Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-07-22

Henry Soule transacted business in
Saginaw, Saturday.
James r. Campbell transacted bus
mess in Ithaca, Friday.
Jay Van Leuvan of Riverdale, was in
Alma, on business, Saturday.
Roy Perry went to Owosso and
Lansing, to visit friends, Sunday.
Carl Steggal, chef at Miners Cafe,
spent the week end at his home in Bay
City.
Miss Belle Brown of Otsego, arrived
in Alma, Friday, to visit with rela-
tives
Miss Marian Chick went to Belding,
Friday morning to visit friends for a
few days.
A. ID. Amsden of Saginaw, leader of
the 3rd Regiment Band, visited friends
in Alma, Friday.
Miss Jane Green of Saginaw, fresh
man in the college last year, visited
Alma friends, Saturday.
Bryson McCloy of Ithaca, a 1915
graduate of the college, visited friends
in Alma, Saturday morning.
Mrs. Floyd Glass and two children
went to Bass Lake, Thursday after
noon, to spend few weeks at the re-
sort.
Mrs. H. M. Durham, is acting in the
capacity of matron at Wright Hall,
this week while the School of Methods
is in session.
Mrs. Walter Vliet went to Petoskey,
Saturday noon, to join her son Stanley
who has been spending the past week
at the resort.
Prof. F. N. Notestein, who has been
spending the last two weeks at Otsego
Lake on business, returned to his home
in Alma, Friday evening.
Miss Hazel johnson of Wauseon,
Ohio, returned to her home, Monday
morning, after weeks visit, at the
home of Miss Bessie Kelly.
Mrs. c. J. Brown and daughter Miss
Laura, went to Ann Arbor, Saturday
afternoon, to spend the week end with
friends in Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Eli Brown returned to her
home two miles north of Alma, from
Lansing, where she has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Edward Balance,
for the past two weeks.
Clarence Goodrich of Ithaca, visited |
friends in Alma, Saturday morning,
on his way to Sandusky, where he will |
take up his school duties again.
j. P. Losey, Joseph Page Jr., w. w.
Stopple and T. R. Sprague, motored
to Houghton Lake, Saturday after
noon, returning Monday morning.
Joseph Sartor Sr, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Sartor Jr. and three children went
to Detroit, Saturday morning to attend
the wedding of one of his relatives.
Clinton Harvey of Standsh who has
been playing baseball with the Itha-
ca team, for the past few weeks, was
in Alma, visiting friends, Saturday
morning
Miss Lila Lancashire, who has been
visiting at the home of Miss Fanny
King for the past week, returned to
her home in Manchester, Massachus-
etts, Saturday morning.
The terrace in front of the Union |
School building is being regarded and |
caodad Wbor tho iob - c0r,nlo+od tbo |
general appearance of the grounds |
will be greatly improved.
The 18th annual Gratiot and Isabel
la county SIS. excursion will leave Al
ma the morning of August 3rd, for |
Traverse City. The excursion trains
will arrive in the resort city about
noon, leaving Alma at seven minutes
after six in the morning. The return
trip will begin at six thirty the same
evening. The fare will be one dollar
and a half with the concession of
three-day stopover for an extra fifty |
cents. Refreshments will be served |
on both trains. F. o. Parker is the |
Alma member of the committee in |
charge. These excursions have been
among the most popular of the sea-
son and will undoubtedly be patron
lied more heavily than usual this
summer
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