Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-01

nenfy Soule mas been conilned TO
his bed with illness.
Rev. Allen spent Sunday at his
home in Wheeler.
Miss Gladys Apple of Elwell was
an Alma caller Friday.
John Huggett of North Star was an
Alma visitor Thursday.
Floyd Smith returned to his home
near Alma last Saturday.
Miss Julia Munger spent this week
with her parents at Hart.
Mrs. +. Vanduzer of Ithaca spent
Friday in Alma with friends.
Mrs. Bert Eckert was the guest of
relatives in North Star Tuesday
c. w. Chadwick of Ann Arbor has
been in Alma during the past week.
Rev. George Allen of Wheeler spoke
at the Methodist church Monday even
ing.
Gertrude Benedict and Marie Bang
hart are spending the week. in Hast
ings.
Miss T. Albertson, matron at
Wright Hall, will spend the week in
Detroit.
Ray Swigart, principal of the AL
bion high school, is spending the week
in the city.
Bishop Wood returned after three
months trip to his home in Alma Sat
urday night.
A. B. Langdon of North Shade
township spent Sunday at the home
Of Jake Holman.
Leon Gray. IA. graduate of the col
lege, spent short time in Alma last
Saturday afternoon.
John Robinson of Vestaburg spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Robinson.
Miss Florence Keifer returned
home Friday afternoon to visit her
parents over the holidays.
Mr.. Chaplin of Detroit, who has been
visiting James Kress, Sr, returned to
his home Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mable Wyant, who is teach
ing in the Midland public schools, is
visiting her parents this week
Miss Anna Hamilton, who is work.
ing in Shepherd, spent Sunday with
Miss Edna Campbell of this city.
Will Ewing, 10, principal of the
CharlevoiX high school, is spending the
Easter holidays with his parents.
Miss Laura Gossett, who is teaching
in Newark township, is spending her
spring vacation at the home of her
parents.
Miss Laura Brown, teacher in the
Traverse City High school, is spend
ing Easter holidays with her mother,
Mrs. c. j. Brown.
Miss Daisy Slater, who is attend
ing the Mt. Pleasant Normal, is visit
ing her brother, Fred Slater, of this
city during her vacation.
Clyde Creaser. who is attending the
University of Michigan and is Sc
Nor in the literary department, re-
turned home for the vacation.
Miss Marguerite O'Neill of Sault
Ste. Marie, 1913 graduate of the col
lege, arrived in the city Monday morn
ing to visit at the home of Prof. j. T.
Ewing.
Addison Wilson left Monday for
Lamb, Michigan, a little town near
Port Huron to join the college gospel
team which is doing work in that
town.
Miss Bertha Hubbell, a teacher in
Holland High school. and a graduate
of the college last ear, is spending
the week with her parents on Grafton
avenue.
The song books which were used at
the tabernacle meetings have been
given to the Salvation Army people,
who will sell them, using the proceeds
for their work.
Leontine Messenger has returned to
her work in Bay City after a vacation
lasting since the first of January. She
will continue to design gowns for the
rest of the season.
ID. Brown, the popular bazaar man,
has his store newly equipped with fix
lures and two very fine show windows.
His display in his windows resembles
that of city store.
Rev. +. p. Loose left Monday morn
for his home in Waukesha, Wiscon-
sin after a months stay in the city.
About hundred gathered at the de-
pot to bid him farewell.
Ralph Won Thurn, who is teaching
in the physical training department of
the Ypsilanti Normal college is spend
ing the vacation week at the home of
his parents east Of Alma.
Miss Emily Beach, 1914 graduate
from the college, and at present teach
er in the Holland High school, is
spending the week at the homes of
Miss Mary Blaisdell and Miss Esther
Smith.
Registration Of voters was held in
the four wards on Saturday from 8
o'clock in the morning to 8 in the
evening. The registration in all four
wards was very light. The alderman
acted as tn eregistrated board in most
instances.
DR.. Blaisdell left Thursday for New
York City where he will meet with
representatives of the College Board
of Education from which body he will
attempt to secure a donation of one