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

fIed w. hooper, went 10 OWOsSO,
on business, Tuesday morning.
Charles Lindsey went to Chicago,
on business, Tuesday morning.
Sweaters and Mackinaws-largest
assortment in city-at Messengers.
DR.. 4. G. Sluyter, Osteopathic Ply
stefan, vermuelen Block, Union phone
AZ. adv.
II. p. Woodruff of the Republic Co.
went to Detroit, on business, Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson of It'll
AGA, visited at the home of Miss Eliza
Emsley, Sunday.
j. w. Redman, the wholesale deal
Ell, went to Mt. Pleasant on business,
Tuesday morning.
That $500 Blue Serge suit at Mes
senger's has a $4,000 look and $4,000
wearing qualities. adv.
Donald Durham went to Grand
Rapids, Tuesday morning to visit re-
latives for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houck went to De-
troit, Monday morning, to spend the
week attending the State Fair.
Mrs. f. II. Glass and children who
have been spending the summer at
Bass Lake, returned to Alma, Sunday.
Claiming Parsons has purchased a
lot on North Street and will start
building a new home on it immediate
ly
j. Fuller of Clare was in Alma, on
business, Tuesday morning He. was
formerly proprietor Of the Wright
House.
Miss Anna Wynne, went to Adrian,
Friday, where she teaches American
History in the Adrian Junior High
school.
Miss Agnes Hudson OF Riverdale,
sister Of Louis and Albert Hudson Of
this city, came to Alma, Saturday, to
enter the High School
j. w Robinson returned Saturday
from a short trip into the Upper PEN
insula, where he went to look over
some timber interests.
Miss Mabel Wynne attends Teach
ers' Association in Detroit, this week
Miss Wynne teaches the fourth grade
in Ecorse, the coming year.
Ralph Breeze who has a very good
position with the Buick Motor Com
pany, in Flint, spent the week end
with his parents in this city.
Mr. and Mrs O. +. Parker who at
tended the wedding of their son Earl
in Lake City, Thursday noon, return
ed to Alma, Thursday evening.
Howard Sightsinger of Remus
came to Alma, the latter part of last
week to begin his new work as secre-
tary Of the Little Rock Coal Co.
College boys the country over pre-
fer Society Brand suits TO best tai
Tor made-more snap, better fit, great
er satisfaction See them at Mes
singers adv.
Joseph Sartor Jr. returned from a
weeks trip to Cincinnati where he at
tended the international Firemen's
convention which convened in that city
from Monday until Friday
Mr.. George Brilmeyer of Milford,
was guest at the home of Mrs.
Wynne, on College avenue, the past
week Mr.. Brilmeyer teaches Biology
in the University of Washington.
Rev. Watson of Sparta, arrived in
Alma, Monday afternoon, to spend
few days here on business. He is very
much improved in health and able to
take personal charge of his work.
Ray Beshgetoor who has been trav-
cling with the Redpath Chautauqua.
as an electrician, returned to Alma,
Saturday to enjoy a little vacation be-
fore taking up his college work. He
will be a junior in college this year.
Misses Velma Gilmore and Jessie
Duncanson, the former a graduate of
the music department and the latter
of the kindergarten department of the
college, who are teaching in Clare
public schools this year, visited
Miss Norma Wight of Yale, a
sophomore in the college, last year
and Miss Martha Townsend of Hub
bardston, a former student, spent
Sunday in Alma, the guests of
friends The former will enter the
University of Michigan, this fall
J. w. Blakely who has been spending
a month in the West as the guest of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company,
returned to Alma, Saturday evening.
With a travelling companion he left
the main body of insurance men and
visited interesting points on the north
ern border of Mexico and the southern
border of Canada, besides the two ex-
positions etc.