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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
5
Mrs Isaac Fink of Midland visited Mrs F L Barnes over Sunday. WANTED A good reliable girl as cook. Good wages. Enquire 623 State street. Mrs H C Richardson.
H J Wilson of Carson City and Mrs A Cook of St Louis visited friends here last week. Prosecuting Attorney Charles Goggin attended to city business. Fred G Stevens, a Breckenridge barber, and Mrs K Sherman of St Johns visited in the city. O L Burdick of Shepard and Miss Margaret Battle of Mt Pleasant called on Alma residents. Stanely R Mathews and A E Welch of Ithaca were callers. Mr and Mrs A M Rust of Saginaw were guests over Sunday. Robert Cook left for Jackson Michigan to lead the Mutual Benefit Life district office.
Robert Cook and Harriet McGraeham visited Mt Pleasant this past Sunday. Enis Kipgbалл of Shepard and many others appeared in town for social and business engagements last week. The Pi Kappa party drew several guests including Paul Kress and Attorney John M Duncan. Mrs Josephine St Johns plans Detroit residence. Prof F E West has recovered and returned to activity. The college annual by the Junior class was praised for its high quality with notable pen drawings by George Brilinger.
John Luchini and George Sharrar made business trips to Saginaw and Merrill while Miss Irene Peasely hosted in Chicago. Others, including A Decker Elwell and Fred Fullerton Ann Arbor, visited Alma on business or to reconnect with friends. Notables like Francis King travel to Chicago for the Republican convention. Prof. Blaisdell and Prof. Mitchell prepare for national events and summer travels.
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