Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-05-13

on business Monday morning.
Victor Shepherd made business
trip to Flint, Monday morning.
Miss lvah Spaulding visited Miss
Ethel Street in Wheeler Saturday.
Charles Wood of St. Louis visited
friends in the city over the week end
James X. Wright of St. Louis trans
acted business in Alma Monday morn
ing
Mrs. Ravelin, the hair trimmer,
made trip TO Ithaca Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Miller Brilliant
of Middleton visited friends in Alma
Sunday.
Ralph Chisholm spent the week end
at the home of his parents in Breck-
enridge
+. c. Crandell is driving new
Buick touring car which he purchased
recently.
Harold Miller and wife of Middle
ton visited friends and relatives in
Alma Sunday.
Rex Allen, assistant in Fred Slater's
haberdashery, spent Sunday at his
home in Wheeler
John McIntire transacted business
in the interests of the Michigan Sugar
Co. at Marion Monday morning.
f. j. Brown and wife of Farwell Wis
tied their daughter Bess, who is a
freshman in the college, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright of Lans-
ing, two former well known Alma
people, visited here over Sunday.
Carlyn Delevan, who is a senior in
the University of Michigan, has been
visiting his father for the past week.
viii LaPaugh of Elwell son of Mrs.
McCarty, died at his home this week.
Several Alma people attended the fun
eral.
Henry Sandell, recently elected Jus
tice of the Peace for four years, made
bushes trip to North Adams Tues
day morning.
Charles Ainsley went to Vestaburg
Tuesday morning. He has cottage
on Bass Lake where he will spend
most OF the summer.
Fred Slater spent Sunday in Sagi-
nav at the bedside of his small son
Victor. who underwent an operation
/ for appendicitis last week.
Miss Florence Henderson of Detroit
1914 graduate of the kindergarten
department at the college, visited
friends in Alma, Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Lou Anna Baker of Midland,
visited friends in Alma. Saturday and
attended the Oivet baseball game.
She graduated from the college in
1912.
/ II. Woodwork. who has been visit
ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
A. j. Hall for the past few weeks, re
turned to his home in Charlotte. Tues
day morning.
Chester Dewitt, who has been visit
ing his sister, Miss Amoretta Dewitt,
sophomore in the college, returned
to his home in Springlake, Monday
morning.
Don Hammond of Reed City a stud
dent in Olivet College, visited Frank
Patterson, a sophomore in the college
over the week end, returning home to
Olivet Monday.
Miss Ruth Robbins, who graduated
from the college in 1913 and who is
a teacher in the Lapeer High school,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends at the college.
Miss Helen Atwood, former stud
ent of the co-kindergarten depart
ment at the college, visited Miss Mary
Pegg and other students of the col
lege, the fore part of the week.
Miss Sadie Gerard, former collector
for the Bell Telephone Co. of this city.
and who now is attending school in
Lansing, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents near Alma.
Miss Caroleen Robinson, head of the
kindergarten department in the college
spent the latter part of last week at
the home of her parents in Traverse
City, returning Monday afternoon.
J. +. Shultz of Middleton, a prom
incnt merchant. spent Saturday in
the city visiting his son who was one
of the star performers in the Olivet
Mt. Pleasant-Alma track meet.
Mrs. Charles Joseph of Sumner
started for Alma Saturday morning
TO take a train for Roscommon where
she was planning to visit her brother.
When about two miles outside of Alma
she was taken sick with heart trouble
and expired. She was driving alone
at the time. The body was taken back
to Sumner by Jack Moblo of Riverdale
where interment was made Monday.
She was we'll known and highly re-
spected woman.
The proposition to bond Union
school district of Pine River and Beth
any townships for $4,000 which was
submitted to the voters at a special
election held in the high school build
inc last Monday nipht was defeated