Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-08-14
DRUGGIST.
HOME AND VICINITY

Fly paper at Webb's.
Wood Rims at Weston's.
j. Z. Northon left for Clare Monday.
Mrs. Lodi Sweeny is visiting friends
in Saginaw.
If you want your magazines bound
call at this office. If
Miss Stella Eagon is home from the
Bay View Assembly.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Van Derbeek,
Saturday, August 3, son.
Misses Minnie DeCarr and Viola Rose
of Saginaw are visiting here.
w. A. Bahlke was called to Saginaw
ON business Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. w. Tinker were
guests of Saginaw friends Sunday.
J. NJ. Forton will go to Durand,
where he has a position, next Monday.
Alice Avery is visiting her friend
Madge Gillic at the lattcr's home in
Wheeler.
Prof. and Mrs j. w. Ewing have
gone to Illinois to spend the remainder
of the vacation.
President Bruslle lectured in the Me
mortal chulch in Bay City Tuesday
evening on "Gypsies.
q. \. Barnes Of Chicago and &. f.
Barnes Of Omaha, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. j. f. Suydam.
\. w. Woodbury. of Middleton was
in Alma yesterday, looking for house.
He will move his family here.
Miss Wiuifred McClinton returned to
Cass City Monday, after an enjoyable
visit with her brother and family.
James Wilson returned from Harbor
Springs Wednesday afternoon. He eX-
poets to remain at home some time
Osborn has fine line of picture
frames in all sizes and styles, cheap for
cash Cal at his studio and see them.
The attention OF the street commits
sioncr is called to the noxious weeds
growing so prolifically all over the vii
lage.
Joseph Grover, living four miles south
east of Alma, had about 100 bushels of
apples blown of the trees during the
storm Sunday night.
Miss Maggie f. Hill graduate of the
Kindergarten department, class 80, has
secured Il position in the East Tawas
schools for next year.
Misses Bertha Stevens and Elizabeth
Jones gave a conversation party to a
number of friends at the home of the
former Tuesday evening.
a valuable horse and Rockbridge
colt, owned by Gen. n Church were
killed by lighting during the storm
Thursday night Of last week.
\ letter received 10y friend from the
Misses Bushnell at Northport, says that
they are improving so much that their
friends here will hardly recognize them.
The young cubs who were running
horses just west of town early last Sun
day evening should bc given an external
application of "back-strap, laid on
with as much as severity as they ex-
pended on the unfortunate beasts they
were driving
The democrats of Arcadia township
will meet in caucus, at firemen's hall,
Wednesday evening, Aug. 10, to elect
delegates to the county convention to be
held in Ithaca, Aug. 81, for the election
of delegates To the state and congression-
al conventions.
Carts, son Of Ray and Maud Taylor,
died Saturday morning last, aged two
and one-half years. The funeral was
held from the family residence, one mile
west and three miles south of Alma.
Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
+. c. Woodruff.
Mrs. Bart Miller received the sad
news Friday of the death of her father
in Big Rapids. She left on the morning
train. Mr. Miller returned from York,
Pa, Friday evening. and joined Mrs
NJ in Big Rapids Saturday. They re-
turned home Monday evening
T. \. Ely left for Nothern Michigan
last Monday ON business connected with
the state Labor Bureau Mrs Ely ac
compaiucd him. Mr.. Ely will 60 t.
Toronto, Ont, the last Of this month t.
attend the international gathering OF
labor aud factory inspectors, of which
organization G. II. Morse is president
The entire force Of the Michigan Labor
| poraau will attand this meetinp