Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-07-19
HOME AND VICINITY.

y. l., IellN JOnn is Oh Ine SICK llSl
this week.
New stock of stationery just received
at c. l.. Mahan's.
a new invoice of kid gloves just
received at Delavans'.
DR.. Suydam was in Ithaca on profess
ional business Monday.
'9l Cash Store is closing out summer
goods at reduced prices.
j. f. Sartor, Jr, attended the races
in Saginaw, Wednesday.
Robert Crayons of Madison, Ind, is
guest at the Sanitarium.
Mrs. II. E. Myers is visiting her
parents in Lowell this week.
Mrs. Nj. L. Ladue of Detroit is visit
ing her uncle II. y. Delayan.
our physicians report considerable
sickness in the village at present
Edward w. Hitchcock of Kalamazoo
is visiting his friend Kendall Brooks.
Geo. Wells and Roscoe Barber Of
Ithaca visited Alma friends Tuesday.
Half-on sale on summer millinery at
Mrs. Bart Miller's today and tomor-
row.
st. Louis VS. Greenyille on base ball
park st. Louis, tomorrow. Game called
at 80
Misses Bernice and Ida Feek of
Laingsbwg are guests Of Mrs. NJ. J.
Fraker.
VIII Kimble of Riyerdale was in
Alma Monday, on his way to Toledo on
business.
c. II. Coats and wife of Findlay,
Ohio, are visiting relatives and friends
in Alma.
Justice Durham has been confined
to his house nearly all the week by
sickness.
w. T. Kuowlton of Saginaw, private
secretary of A. w. Wright, spent Sun.
day in Alma.
Miss Sarah Mcnamara and Grace
Woodward enjoyed the races in Sag-
Nav Wednesday.
You can get a warm meal at any
hour of the day or night at Fink's
Palace Restaurant.
You should examine our full and
complete line of wall paper. All the
latest designs at Mahan's.
There are between 50 and 90 guests
at the Sanitarium, an increase of 20
over the same month last year.
Miss Alice Vlet returned Monday
from Bear Lake, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. G, w. Bates.
DR.. Morey of Riyerdale has nearly
completed one of the neatest and best
arranged Offices TO be found in Gratiot
county.
J. Major Lemen left Saturday to
spend the summer with his grand
parents and other friends in New York
and Canada.
Miss Allie Allen went to Saginaw
Wednesday morning, where she will
remain until Friday and then go to
Detroit to visit friends.
The premium list of the forty.ninth
annual fair Of the Michigan State
Agricultural Society, to be held in
Grand Rapids september 9-l3, has been
issued
Alma Hive l.. O. r. NJ. No. $50
invited their friends and the members
of Alma Tent No. 3Si to their hall last
Friday evening, at which time a
delightfully."- pleasant social was held
and refreshments served.
Miss Minnie II. Cook, a graduate of
Alma College, class 90, was married in
Saginaw, w. s, last Tuesday to Henry
p. Strong dry goods merchant of
Holland. The ceremony was per-
formed 10y Rev. DR.. Bruske, president
of the college, assisted by Rev. G. f.
Bronson The bride is well known here
where she was student. Since hel
graduation she has been teaching in
Holland, and has been very successful
The couple were the recipients of many
valuable wedding gifts. After the
reception, MI. and Mrs. Strong left fol
Detroit ard a trip on the lakes. Upor
their return they will reside in Hol
land, where they will be lat home
after Sa,ionIar ~