Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
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Mrs. Ely Brewbaker spent Sunday
with relatives in Fenton.
\ regular % cent suspender at l2t
cents al WOOdwaId's Il Co.
A car load of candy has been received
at!Fink's Palace Restaurant
Leah Deane is visiting in the family
Of w. r. Watson, in Saginaw.
Mrs. George Hawkins of Wheeler
visited Alma friends last Friday.
Challies 3 cents per yard, red prints
cents per yard, at j. l.. Miller's.
Mrs S. A.Winget of Fenton is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. +. II. Griffith.
Mrs. and the Misses Bushnell have
gone to Northport to spend the yaca-
ton.
DR.. j. III. and Mrs. Lancashire went
to Saginaw Wednesday to attend a
picnic.
The annual school meeting will be
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July Sth.
Remember Smith IL Glass are sole
agents for Plastico, the best kalsomine
on the market.
Mrs. c. l.. Delavan is organist at the
Baptist church since the marriage OF
Miss Ida Vliet,
Chas. Ward and Floyd Woodward
visited Bert Pulfrey at st. Johns the
first Of the week.
Clyde Newton, student in the col
lege, will spend his vacation on the road
selling glass ware.
Shelled corn 50 cents per bushel and
corn in ear, p cents per bushel at
Alma Roller Mills.
Mrs. j. w. Ewing left last Friday for
Iowa, where she will spend the summer
with relatives and friends.
The RECORD returns thanks to Mrs
NJ. Pollasky for boquet of choice roses,
pansies, and other floral beauties.
Mrs. Minnie Humbert, who has been
spending the summer in Alma, returns
to Ashland, Oregon, next Monday.
The Epworth League of the Nj. f..
church will serve meals in the Sharp
building, opposite the church, July A.
Fred Stone, graduate of the St.
Louis high school, won the scholarship
offered 10y the trustees of Alma college.
Last Sunday was jubilee day in the
NJ. L. church in ST. Louis. Sixty were
received into full membership in the
church.
The floral decorations in the Meth
odist church, at the funeral Of Edith
Lilly, were photographed Tuesday
morning.
G. L. Morse has opened up jewellery
store in with n. j. Mccullough. Mr..
Morse is hustler and solicits share
of public patronage.
f. +. Pollasky purchased Clint Mel
sons WOOL clip Wednesday, consisting
of 2200 pounds. This is probably the
largest clip in the county.
Miss Otis thinks Alma is good place
in which to rest as well as work, and
during vacation she will be the guest of
Mrs Scott at Ladies' hall.
Mrs. A. l.. Fisher and son Glen left
Wednesday morning for few weeks
visit with friends and relatives in Oak
land and Livingston counties.
+. f. Pollasky was in Springport the
first of the week buying wool. Frank
is hustler; he is not satisfied with two
thirds of the wool of this section.
Rev. w. f. Irwin of West Bay City
visited Rev. and Mrs. w. +. Jones last
Friday He left Saturday morning for
Detroit, from which place he started on
a trip around the lakes.
1t is very important that the 4th of
July Executive Committee meet next
Monday night as there is some very
important matters TO look into. Let
every member turn out.
G. +. BROWN, Sec'y.
Mrs A. DePew and daughter, Miss
Belle DePew, left Tuesday morning for
Fountain Park, Ohio, their future home.
Miss DePew has been an employe of the
Mercantile Co. for eleven years.
The reception by President and Mrs.
Bruske at their home Thursday even
ing of last week was largely attended,
not only by trustees, faculty, alumni
and students of the college, but by the
citizens of Alma as well.
The ID. IL &. new steamers are now
running four trips per week between
Toledo, Detroit Il Mackinaw. Send for
their illustrated pamphlets, Midsum-
mer Voyages to Mackinaw. Address
A. A. Schantz, G.. p. a., Detroit. 35ltf.
Miss Susie Glass, former teacher in
our public schools, was called here this