Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
PERSONALS.

L. Eldredge of Ithaca visited Alma
on Monday.
Philip Kline, of Mt. Pleasant was in
town Tuesday.
DR.. j. ID. Dennis of Williamson, was
in Alma Monday.
Jas. l.. Clark was in Ithaca We'd
nesday, on business.
| Mr.. Stuttz spent the Fourth in De-
troit with his family.
A. j. Struble of Shepherd made Alma
a short visit Monday.
h. f. Moblo, of Riyerdale. was in
town Tuesdayevening.
Bert Woodward is building neat
barn on his residence lot.
5. II. Stevens was a visitor from
Sumner to Alma Monday.
w. l. Hough was in Ithaca the first
of the week Oh business
Joseph Haviland is the new night
clerk at the Wright House.
A. W. Wright returned home from
Chicago Tuesday night, last.
Charles Carnaham, of Mt Pleasant.
visited friends in town Monday.
A. Hoods new cottage on Wright
street is nearly ready for occupancy.
Lou Kehn spent last week with
friends at Hamburg, Livingston Co.
+. b. Green visited st. Joseph, Benton
Harbor and Grand Rapids this week.
Ex-Attorney General Moses Taegar.
of Grand Rapids was in town Tuesday
o. G. Tuttle, principal of the Elm
Hall High School was in town Monday
Mr.. Macdonald is doing a Job Of
plumbing for DR.. Lancashire in Sagi-
nav.
+. &. Stone of Saginaw, made "A busi-
necs trip to Alma the fore part of the
week.
W. W. Roberts of Saginaw, spent the
Fourth with his family and friends
here.
DR.. Kelley is at Charlotte doing a
fine job of dentistry for brother
dentist.
Miss Nettie Blackman is visiting her
brother, this week, in the Upper Pc
ninsula.
McCarty & Son, haye moved their
stock of groceries back to their old
building.
John Stoutenburg left for Chicago
last week, where he expects to secure
position.
John Eastman, near sumner, sends
us bunch of timothy hay, measuring
#. 2 in.
c. p. Sherman, Of Toledo, visited
his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Yerington.
last Sunday.
George Latimer of Shepherd, visited
friends and relatives in town the first
of the week.
Miss frankie Simpson of Saginaw,
was the guest of Mrs. Geo. Yerington.
the first of the week.
w. o. Johnson and wife have return
ed from two weeks visit with friends
in Greenyille and vicinity.
S. E. Lynd went to Marlette last
week to attend the Normal which
opened on Monday July lst.
c. w. Althouse and wife returned
from the west last week, and are now
nicely located at the Wright House.
DR.. Will Burger, who has been visit
Ing, during the past week at Mrs.
StOutenburgs, returned to Marlette.
Monday evening.
l.. Kehn has his house well under
way, and when completed will be a
very neat and tasty residence, besides
having very desirable location.
j. J. Booths family have arrived aud
are nicely located in the Mrs. Jennings
house across the river. Mr.. Booths
first move was to subscribe for the
RECORD for a year.
Miss Jennie Marsh, who has been
teaching in Carlisle, Pa. returned last
week. for the vacation. She was ac-
companied by young Indian girl, who
expects to attend College this fall.
Will VanWegen who has recently
returned home from California, brought
many rare and lovely specimens of
stones, ores, flowers and other curios-
ties. They are well worth careful ex-
animation.
Little frankie Adams gave about 80
of his little playmates a party, at his
home, last Monday afternoon, in honor
of his 5th birthday. They enjoyed aE
afternoon in games and dispersed after a
bounte Gus spread of refreshments.
Charlie Spicer had the bad luck TO
break the axle of his sprinklng wagon