Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-10
PERSONALS.

Mrs. G. Morden is visiting friends in
this week.
Sheriff Pettitt and wife, Of Ithaca,
were in town yesterday.
s. 5. Bagley, of Horton, is visiting
his son DR.. b. this week.
Duff Jennings, of Sheridan, made the
RECORD a call Wednesday.
Charles Lamb, OF Charlotte, was in
town Thursday on business.
Mrs. j. w. Ewing who has been on
the sick list is convaescent.
Several Alma people enjoy this warm
weather camping out up the river.
Frank Davidson is home from Har-
Dor Springs on visit for a few days.
DR.. J. II. Lancashire, of Saginaw,
was in town Monday; busy as usual.
Frank Butcher and wife spent Sun
day at Fenton, visiting relatives.
Miss Jessie Halstead, of Lyons, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. d. Amsden.
Leo May, of Harrison, has been
spending a few days with A. ID. Ans
den.
J. Willard Babbitt and family, of
Ypsilanti. are at the Sanitarium this
week.
Mrs. W, 4. Hall. of Eaton Rapids,
is the guest of Caple & Hall this week.
Miss Sattie Butcher, of FentOn. is the
guest Of her brothers George and Frank.
J. +. Schwartz was in Grand Rapids
the first of the week buying his fall
stock.
Mrs. Frank Zimn, of Detroit, is
the guest of +. Montigel and family
this week.
J. l.. Haskell has moved his family
here from ST. Louis and is again an
Alma citizens.
Frank Medler expects to leave next
week. for n trip up the Lakes, for a
little recreation.
John Nesbitt returned home last
Saturday after a weeks recreation with
relatives in Canada.
Glen Salisbury and Eli Brewbaker
left Wednesday morning for Petosky
for week recreation.
Contractor Rogers, of Detroit, was
in town Tuesday, looking after his
building interests here.
Fred Burroughs returned Monday
from a weeks visit to friends in Gales
burgh and Kalamazoo.
Prof. L. J. Ewing returned from Bay
View Tuesday night where he has been
attending the assembly.
Mrs. Geo. Boyer, of st. Louis, for
mer resident here was in town We'd
nesday visiting friends.
Miss Leila Faughner left Thursday
for visit to England where she ex
poets TO spent the summer.
w. +. Merritt, spent a portion OF
last week in Saginaw and Bay Cit!
marketing his Worcester Sauce.
r. +. Moblo, of Riverdale. was il
town Tuesday en- route for Detroit as {
delegate to the state convention.
John d. Spinney went to Detroit Il
attend the Republican State conven
tion as proxy for James l.. Clark.
Hamlin & Green had break in tn,
machinery of their factory, Thursday
necesstating lay off for few days.
Barney Hamlin, a West Point Cadet
and Miss Jessie Hall, of st. Louis, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. L b. Green, Thurs
day.
Mrs. John Greig and daughters, o
Stewart, Mimi, are on visit to he
sister, Mrs. J. l.. Slate and Michigan
friends.
Orno Strong, editor of the Nashville
Ners, attended the b. G. q b. c. II. II
meeting Tuesday and made the RECoRl
a friendly call.
J. NJ. Newman. at one time proprie
tor of the Carson City Bee, was in tow
Monday. lie is now visiting friends il
New Haven township.
Will Paddleford, having lost thirt
little chickens from his poultry var
Sunday night, set a trap and was rt
warded 10y the capture of a mink.
A. w. Campbell returned home Wed
nesday night from IIillsdale, where II
has been engaged the past two weeks
He will continue work for j. I
Schwartz.
Lew Kehn was in Shepherd, Wee
nesday soliciting. Mr. .Kehn is workin
up fine trade out side; he has With
few days sent orders to st. Louis
Ithaca, Edmore and Shepherd.
B. w. Ellison left Tuesday for tn