Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-07-29
LOCAL NEWS

Take a day off and go to Traverse
City on August 3rd, $3.50 round trip.
! F. w. Ruggles was in Cleveland, on
business. the latter part of last week.
i j. w. Robinson has purchased a
new REQ Six touring car from A. c..
Wyant.
J. W. Blakely went to Detroit, and
Port Huron, on business, Monday
morning.
Miss Bernice Pollasky, went to Cas-
sapolis, Saturday morning to visit for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gallagher, went
to Detroit, Saturday morning, to spend
the week end.
i Misses Edna and Emma Swigart,
spent the week end in Ann Arbor, the
guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Helmer of Mt.
Pleasant, visited friends in Alma,
Monday morning.
w. j. Melchers manager Of the
Union Telephone Company, was in
Alma, on business, Saturday
Asa Barber of Mason spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. Floyd Glass
at her home at Bass Lake.
George Glow an employee Of the
Republic company spent the week end
at his home in Mt. Pleasant
Remember the excursion to Tray
erse City, August Bird. Return on reg
ular trains, August 4th or 9Th. adv
( A. C. Wyant, J. w. Robinson, and
Arnold Robinson motored to Lansing,
Friday, to bring back new REQ car.
Miss Hazel Clark of Ithaca, visited
with Miss Ruth Stacy, student in
the summer school, the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Milton Holmes and two child
rem Miss Beth and Master John went
to Detroit Saturday to visit friends for
a few days.
Rev. Greene of Mt. Pleasant, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church
of that city was in Alma, on business
Monday morning.
Edward Gray of Toledo who has
been visiting relatives in Alma, for the
past few weeks, returned to his home
Saturday morning.
Mrs. c. p Faucet who has been
spending the past two months at Cry
stall Lake near Beulah, returned to
her home in Alma, Friday.
Charles Dutt Jr., who is assisting
his father i'm the construction Of a
big barn in Isabella county spent the
week end at his home in Alma.
Prof. James f. Mitchell, who has
been spending the summer vacation
at the home of his brother, near
Breckenridge, motored to Alma, Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. 7. f. Johnson, of Coldwater,
spent the week end with her husband
who is attending the summer school
at the college. The latter is superin-
tendent of schools in Codwater.
Homer Durham went to st. Charles
Illinois, Thursday evening, returning
Saturday evening. He arrived in Chi
cago just in time to see the Eastland
turn over with its load of human
) freight
Will Cuff of Windsor, who has been
visiting his parents in st. Louis, for
the past few days, was in Alma, Mon
day morning and called on the Record
He is job foreman Of the Windsor
Record, at present.
Ralston Flemming, Frank Notestein
Willard Beshgetoor, George Olstead
: Forest Smith, Chester Ellison, Robert
Schultz, Grant and Lowell Mason
went to Bass Lake Monday morning
to spend a week camping out. Rev
Mason has charge of the boys.
Charles Corbett who has been EN-.
; ployed by the two railroad companies
as baggageman for the past three
months quit his job, Thursday night
it accept similar job in the Pert
Marquette service in Grand Rapids
: His place has been taken by George
z Cowels.
z Miss Emily Beach of Detroit, whc
|. is visiting at the home of Miss Der
8 tina Hubbell for the past two weeks
} spent Sunday in Mt. Pleasant, tn,
z guest of Miss Ward, former kinder
7 garten teacher at the college, who i
7 at present attending the Mt. Pleasan
7 Normal.
: Thirty were taken into membership
9 at the Methodist church Sunday morn
2 ing. Six were baptized at the churcl
< during the morning service. At tw
z thirty in the afternoon sixteen wer
j baptized by immersion at Sorting Ga
Y on Pine River. Several hundre
= watched the ceremonies attendan
8 upon the immersion in the Afternoon