Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-29
LOCAL NEWS


on business, Monday.
Nelson Smith made business TRIP
to Bannister, Tuesday.
James G.. Kress made business
trip to Ithaca Tuesday.
\ l.. III. Mapes was in Ithaca on bus.
mess, Tuesday morning.
Il Mrs. j. Finch of Greenville visited
| friends in Alma Monday.
A. +. Mann made a business trip tc
Merrill, Monday afternoon
DR.. Blaisdell purchased new Stude.
baker automobile last week.
Harvey Hubbard transacted bus
mess in st. Louis, Tuesday.
William Hooper went to Big Rapids
on business, Tuesday morning.
Miss Inez Owens OF Elwell spent
! Friday i'm Alma with friends.
G. S. Ward and wife returned from
Grand Rapids Monday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Street was an over Sun
day guest of her parents at Wheeler
Raymond Lake returned to Alma
from Grand Rapids, Monday afternoon
Ward Hodge and Ralph Chisholm
spent Sunday at their homes in Breck-
enridge.
Jesse Callahan, former Alma High
boy, visited friends in Alma Tuesday
morning.
Stemart Richey and Cyrus Pierce OF
Middleton, were in Alma on business
Saturday.
Charles Ainsley took pleasure triI
to Bass Lake near Nestaburg, Tues
day morning.
Prof. Schultz is building a new
home on East End ST., at the head OF
Woodwork Ave.
The Women's presbyterial meeting
was held in Ithaca Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week.
Miss Effie Curtis, student in thu
college, spent the week end with he
parents in Edmore.
T. r. Sprague, driver for the Fore
agency. made trip to Battle Creek
Monday afternoon.
Miss Sarah Won Thurn of Elm Hal
spent Saturday in Alma the guest o
Miss Ruth Won Thurn.
Mrs. Bin Coffin ana Gretchen A.
of Ithaca visited at the home of Nj
Eliza Emsley, Sunday.
Miss Margaret Allen has he
teaching in the Lakeview high schoc
for the past two weeks.
Cyril Davis, instructor in violin a
the college. visited his parents in Per
rinton, Saturday and Sunday.
Bert Pulfrey of Saginaw was in Al
ma the fore part of the week visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pulfrey
Prof Richie, head Of the Englis
department at the college, returne
Monday noon, from a trip to Detroit
Alger Wood, Arthur Simenton an
II S,ff lax-
Sunday n Detroit, Pontiac and Lans
ing.
rhe local corp of the Salvation Ar
my will go by auto this evening
Thursday, to hold street meetings /
st Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt of Spring LAX
spent the week end with their daugh
ter. Miss Amoretta Dewitt, a studen
at the college.
Mr.. and Mrs William Medler wen
to Ann Arbor, Monday morning, wher
Mrs. Medler is to be operated on a
the university hospital.
Messrs. Bahlke, kress, Sharrar an
Page, were in Ithaca Tuesday attend
ing the hearing of the case in chanc
cry, Cohoon VS. Pugsley.
Mrs. Frank L. Jackson returne
from Saginaw Monday noon after
weeks visit with her son. She ais
visited her three weeks old grandson
Robert.
Charles Bope Butler, a student a
the college who has been spending tn
past week at the home of his parent
in Bad Axe, returned to Alma, Satui
day evening.
j. Fuller, former proprietor of tn
Wright House, was in the city on bu:
mess, Tuesday. He has sold the hot,
which he owned and operated in Clar
since his removal from Alma, la:
summer.
M. l.. Perrigo went to Detroit til
fore part of this week to bring bac
four new Studebaker cars, which h
has sold during the past week. A
lonia party purchased one of the Cal
and j. w. Miller, Bert Failing, ar
Will Sullivan the other three.
Rev. Mason will deliver a steriol
tican lecture at the Presbyteria
church Sunday evening, May ct
This lecture was previously announce
tor May End, but the date was chan,
ed because of the impossibility of S
curing the films for the earlier date
Messrs. A. A. Chick, George Fin
Will Amsbury, AL. Beeson and L.
Keene, leave Friday for Egets-O
The Pine, to spend two weeks tro
fishing. This lake is about ten mil
from Cadillac and is popular for tro
fishing.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, NJ;
p, %, and %, the Lansing distri
convention of the Epworth league w
be held in the Methodist church
this city 1t is anticipated that ov
two hundred delegates will be prese
The local committee are making b
preparations for the coming conve
ton.
n The members OF the freshman ella
at the college went on "a strike Frid
afternoon because their president W
suspended, upon his failure to ia
down the as" banner, which had be
raised on the wires in front of the a
ministration building. The matter W
satisfactorily adjusted and the fiji
year boys and girls resumed after
ance of classes, Monday morning.
= The Garden Club of America ha
distributed through the Alma Gard
Club, an interesting and most
structive pamphlet on proper metho
of gardening etc. Instructions I
planting the following vegetables q
given in detail, beans, beets, caro-
swiss chard, corn lettuce, onions, pa
ley, parsnips, peas, potatoes, radish
turnips, cabbage, egg plant, peppe
and tomatoes. A plot for the mo,
garden is shown on the front page
the pamphlet.
Hira Moore, cashier of the Sta
SAVINGS Rank and Charles W.