. Vannorrnan and son Henry are
spending a few days with friends in
New Haven.
University of Michigan is visiting with
his parents in this city this week.
Miss Rose Judge returned to her
school Saturday after spending the
Easter vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Sylvia Gaffney will move into
the house recently vacated by lothian
Allen and which she bought several
weeks ago.
ed the meeting of the Synod of the
Presbyterian church in Bay City Mon
day and Tuesday.
lothian Allen and family have NOV
ed from their Woodwork Ave. home
to their new home on State st. which
was formerly the Miller home.
Board Wanted Gentleman desires
room and board in refined family,
warm room and bath desired. State
full particulars; address AL, Record
office.
Reginald McClinton returned from
Ann Arbor Saturday, where he is at
tending the University and will spend
the week with his grandmother, Mrs.
Sullivan.
Brick for the new bank building has
arrived and construction work has al
ready begun. A new concrete mixer
has been brought here by the con-
tractors.
A beautiful vesper service was held
in the college chapel, Sunday after
noon under the auspices of the Y. NJ.
c. A. and Y. w. C. A. of the college.
Talks were given by students and fac
ulty.
Fred johnson, graduate of the col
lege last year and one of the finest
| football men who has ever played for
the Presbyterian school, has been in
| the city for the past week visiting his
old friends. He has been working in
| Cadillac since graduation.
A meeting of the faculty club at
the college was held at the home of
Mrs. Francis King Monday evening.
Nearly all the members of the college
| faculty were present.
| Rev. William A. Mason went to
Bay City Monday morning to attend
the meeting of the Presbyterian Syn
cd of Saginaw which was held Mon
day and Tuesday.
| X. B. Wagner left Monday morn
ing for Johnson City, Tennessee
where he will begin to let contracts
for the construction of the new gas
plant in that city.
Having accepted position with the
Grand Union Tea Co. of Saginaw, !
will call on the trade as soon as pos
| sible. | solicit the patronage of all
old customers and as many new ones
as possible. Perry Banghart.
1ss3-t2-pd.
An explosion in a gasoline stove in
White and Ludy's second hand store
Tuesday afternoon caused quite com
motion. The fire team was called out
while Homer Durham, progressive
democratic candidate for the city
clerkship for several years, and few
others dragged the hose cart to the
scene of the fire. No damage was
done.
The Mt. Pleasant Indian baseball
team met the local college on Davis
Field, Tuesday afternoon and were de
feated by the score of 13 TO 0 in we'll
\ played game, considering the time of
season in which it was played. Good
rich, Wood and Hyde starred with the
bat for Alma. French and +. Johnson
pitched good ball and were never in
much danger of being scored on.
"Chief" hewitt for the past four years
the leading catcher in the South Mich
igan League, played third base for the
Indians and pulled off some clever
fielding.