Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-07-17
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f. II. Griffith went to Buffalo, n. Y,
Saturday with stock.
III. j. Vermeulen of Toledo has been
visiting here this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Kelly spent Sunday with
friends in Maple Rapids.
Medler q Rogers have placed a hand
some sign over their door.
John G!adding and wife are visiting
friends in Durand this week.
John Marlborough of Mt Pleasant
visited Alma friends Tuesday.
Mrs A. G. Meldaugh and daughter
Pearl have returned from Flint.
Miss Lola Watson of Saginaw came
up Tuesday evening to visit friends.
F. d. Gill of Hubbardston was here IA
few hours last Friday, en- route to Eyart.
Village Treasurer Holmes desposited
Sl66S Tuesday, the collections for that
day.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. B. Quick have gone
to st. Johns to spend Sunday with
friends.
Mrs. S. w. Tinker enjoyed Il visit this
week with her mother, Mrs. ID. j. Smith
Of Saginaw.
Walter Wycoff and mother of St.
Johns spent Sunday with Chas Fish
beck and family.
NJ NJ. Copp has invented corn har-
vesting machine, for which he has made
application for patent.
Miss Allie Abbott has gone to Albion
to spend the rest Of her vacation with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Dunn.
Rev. J. w and Mrs. McAllister are
in Ludington this week, attending the
Epworth League convention.
Mrs. Ella Mathous and daughter May
from Ionia spent Sunday with Mrs. f.
Decker and Mrs r. \. Wadley.
The Weidman Herald, Vol. /, No, 1,
published at Weidmm Isabella county,
by c. +. Messmore has been received.
Patrons having books they wish re-
bound or magazines bound Will do we'll
to call and look at our samples of bind
ing. If
Miss Ncttie Blacbmar, who has been
visiting Mrs. Henry Brewbaker returned
to her home in ST. Johns "Wednesday
evening
Miss Ella Rooms of Stockbridge, a
graduate of the kindergarten depart
ment, '96, is the guest of Miss Grace
Paddock
Mrs Anna Coe and son of West Mill
Grove, Ohio, and Miss Minnie DeWolf
Of Prairie Depot, Ohio, are guests Of Mrs.
l.. II. Hayt.
The Rathbone Sisters held a pleasant
meeting with Mrs. p NJ. Smith Tues
day. They will meet with Mrs. Smith
again Tuesday, July 2S.
sports Afeld" for July contains an
excellent likeness Of Harry Hawkins,
with well written sketch of Mr.. Hawk
ms career in the advertising field.
Walter Church of Saginaw is visiting
his aunt, Mrs ID. r. Sullivan. Mr.
Church is practical plumber, and will
do the plumbing in Mr.. Osterhout's new
| house.
Gustav Wydt, living two miles west
of the Davis school house, cut his left
foot with an axe, about three weeks ago
He was out Monday, for the first time
since the accident.
Mrs. Frances f. Burns of st. Louis,
! lady commander of the l.. O. II. NJ. of
Michigan, has appointed Mrs. Louise NJ.
Turck of this place. member of the
committee of appeals.
w. w. Dunning Of Williamson was
in Alma last Friday on business. Mr..
Dunning is state agent for the best wire
fence, in our notion, we ever examined,
He intends soon TO canvas this territory.
Sam Epler was hauling wheat Tues
day afternoon, when his horses, nagged
beyond endurance by the flies, ran away.
The only damage done was broken
harness, and several rods of broken
fence.
Miss Edna Forton, graduate of the
kindergarten department Alma College,
class'96, has opened a kindergarten i'll
Benton Harbor, under very favorable
auspices. Miss Forton's many friends
here are glad to know of her good for
tune.
The Alma band gave one of its de-
lightful open air concerts in Sanitarium
park last Friday evening, and another
concert will be given there this evening.
These concerts are one of the most de-
lightful of Alma's many pleasant attrac-