Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-09-17
Additional Local.

the week looking after some piano bust
ness.
Mrs. l.. J. Trip of Wexford county is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lumon
Gee
Archie Alexander of Dewitt is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Julia Scott this
week.
Fitzgerald Bros. sold 81 900 worth of
cattle this week to buyer from Detroit,
E. j. Lord.
r. G. Ely went to Clare "Wednesday
TO attend the u. II X. of p. and u. "A.
r. celebration.
Siles b. Stebbing of Detroit, the author,
is visiting for few days with John ID.
Spinney.
Mrs. Julia Scott is on the sick list this
week. She was taken very sudden last
Saturday night
Remember that the public kinder
garten opens Monday at 10 in the old
Methodist church
Rev. Sherman of Glare came Wednes-
day TO spend a few days with Rev.
Bodine of this place.
Mrs. Minnie McCarty returned Friday
evening from Buffalo whore she has
been visiting friends.
Bruce Smith and wife of Saginaw
were the guests of their sister, Mrs. >.
w. Tinker over Sunday.
DR. j h. Peters is at Midland this
week attending the races, he having en-
tered Lille F. in the 300 minute race.
Miss l.. b. Burns left for Stanton
Thursday morning and from there she
will probably 90 to her home in Rochester,
n. y.
Mrs. Waiter Vliet returned TO Alma
Monday night where she will make her
home. Mr. Vliet has position at l.. H..
Hayt's.
The Woman's Club will hold their
first regular meeting the first Monday
in October at the home of the Misses
Delayan.
The corner store of the Church block
is being re.painted, papored and warm
ished this week. ready for the Saginaw
Store about the 25th
Prof. James Mitchell and a. J. van.
Page went TO breckenridge Wednesday
evening to attend the wedding of Mr..
Mitchells brother Kenneth
Will Purdy Of Sumner township died
yesterday morning of appendicitis. An
operation was performed Wednesday
but without beneficial results.
Theodore Marsh, bookkeeper at the
Sanitmium, is resorting at Potoskey,
Marquette and other northern towns i'll
the effort to rid himself of hay fever.
Miss May Taylor accompanied by
Mrs and Iva Salter, left Thursday morn
ing for Maple Rapids to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. r II. Lowe.
Mrs. J. p. Fisher and daughter, Mrs.
a. r. Goodell of White Lake arrived
yesterday and will spend a short time at
the home of \. l.. Fisher Of this place.
Mrs Simon Messenger left this morn
ing for Detroit. She was accompanied
by her daughter Miss Rosa, who will
do years postgraduate work in music
with Miss Carrie Ransom.
Prof. T Bath Glasson wishes us tc
announce that the choral society viii
meet next Wednesday evening in the
college chapel at 200 o'clock standard
time. All are invited to attend.
w. II. Whipple has bought the right
of sale Of the Detroit papers of james
Crane and will be pleased to retain
all of Mr.. Cranes customers and also tC
add many new subscribers to his list.
The District 5. 5. Association of tn,
18th Michigan District will hold it,
annual convention at Alma in the neal
future The president Of the association
Lumon Gee is in correspondence witt
field workers as to dates
Miss Bertha NJ Wilson appeared il
original representations two evening"
last week and was remarkably cleve
and interesting upon the stage. He,
impersonations are near perfection ant
she is absolutely natural.-Omaha Neb
Bee.
Miss Wilson is the best entertainer o
the kind ever here and her work EN-
braced the range of character represen
tation With equal ease she gave tn
windy harangue of a woman's right
lecture, the slang of street gamin AM
the daintiness Of an old time BELLE
Muscatine Ia) Tribune,
Mrs. Areolin Church and Miss Ell
Fitzgerald arrived home Thursday nigh
from New York, whore they have beel
visiting a sister that they had not see
for seventeen years. While there the.
visited Clifton Snlpbur Spriuos th.