Alma record., 1915-07-15

visited at the home of Mrs. Seth Tubbi
the latter part of last week.
Henry King went TO Ann Arbor, Sat
urday morning to join his mother, whs
has been there for the past two weeks
Herbert Montague, director of the
Michigan Masonic Home, went to Ira.
verse City, on business, Friday after
noon.
Shorty" Parker returned to his
home in Alma, Friday, from Ithaca
where he has been running a popcorn
stand.
Mrs. Jacob Won Thurn and two little
grandchildren went to Toledo, Satur-
day morning to visit relatives for two
or three weeks.
j. r. Walton went to Saginaw, Fri
day afternoon to transact business and
visit Kenneth Priest who is in Saginaw
General hospital.
Charles Kennedy of Chicago, a mem
bef OF the freshman class at the col
lege last year, entered the summer
school last week.
Miss Marian Spinney left Thursday
morning for Ypsilanti where she will
attend the Normal college during the
summer school session.
Ellie Haskell of Ithaca, was in Alma,
on business, Thursday. He is contem-
plating starting bakery here if he
can find a suitable location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge, inmates of the
Masonic Home, were called to McBain,
Thursday, by the serious illness of
one of Mr.. Hodges relatives.
Mrs. Maynard Pringle and sister
and little daughter, went to Cleveland,
Saturday morning for few days Wis
ing with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hira Moore, daughter
Margaret and son Kenneth, left Fri
day afternoon for Lakeside on Sagi-
nav Bay, for two weeks camping
trip.
"Hap" Holihan of Mt. Pleasant, was
in Alma, Saturday morning, visiting
friends. He is playing third base for
the Belding Independent baseball
team
Thomas b. Jr., William and Don
Blaisdell motored to Olivet, Saturday
to ioin their father and mother who
are visiting friends in the college town
for a few days.
Mrs Trierweiler of Portland, is
spending few weeks at the home of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt
Vought. Mrs. Trierweiler was for
merly Miss Alma Vought.
Miss Della Struthers of Pontiac, a
graduate of the college in 1913, visited
at the home of Miss Maude Hooper,
last week for three days. She return
ed TO her home, Saturday.
r. S. Stevenson who with his part
ner, c. H. Parkinson has been running
the Arcadia cafe for the past two
months, bought out his partner, Sat
urday, and will conduct the business
alone.
Dr. Blaisdell left Friday morning for
Ann Arbor and Detroit, to transact
business. From there he will go to
Olivet where he will join Mrs. Blais-
dell, who is visiting friends there for
few days.
Francis Patterson, for two years
an assistant in George Maier's cloth
ing store, who is spending his vaca-
tion at his home in Reed iCty, visited
Mr.. Maier from Wednesday until Fri
day of last week.
John Mitchell of Breckenridge, and
his brother Prof James, who is spend
ing the summer on his brothers farm
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. lothian
Allen, last week. John says that as
farmer the professor is a mighty
good school teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Baker of Daven-
port, Iowa, are spending few weeks
of his vacation at the home of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Baker, on Lin
coin avenue. Ray is head of the com
mercial department of the Davenport
public school system.
When the poet sang, "What is 81
rare as a day in June" he must have
gotten his dates mixed as far as 19l!
was concerned. June was certainl.
rare in lot of ways, but speaking il
terms of weather, July would seen
far more suitable for the roaming o
young mans fancy.
Jay Hicks has left his old sho
shineing stand in front of Button 4
Hamilton's barber shop to spend
couple of weeks resorting at Petos
key. In the meantime his position a
the brushes is being filled by an able
colored gentleman. Jay hopes to re
turn to his job fully rested.
Mrs. L. N. Baker, Miss Louis Hoo
and Miss Crits motored to Saginaw