Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-08-28
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call ut this office. If
John Wallace of st. Louis has been
granted IA pension.
Miss Alice Vliet is visiting her brother,
and friends in Detroit.
Miss Mary Pringle returned Wednes-
day from Pennsylvania.
DR.. Bagley was in Saginaw on profes-
sional business last Friday
Rev. T. H. Bradfcld of Gladwin was
an Alma visitor Wednesday.
Miss Rena Case of Lansing is the
guest of Miss Mary Caldwell.
w. j. Gargett is visiting relatives and
friends in Medina county, Ohio.
Mrs II j. Vermeulen is shipping her
household goods to Toledo today.
Miss Edna Rowell of Grand Rapids is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. w. Adams.
St. Johns Sunday school picniced at
Woodbine farm Wednesday afternoon
j. d. Spinney had business before the
courts in Grand Rapids Friday and Sat
urday.
James Glavin and wife have been
visiting Mt. Pleasant friends for the
past week.
Mrs. Thos. Raycraft leaves next week
for Il visit TO her old home in Hancock
County, Ohio.
The Gerber Sunday school will picnic
Saturday, Sept. >. The Ely school will
join with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stincbfield of
Detroit, were guests of Mrs. Theodore
Nelson, Wednesday.
Rev w. H. Bodine will begin his
labors as pastor of the Free Methodist
chuch next Sunday evening
FOUND-A cape from a macintosh.
Owner may have same, by calling at
this office and paying charges.
DR.. II. Hodgin, professor of Ortheo-
pedic Surgery in St Louis Medical Col
lege, is guest at the Sanitarium.
w. II. Miner, NJ. j. Mccullough, j.
7. LeMessurier and Dewitt Vought
took in the convention in Bay City.
Patrons having books they wish re-
bound or magazines bound will do well
to call and look at our samples of bind
ing. If
II. G. Button has leased the house on
State street north known as the Keely
Institute, and will move iuto it next
week.
NJ. G. Dallas burned his right hand
badly while trying to save one of his
horses during the fire last Thursday
night.
Mrs. y. G. Adams and daughters, and
Mrs. Ii. ii. Hart and daughter Of st.
Johns have been guests at II. Q. Latti-
mer's this week
Miss Beatrice Glover of Albion, who !
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Il. +.
Moblo of Riverdale, returned home
yesterday morning.
Miss Harriet Lancashire was twelve |
years old yesterday, and number of
her friends gathered at "Saravilla" and
celebrated the day with her.
Ed Weston left last Monday on his
wheel, for a weeks fun. He said he
was not just sure where he would find |
it, but he left his wife and cares behind |
him and started on the quest.
The case of Parsons VS.. Clarence Lum-
Der Co. TO collect wages due, was tried |
before Justice Durham last Thursday |
and Judgment given plaintiff. J. ID.
Spinney appeared for plaintiff, and w.
a. Bahlke for defendant.
There came into my enclosure on the
Grafton farm, one mile south of Alma,
Sunday, Aug. %, Poland China brood
sow, with white strip and a few white
points. Owner please call, pay charges,
and take property. II. PRICE.
DR. w j. Herdman, the widely known
specialist of Ann Arbor, has written for
the Bulletin of the acknowledgements |
cal laboratory of the University of Michi
gan Diagnosis by Rontgen, or y
Rays" In this diagnosis he discusses
the nature of the Y Rays, and electric |
for the Rays, and number
of illustrations are given.
The case of The People VS.. Smalley,
for malicious destruction of property, |
was called in Justice Dunham's court |
Wednesday afternoon, and was tried
before jury. j. Lee Potts of Ithaca
for the people, and Kirby 81
Moinette for defendant The case was
closely contested, and occupied the
attention of the court until two o'clock
morning and resulted i'll dis
agreement of the jury.
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