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

to Ashley, Monday.
Joe Washable made business trip
to Bannister, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hall motored to
Saginaw, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Emily Tam visited friends i'm
st. Louis, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Rockwell and her son
Jack, went to Saginaw, Saturday.
Mrs. c. l.. Wood visited relatives and
friends in Middleton last Saturday.
Jane Green, student in the college
spent the week end at the home of
her parents.
Mrs. Jenne of Eaton Rapids was in
Alma this week in the interests of the
Pythian Sisters.
Milton Holmes is making extensive
Improvements on his home at $50 n.
Woodward Avenue.
Paul Mckee, freshman in the col
lege, spent Saturday and Sunday at
his home i'm Coleman.
II. p. Woodruff salesman for the
Republic Motor Truck Co, was in De-
troit on business, Monday
Mrs. hubert of Howell, visited her
daughters Hazel and Mary, students in
the college over the week end.
Miss Daisy Slater who is attending
the Mt. Pleasant Normal, spent Sun
day with her brother, Fred Slater.
Frank Hurst of Detroit, transacted
business in Alma, Friday and Satur-
day and visited friends at the college.
Mable Wyant who is teaching in a
rural school near Wheeler spent the
week end at the home of her parents
in the city.
j. A. Patterson, resident member of
the Look Patterson Drug Co.. spent
Sunday at the home of his parents in
Lowell.
Mrs. Frank Barnes will give a five
hundred party at her home on North
Gratiot Ave, to number of invited
guests.
Ray Swigart, principal Of the Albion
high school, transacted business and
visited friends in Alma, Saturday and
Sunday.
J. W Blakely made a business trip
to Owosso and several Of the south
Gratiot villages, last week, on insur-
ance business.
Miss Corey and Miss Rogers, teach
ers in the public schools, visited at the
home of the latter in Lansing, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Milton Holmes has purchased new
Haynes seven passenger touring car.
1t is built on beautiful lines and is
of the latest model.
Leon Kolvoord, who graduated from
the college in 1913. came to Alma Fri
day to attend the Olivet game and Wis
it friends in the city He returned to
his home i'm Allegan. Monday morn
ing.
Rev Joseph Kennedy, pastor of the
First Congregational Church of Car
son City, visited his brother Charles,
freshman at the college Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Robinson went to
Owosso Tuesday morning to visit the
kindergartens of that city with the
view of teaching there during the
coming year.
Mrs. Ella Jordan of Detroit was in
Alma during the fore part of the week.
in the interests of the Pythian Sisters.
She stayed at the home of Mrs. A. b.
Scattergood.
Miss Madeline Reynolds of Lansing
visited at the home of Miss Mary
Blaisdell, Saturday and Sunday. She
has been teaching in one of the kin
dergartens Of that city, since her
graduation from the college last June.
Henry Mcnamara went to Evert,
Tuesday, to act as Judge in a horse
show to be heldin that city. If there
is man more able to act in this cap
acity, we have failed to find such a
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Messenger left
Tuesday afternoon for Cleveland
! where the former will work. For the
past year he has been an assistant at
the Standard Foundry where he has
! done very efficient work. He will
work for himself in Cleveland.
Walter Miller will leave Monday
morning for the Panama Pacific Ex-
| position in San Francisco. He will
walk the entire distance and expects
to make about twenty five miles day.
He hopes to arrive there about the LIST
of September.
Mrs. Killian and family of Allegan
have joined Principal Killian of the
High School and they will live in the
Conner house on West End st. in the
future. Mr.. Killian came to Alma at
the close of the first semester of this
year and has made many friends since
his arrival. He was formerly a teacher
in the Allegan High school.
White & Ludy have moved their
second hand store stock from their