Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-07-01
LOCAL NEWS

Jesse ulleT lTdnSdcJeu DuSlneSS III
Forest Hill, Wednesday morning.
AL. Wyant was in Detroit, on bust
ness, the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes and
family spent Sunday at Bass Lake.
Miss Rua Day of Houghton Lake,
visited friends in Alma, Monday morn
ing.
Miss Orilla Byard of Vestaburg, Wis
tied relatives in Alma, the latter part
of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Marble Slingluff of
Elwell, were in Alma, ON business,
Tuesday afternoon.
j. Fuller, former proprietor of the
Wright House, was in Alma, on bust
ness, Wednesday morning.
Miss Lillian Coll and her mother,
Mrs. Watson of Breckenridge, were
Alma callers, Monday morning.
Mrs. Glen Crisp left, Monday morn
ing to spend a week at the home of her
husbands parents, near Hudson.
Mrs. T. A. Johnson of Okumlgee,
Oklahoma, is visiting at the home Of
her sister Mrs. George Sharrar
Miss Esther Durham went TO Har-
Dor Springs, Wednesday morning TO
spend three weeks visiting friends.
Miss Florence Ward, former head of
the kindergarten department at the
college, spent Sunday in Alma, the
guest of friends.
Hap" HOLMAN of Mt. Pleasant, was
an Alma visitor, Wednesday morning.
He has been teaching in Kansas City,
for the past year.
Theodore Nelson of Ithaca, who has
been teaching school in Chicago for
the past year, visited at the home of
Harry and Milton Jackson, who have
been spending the past week at Bass
Lake near Vestaburg, returned to AL
ma, Saturday morning, TO spend the
week end.
Arthur Murphy, deputy state game
warden, was in Alma on business. He
must have heard about those big fish
which local amateur fisherman said
they caught.
Thomas Miller of Appleton. Miscon-
sin, spent three days of last week Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Lake.
Clyde Creaser, who graduated from
he University of Michigan, last Thurs
day, returned home Saturday, to spend
the summer at the home of his parents
on State street.
Miss Leora Morton, a graduate of
the college several years ago, who has
been teaching in Howell High School
for the past year, was in Alma, calling
on friends, Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Slater, who has been
attending the central Normal at Mt
pleasant for the past year, returned
last week to spend the summer with
her brother, Fred Slater
Henry Glockzin, professor in Mar
quette High School, spent Saturday
with Bert Failing, on his way to the
Summer School of the University of
Michigan, where he will attend.
Thomas Blaisdell Jr. who has been
attending the Lake Geneva Y.M.CA.
conference in Wisconsin for the past
two weeks, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. J. Fraker, Monday.
Professor and Mrs. A. p. Cook left
Tuesday morning for a two months
trip to points of interest in western
Canada and California. They will Wis
it the Exposition while at San Fran
cisco, before returning.
James Staugger of the Republic Mo
tor Truck Company, entertained his
father, who is living on a farm near
Vestaburg, the fore part of this week.
His father was a professor in Ohio
Northern University Tor over twenty
five years.
A small army gathered on Gratiot
avenue just south of Superior street.
Saturday afternoon to attend the auc-
ton sale of two mules which Frank
Smith the Maxwell man was Offering
for sale. j. ID. Holman was the auc-
tioneer. They brought a good price
DT. Beshgetoor moved his dental
parlors to his new quarters in the Mer-
chants Realty block, the first part of
this week and is now ready to take
care of his practice there. He has an
exceptionally fine suite of office rooms,
well lighted and beautifully finished.
A. G. Glossop, salesman for the Ok
weld Acetelyne Co. OK Chicago. who
spent the spring in Alma and vicinity,
installing plants, has returned and will
make this his headquarters for the fu-
ture. Already he has installed plants
for f. s. Hubbell, John Lanshaw and
W. ID. Johnson and all express them