Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-05-06
LOCAL NEWS

IN Dewitt.
Miss Beulah Thompson, student
in the college, visited friends in Lans-
ing, Sunday.
Miss Bessie Brown, freshman in
college, spent Thursday at the home
of her parents in Farwell.
Frank Anderson of Omena, spent
the week end with his brother Oscar
Anderson, junior in college.
Madeline Taggert of Grand Ledge,
was the guest of Miss Bernice Ire
land, Saturday and Sunday, attending
the Alpha Theta dance.
Miss Bertha Hubbel IA, teacher
in the Holland High School, spent the
week end with her parents, returning
to her school work Sunday night
Mrs. A. G.. LEIGH served three
course six o'clock dinner in honor of
her husbands birthday, Tuesday ev-
ening. Covers were laid for seven.
Orivlle Dennis of Lake City, ex-
Probate Judge and former member of
the State Legislature. was in Alma
Wednesday and called on the Record
Remember that the Record is now
prepared to print all wedding invita-
ton, AT Home cards. school programs
visiting cards etc with the binding
guarantee that the work will be done
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Theodore Marsh, formerly a resident
of Alma. but now of Milford Oregon,
is visiting friends in Alma this week
While in Alma NJ M~~eh ~-na 49,
ployed in what is now known as the
Home Lumber and Fuel Co. as book
keeper and has host of friends who
welcome his return.
The Cohoon will case, will come up
for trial in the Circuit Court at Ithaca
Monday with Goggin and Matthews
the case for the children and
Lyons and Bahlke fer Mrs. Cohoon.
The latter received practically the
whole estate left by Lyman Cohoon in
his will and her children are carrying
their case into court.
The Ninth District Dental Associa-
ton meeting will he held in the
Wright House Parlors. Friday after
noon and evening May It'll This dis
trict comprises Gratiot and Isabella
counties. DIR. Gill Of this city is sec
rotary and treasurer of the organiza-
ton 1t will be one of the biggest
and most important professional gath
erings of the year.
Alva Seaver has written to a friend
in Alma and has asked him to send
money for return ticket to Alma as
soon as possible. 'Al left for Pasa-
ie@a California several weeks ago but
apparently can't stay away from dear
Did Alma any longer. AS soon as pos
sible the price of return ticket will
De rushed to Alva so that he may be
n our midst again.
Eighty were present at the Arcadia
farmers Club held at the home of
Fred Bradford, Thursday afternoon.
April both Two splendid talks were
yiven by Ex-senator Townsend Ely
md II. c. Moore. The former talked
m progress and the latter on banks
nd bankers. A bounteous dinner was
erved. The next meeting will be held
thursday May 9th in Weese Hall.
Donald Smith and Maurice Cole.
we're the winners of the local college
ennis tournament held to see who
'ould have the honor of representing
lima in the coming intercollegiate
matches. Cole won the singles cham
ionship and with Smith he won the
oubles championship. They will play
heir first big matches against Mt.
leasant Normals next Saturday
ere.
The first open air band concert of
ne season was given on the corner of
tate and Superior Streets, Wednes-
ay evening at seven thirty o'clock
18th big crowd on hand to hear the
itial performance. The band is play
lg remarkably well this year, in fact
ever has it played better and the boys
lay well be complimented for the
lality of music which they are fur
ishing the Alma people.
Harvey Ritter Of Clare was given
judgement of $50 in the suit brought
Y him against J. p. Smith in Justice
.ann's court in jury trial. The lat
u had refused to pay the purchase
nee on a refrigerator, because of its
eyed defective condition. Smith
aimed that ne had suffered 500 in
'oiled meats etc. because Of the re-
igerator, but tne jury saw otherwise.
harles Goggn represented Ritter ard
snes Kr-c. actei as = 3. Smith'a
,ansel
The 1915 School Of sunday-school
cthods at Alma College will give
special course on Rural Problems
lder Prof. Freeman Of Westminster.
q. His recent book, "The Farm and
e Kingdom, shows him to be
'ecialist on this topic. Raised on
'airie farm and living amid country
Hditious, he Is sure TO be of help and
spiration TO our rural Sunday-school
orkers. The total expense Of a week !
this School OF Methods is about So.
on further Information write 20 Rev. v
fred Ecy atwood, Lansing. Mich. g
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