Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-05-20


NAV visiting friends.
Mrs. Verne Bamber was in Owosso,
Saturday. visiting friends.
Will Gallagher spent Sunday at the
home of his parents in Bay City.
Guy Gongwer and George Maier,
motored to Saginaw, Friday afteii-san.
Theodore Gates spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Vestaburg.
John T. Mathews an Ithaca attor-
ney was in Alma, on business, Satur-
day.
Miss Edna Macomber spent Sunday
at the home of her parents in Sagi-
naw
Miss Bernice Pollasky went to De-
troit Saturday to visit friends and re-
latives.
Miss Gladys Watkins spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the home of her
parents.
DR.. Sluyter, Osteopathic Physician
Vermuelen Block, Alma Mich. Union
/ phone AZ lSS6-tf.
! President T. c. Blaisdel returned
from a visit in Bay City and Saginaw,
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Alverson of Ithaca and her
sister, Miss Annette McLaren of this
city, spent Sunday in Saginaw.
Otto Sanderhoff returned from Sag
NAV, Saturday, where he had been at
tending a Shriners' convention.
Rodney Burgess went to Farwell
Saturday to fish near that city for the
day. He reported fine catch.
Enrol Stafford a sophomore in the
college, went to his home in Cadillac,
Thursday to spend few days.
Miss Gretta Bagley left Monday for
Morris, Oklahoma, where she will visit
for some time with her brother, Lucius
Bagley.
Rex. Allen and James Kress were
at the home of Lee Shaffer who lives
two miles west of Riverdale Friday
evening.
Mrs. Floyd Oswald of Wheeler spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Cook
of this city.
Miss Hooper graduated from Alma
College in 1913 and since graduation
has taught in the Carson City High
School, with marked success.
w. O. Hughart of Grand Rapids,
who is prominent official in the G.. r.
and ! railroad company, was in the
city. on business, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. d. W. Stauffer, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Hayward, returned to their .ho IN
Farwell, Saturday morning.
Miss Gladys Kelly who expects to
graduate from the kindergarten de
partment of the college, this June.
will teach in Lapeer, next year.
The Cohoon will case, which was
postponed last week because of the
serious illness of Attorney Lyons of
st. Johns, will come up for trial again
next Monday
Miss Maude Hooper, who has beer
the efficient English and Latin teacher
for the past two years, will attend the
University of Michigan. the coming
year. Carson City Gazette
Mrs Geo. Sharrar and son Lee, re-
turned Saturday from California,
where they have been spending the
past two months attending the Expos
ition and visiting points of interest
in the west.
Miss Helen Cook. Librarian of the
college. went to Lansing, Saturday as
chaperone for the women's tennis team
which played NJ. A. c. She was ac-
companied by Miss Jean Hatch.
Miss Marie Pegg, a 1915 graduate
of the kindergarten department Of the
college, will teach in Iron Mountain
next year, and Miss Irene Baker of the
same class will teach in Gladstone.
w E. Baker has installed a new
show window in his State St. Studio.
which should be fine business getter
for him. A door with picture mat
ting covering it on which pictures can
be displayed fits the window casing on
the inside.
Art Amsden of Saginaw, leader of
the third Regiment band and Mrs.
Amsden were in Alma, Thursday, Wis
iting friends. The former was for a
number of years, foreman in t. lima
Record office and leader of the mt
Opera House band. He is a very tai
ented musician.
Miners Cafe has been undergoing a
complete rehabilitation and is now in
. spick and span shape. The show cas-
es have been changed, the walls re-
painted, woodwork vanished, and new
fixtures added Henry and son Verne
I can now boast one of the best looking
restaurants in Central Michigan.
e A party of eight students of the col
Z. lege spent Saturday at Charles Muir
phys cottage at Bass Lake near Vest
3 aburg. The party included,
Hazel Dulong, Flossie Hoover,
: Van Natter, Helen Mitchell, and
I Baker and Messrs Ross Scherme
y Melvin Vender, Tacitus Gies, ano ga
e Murphy and Miss Riker as chaperone.