Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-06-10

Ben Mccullough transacted business
in Mt. Pleasant, Monday.
Walter Keliicut Of Riyerdale visited
friends in Alma, Wednesday.
Mr. Howard Wingett of Ithaca. was
in Alma, on business, Tuesday.
Mr.. Ernie Williams of Ithaca, was
in Alma, Tuesday, on business.
Furnished rooms for light house
keeping, SOP Park Ave. 1s90-lt-pd.
J. d. Holman attended the Woodman
Field Day at Sumner, Thursday.
Mr. John Lang spent Sunday in
Sumner, the guest Of his parents.
Mr. Edward Beers transacted bus
mess in Ferris township, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Miller are spend
ing this week in Detroit, with friends.
W. w. Woods of Saginaw was in
Alma, Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness.
Miss Grace Cramer is entertain
ing relatives from Elk Rapids. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cooper of Crys-
tai Lake, visited friends in Alma, Wed
nesday.
Clarence Banghart and Vern Hand
ley were Mt. Pleasant visitors, We'd
nesday.
DR.. Sluyter, Osteopathic Physician,
Vermuelen Block. Alma Mich. Union
phone, A 1SS6-tf.
j. B. Smith is moving his stock Of
groceries from 325 State Street to l21
Superior Street. lS9l-1x
Charles Button was in Sumner,
Thursday. attending the Woodmen
Field Day.
lr and Mrs. J. +. Converse, spent
Sunday In Shepherd the guest of re-
latives and friends
J. u. Holman was in Saginaw, Tues
day and Wednesday, attending the
State Convention Of Auctioneers.
Harold Wilcox. a former Alma col
lege student, now of Pinconning, was
in Alma on business, Wednesday
The Misses Tavern and Lavera Lep-
ley and Miss Edith Lowery of StLouis
were guests of friends inAlma, Tues
day.
Mr.. John Wax, a student at the col
lege this year, returned to his home,
! ia Detroit, Tuesday, to spend his sum
mer vacation
Jergs Marks, freshman at the col
'ege this year, returned to his hons
in Oscoda, Wednesday, 10 spend the
summon vacation.
Floyd Luchini, Alnla's popular tssi'
man, delivered sixty-fve lunches OF
bananas to Sumner, Thursday morn
ing for their big Field Day.
lIr. Ben Mindell ed Mr.. Jas. Camp
bell autoed to Mt Pleasant, Wednes-
day and attended the Mt. Pleasant vs..
Alma Il. 5. be seball game in which
Alma won ) 70 0.
Fred Brilmeyer. former Alma col
lege student, and baseball pitcher, and
who has been teaching at Washington,
the past year, is spending a few days
in Alma with friends.
H. Rosenbloom, the merchant tailor.
has an adv, in this issue. calling your
attention to tailor made suits and ov-
ercoats. steam and dry cleaning. alter
ing, repairing and pressing
Having added dray line to my barn
am prepared to do any light or hea-
w draying. House moving a special
ii. Delos Dunkle will have charge of
team. Telephone or call Cement Barn
Frank W. Clark, Prop, 1Ss6-tf
On Tuesday morning the baseball
monograms were awarded to the fol-
lowing men, A's-Perry, Smith,
Highfeld. Stevens, Mann, NJ. Wood,
Windell Wilson, and A. Wood Rs
Dutt.
Monday June 14th has been set a.
side by the government as Flag Day.
This is day that every American cit
izen should observe. Let every citizen
of Alma observe this day and display
old glory in some form.
Joseph Luchini and son of Lucca.
Italy, arrived in Alma, last Friday,
and wilF make their home with his
brother John. He is very much taken
up with his country. He paid his bro
Their a visit some years ago.
Monday morning during chapel at
the Higs School, the track and tennis
monograms were awarded to the fol-
lowing men: A's-Handley, Smith,
Davis, Howe, Kress, Dutt, Walker,
Muscott, G Banghart and Blaisdell
R's-Montigel, Sartor. Hopkins and
Boyd.
James l.. Kress, who for some time
has been in the employ of Crandell &
Scott, left Saturday afternoon for Gin
cinnati, Ohio, where he will take
course in the Cincinnati College of
Embalming. He was accompanied by
his wife as far as Adrian, who will Wis
it for a few weeks at the home of her
father, Mr.. Frank II. Philips.
J. w. Blakely, the hustling agent
of the Mutual Life Insurance of New
York, has been appointed district man
ager of this district composing Ora
tiOt Saginaw Isabella MonteaInn and