Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-08-02

Owosso this week.
G.. L. Lemen moved his family to
Saginaw, Tuesday.
| Buckeye mower and reaper repairs
for sale at Smith 81 Glass.
n large assortment of kid gloves at
lowest prices at Delayans'.
Sim Miller and wife spent Sunday
with his brother Bart and family.
Vert Harrington and Jay Blakesley
Of st. Louis were in Alma Wednesday.
Hammell's Little Drummer is a
leader handled by all ilrst-class deal
ers.
Two swarms of bees for sale at 81 co
piece. Inquire of J. II. VanAuken-
berg.
Mrs. S. T. Barnes of Fowler, n. Y,
formerly of Alma, is visiting friends
here.
Miss Edna Schwartz has returned
from visit with friends in Grand
Ledge.
If you are looking for fine suit of
clothes call on Kehn & Co. and leaye
your measure.
For clean shave or lirst-class hair
cut call on Earl Clark, two doors east
of Kehn q Co.'s.
a. j. Hall left last Friday morning
for visit with friends In Grand Ledge
and Eaton Rapids.
LosT:AOn Sunday last, fine lace
handkerchief Return to Sanitarium
and receive reward.
MRS. H. w. THOMAS.
J. W Ewing returned home from Pc
toskey anG Bay View Monday, report
ing very pleasant trip.
Messenger q Co. are closing out 200
suits, mems and boys, less than cost
less than other peoples one half off. y
Mrs J. NJ. Nichols is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. S. Bebee and her
sister Mrs. w. II. Haven Of Cleveland,
Ohio.
DR.. A. +. Bruske and family left
Thursday for Higgins Lake, this state,
where they will spend four weeks
recreating.
ReY. w. f. Jones and family
returned home from their summer
vacation the first of the week reporting
a very pleasant time.
Willis Brown, of the Republican,
Shepherd, and Messrs. Struble and AK
tel of the same place, made us a pleas
ant call Wednesday night.
Clara Ferris of Sumner, who has been
visiting friends in Ohio and Pennsylva.
MIA, returned last week, and visited
Alma friends before going to her home
in Sumner.
G. a. Kipp is handling The Peerless
Steam Cooker which is very useful
utensil for every household He has
Alma and expects to have Gratiot
county. See his adv. on other page.
1t is reported that J. Il. Tucker the
genial salesman for the Hammell
Cigar Co. anticipates moving his family
to Petoskey, and will hereafter work
the Upper Peninsuar and Northern
!, Michigan.
Died at st. Louis, Monday, July 20,
Ida, wife of w. A. Emsley. Deceased
was IS years old and an old resident of
the county. Funeral was from the
house with burial at Riverside Gene
terry, Alma.
II. a. Delavan enjoyed his S5th
birthday last Thursday. Although he
has been poorly for the past two years
on account of hard attack of the grip
he is much more active than the
majority of men at 10.
Bills are out for an excursion to
Frankfort Wednesday, Aug. 14th under
the auspices of the Masonic order of
st. Louis, the train will start at Elsie.
Fare from Alma and return same day,
Sl.50, return in three days $3.50. This
will be a very pleasant trip and should
be well patronized.
, The RECORD has just added a large
bill of envelopes, letter heads, note
heads, bill heads, statements, card
board and general job stock unsur-
passed by any Office in the county.
This with the latest style of type and
an experienced printer, enables us
better than ever, to do all kinds
of job work as cheap as first. class work
can be done.
The state board of health has pre-
pared, and the superintendent of public
instruction is now distributing to the
, teachers institutes throughout the
state, four page leaflet supplying data
and statements which will enable
teachers to comply with the new law,
which requires that there shall be
taught in every public school in
Michigan the principal modes by which