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

buSlncSs, MonudN dlNcIhOoh.
Henry Sandell, Justice of Peace
went to Ithaca, Monday afternoon, OF
r business.
George Sarti and Floyd Luchini
were in Greenville, on business, Tues
day morning.
Joseph Grover and Will Fox went
to Detroit, Monday, to drive back two
new Studebaker cars.
NJ l.. Perrigo the Studebaker man
went TO Temple on business, Monday
returning Tuesday afternoon
Miss Helen Mason went to Bass
Lake, Tuesday morning, to spend a
short vacation at the resort.
Mrs A. c. Leitch, who has been Wis
ting relatives in Cleveland, returned
to her home in Alma, Wednesday.
DR.. Jay Clizbe preached at the Epis-
copal church, Sunday evening, to an
audience which packed the building.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Hudson are
spending couple OF weeks vacation
touring central and northern Michigan
in a car
Mrs. Amelia Halstead of Maple
Rapids, spent Sunday at the home
of her son, A. A. Chick, on East
Center street.
Verne Wright returned from Chica-
go, Friday, where he has been buying
big furniture and rug stock in the
Chicago market.
The Civic League will meet in the
Reading room Friday afternoon, Aug
ust 9Th, at three o'clock, for a regular
business session.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank j. Jackson
went to Saginaw, Tuesday morning,
to take Dorothy to spend few weeks
with her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jury, James
Jury and Miss Mcneil of st. Johns,
visited at the home of A. A. Chick
and family, Sunday.
Robert Adams, Mrs. Rea of Grand
RapidsN and three children, went to
Bass Lake, Tuesday morning to spend
a few days camping out.
M. J. Nichols and wife of Lorraine,
Ohio, was in Alma, Wednesday, visit
ing old friends. He was a jeweler in
Alma, a number of years ago.
The Misses Hasselbach Of Cincinna-
ii, viii spend about six weeks visiting
at the home of their sister Mrs. f. c.
Crandell, on Woodwork avenue.
Katheena Austin, OF Monroe, who
has been spending the past week in
Alma, attending the School Of Meth
DDS went to Bass Lake, Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs Eta Webb has purchased the
Charles Button property on River ave
nue and will take possession immedi-
ately. Sullivan & Bansill had charge
of the sale.
Miss Eliza Emsley, Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce Failing, Miss Gladys Failing,
Dewey Failing and Miss Kernen of,
Ithaca, motored to Crystal, Sunday
and spent the day there.
Homer Kipp and wife of Lorain.
Ohio, are spending the week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Chick, on
Woodwork avenue. Mrs. Kipp was
formerly Miss Sabra Nichols, of this
city.
DR.. MacCurdy who conducted his
summer school class in botany to the
lakes near Vestaburg, last Wednesday,
reports the finding of some very inter
esting specimens of plant life and bog
formation. Among other things he
found several orchids.
The merry go-round was packed up
Tuesday and shipped to Vestaburg,
to be set up for the big field day cele-
5rotion which is being held there to-
day. 1t enjoyed fourishing business
during its stay in Alma.
Miss Helen Cook, the librarian Of
the college, has been secured by the
School Board, to catalogue the books
in the High School library. There are
between fifteen hundred and two
thousand volumes in the library, which
up to the present time have never been
catalogued.
Frank Locker and his sister-in-law
Mis- Nellie Kirby Of Mt Clemens ar
rived in Alma, Tuesday afternoon, to
spend some time at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. II. +. Kirby north OF Alma.
Mr. Locker was student in the col
lege for a number of years and is we'll
known to Alma people.
Paul Kress, who is working for the
Goo. yea tire company of Akron, Ohio
in Cleveland, returned to Alma, Mon
day, to spend a week visiting at the
home of his parents. He has been
working as a salesman for the COM
pany since leaving Alma, and has been
located in Cleveland, for the past four