Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-07-24
Fresh handmade creams at Fink's. =

tives in Fenton.
Miss Marian Paddock is visiting
friends in Coral.
q. Il. Gilman of St. Johns visited his
brother here last week.
j. w. s. Pierson of Stanton was here
on business Saturday last
Alva Caple has gone to Toledo to read
law with firm III that city.
Mrs. |. Knoertzer of Brant visited her
son and daughter over Sunday.
j. +. Schwartz is very busy these days
manufacturing the furnaces designed
by him.
Mr. and Mrs. a. w, Wright are enter
tanning Mr. and Mrs. William Jecbell of
Exeter, ont
n. III. Micham is building IA new barn
on Elm Grove farm, six miles and half
southwest of Alma.
Ice cream 20 cents IA quart Saturday
only at Fink's. Cream ordered Saturday
will be delivered Sunday.
Alton Clum Will leave next Sunday
for North Baltimore, Ohio, where he
has Il position in laundry
John Gladding and wife returned Mon
day evening from their weeks vacation,
spent with friends in Durand and
Stanton.
Otto Ekhart an artist of Milwaukee is
visiting his uncle Henry Kallenback.
Mr.. Ekhart may locate here if prospects
are favorable.
Ernest Scot returned from Washing
ton, ID. Q. Monday night, brimful of
good things to tell the Y. p. S G. Els in
the near future.
1t is Ed Weston who will do the
plumbing in VI. l.. Ostcrhout's new
housc-not w. n. Church as stated III
last weeks RECORD.
Messenger & Co. and the RECORD
Office have had some fine lettering painted
on their plate glass fronts by 5. j.
Hcselschwert of Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Young were
called to Saginaw Saturday, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. John Pellot. Mr.
Pellot is brother of Mrs Young.
Cleanliness comes before godliness
Before you go to church again cor go to.
see your best girl) visit VIII Davis bar
Der shop and bath rooms in the Wright
House block.
Mr. and Mrs. Ely Brewbaker returned
from a ten days visit in Fenton Mon
day evening They We're accompanied
by Miss Mabel Corigan, who will be the
guest of Mabel Griffith for some time.
Mesdames John Randall and G. n.
Smith Of Mic, Oscoda county, are guests
at the home of II. j. White north of
town Mr.. White has just returned
from long sojourn i'll Knoxville, Tenn.
l.. b. Kehn and wife returned from a
week. outing ut Whitmore Lake, Mon
day evening. Lew is inclined to tell
some pretty big fish stories, but the fact
that Mrs Kehn was with him all the
time, keeps him within bounds of truth.
If people want To treat their country
cousins well, they will have their
mattresses cleaned at G.. +. Rowley's,
opposite NJ. e. church. If they don't
want to see their relatives or friends
they Will give them poor bed to sleep
upon.
Erkstine Clark, who was brought back
from the asylum at Traverse City some
time ago, has been for some time grow
ing worse. He was examined Monday
by Drs Blgley and Turck, and will be
taken back TO the asylum as soon as pos
sible.
The farmers club Of Pine River will
hold its regular meeting at the residence
of John Henry, the first Friday in Au-
gust, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. An
interesting program has been arranged,
and a cordial invitation is extended to
all interested.
Mrs. w. b. Lathrop, late of Riverdale,
has returned from several months So
journ in New Haven, Conn. Mrs. La
throp will hereafter make her home i'll
Alma, having leased Mrs. Wright's house
on the corner of Superior street and
Grant avenue.
John Bowen, who had been braking
on the stub train for several weeks,
as a supply for the regular brakeman,
left for his home in Howard City Thurs
day morning of last week While get
ting off the train near Howard City, he
slipped, his left leg falling under the
wheel was cut off at the thigh.
The remains of w. G. Crawford, who
died in hospital in Toledo Wednesday
of last week, We're brought to Forest Hill
Friday by his widow, and funeral SER
vices We're held there, conducted by Rev.
w. +. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford
were former residents of this county,