Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-08-14
Sure shot at Webb's

DR.. G.. W. Pringle was in Midland on
business Wednesday.
The Bambrough heirs have bid in the
Joseph Gee estate for $500.
Mrs. Henry Kallenback is home from
visit To Milwaukee friends.
Miss Eda Blanchard gave "bean
bag" party Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Weston visited her
parents at Duplaines Sunday.
George a. Parker of Lansing is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. a. Q. Davis.
For SAIE:-Goose feather pillows.
Inquire at &. II. Rowley's renoyating
works.
Remember the Epworth League social
at George Hutchinsons next Tuesday
evening.
There will be baptism and reception
of new members at the NJ. e. church
next Sunday
Mrs. Henry Brewbaker has been quite
unwell all the week, but at this writing
is much better
a nobby line Of gents neglige shirts
tile Co. ) atore.
Miss Nettie Greig returned last even
ing from visit with friends in South
Lyon and Milford
Alverson d Banghart have had their
safe painted handsome silver color,
and beautifully lettered.
Mrs. w. S. Wright and Miss Ada
Stone entertained Il tea party at the
Sanitarium Wednesday evening.
Miss Susie Glass, former teacher III
Alma's high school, is visiting her
brother, j. W. Glass, and family
The Clarence Lumber Co., has dis
posed of its plant and timber at Clarence
to the Nollin Lumber Co. OF Ypsilanti
The Presbyterian, Baptist and Metho-
dist Sunday schools have secured the
services of the Alma band for Rally day,
Aug. 10.
Prof G. b. Clark Of Union College,
Lincoln, Neb., who has been visiting
his father, Will return to Lincoln next
Monday.
James Sage of ST. Johns was here the
first Of the week, looking for his daugh-
ter, whom he claimed had run away
from home
Miss Sarah Mcnamara attended the
Thomas Murphy wedding i'll Hemlock
City Wednesday, and was Miss Muir
phys bride smaid.
Miss Kate Mcnamara is home from
Traverse City, where she has been for
some months. She is now clerking for
Medler x Rogers.
w. j. Padelford left at this office yes
tcrday three tomatoes Of the Early
Mammoth variety which weighed three
pounds and quarter
Miss Ada Stone, stenographcr at the
Sanitarium, left yesterday, for visit
with relatives and friends in different
places IN Lapeer county.
Miss Ruth Lapsly OF Detroit and Miss
Jessie Lapslcy of Ontario, and Matte
Miller Of MT. Clemens are guests of Mr..
and Mrs NJ IL. Micham.
l.. 5. Spencer, living two miles west
and one and onc-half miles south of
town, found one of his horses dead in
the stall Wednesday morning.
Misses Nettic and Bertha McLarcn,
Srublc, Blank and Clark, and Mcssrs.
Ely, Gargett and Raycraft attended the
teachers institute in Ithaca this week.
l.. II. Hayt and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J
NJ. Dean and their guest, Miss Meta
Brown Of Portland Oregon, and Edith
Desmond went to Crystal Saturday
evening, remaining until Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. Pettyjohn, G. E. Petty
john and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Udell,
Misses Sigsby, scarborough, Walker
and Ellicott, and Messrs. Murker and
Wheeler have been enjoying themselves
at Crystal this week.
Miss Nellie r. Hitchins, who gradu-
ated from the kindergarten course of
Alma College last June, has obtained a
position in birmingham Mich, and Miss
Mary NJ. Harger from the same depart
ment has work i'll the public schools of
Prophetsyille, Ill.
II. f. Johnson and wife of Saginaw
have taken apartments at Mrs. La
throp's, corner Superior street and
Grant avenue. Mr.. johnson, who was
Col. Bliss manager i'll the gubernato-
rial contest, will take a course of treat
ment at the Sanitarium, for rheuma-
tism.
Solomon Wilbur was cutting bands
on threshing machine Tuesday, when
| he was struck on the head by bundle
/ thrown by another man, and knocked