Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-09-03
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parents at Henderson.
j. w. Sidel of st. Louis has leased the
Wright House blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Gusta hurry and daughter, Irene,
of Charlotte, are guests at }. l.. Miller's.
Mrs. Fred Kernen received quite
painful fall from her wheel few days
ago.
Amasa Youngs has the thanks of the
RECORD force for some very delicious
apples.
q. A. Eggleston of Ithaca was i'll
Alma looking up his piano interests
Tuesday.
Chas. Fishbeck and family attended
the Fishbeck reunion at st. Louis on
Sunday.
Old papers for sale at this Office, five
cents per dozen, or twenty-five cents
per hundred.
@. a. Gee and wife of Inlay City will
spend Sunday with the formers uncle,
Lumon Gee.
DR.. Henry Butler returned today from
Chicago, where he has been spending
the past week.
Dan Bushre of Breckenridge, has put
up his merry go.round east of Holmes
implement store.
Mr. Eugene Livingston of st. Johns,
was the guest on Sunday last of the
family of DR.. Henry Butler.
Lumon Gee will pay the Sunday
Schools at North Star and Sickles a
friendly visit on Sunday next.
The band will play in the Park on
Friday evening instead of Thursday,
on account of Mat Wixom's show.
Christopher II. Wilson of Detroit,
attorney for the Walter II. Bull 90.
was at the Wright House Saturday.
Have you had bath lately? Try one
at the Wright House Barber Shop. Get
a shave and hair cut before you leave.
A vicious bull gored gelding belong
ing to Horace Angel, near Seville last
week, so badly that he had to be killed.
E. N. Chadwick and wife have left
town for a six weeks pilgrimage among
relatives in the southern part of the
state.
Mrs. McAllister will lead the Epworth
League meeting on Sunday next. This
will be the last meeting held in the old
church.
On Wednesday last Mr. and Mrs.
Wimple were happily surprised with
visit from old friends and neighbors of
Emerson township.
Mrs A. +. Bruske started for Detroit
Tuesday morning, to attend committee
meeting of the Missionary Board of the
Presbyterian church.
Prof. T. Bath Glasson, who will have
charge of the music department of the
college, is in town looking up his work
for the coming year.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ +. church will meet
az the home of Mrs. E. S Pettyjohn on
Friday afternoon at two o'clock
Mrs. G. a. Davis gave pleasant little
thimble party Wednesday, in honor of
Mrs L. CT. Davis of Portsmouth, n. H.,
and Miss Ella Ransom of Detroit.
Miss Lille Hill who has been living
with Rev. and Mrs Jones for the past
two years, will leave on Saturday for
Linden, Canada, where she will make
her future home.
Rev. r. +. Raycraft, who is well and
favorably known here, started Tuesday
for st. Joseph's Island. Ont, where he
has accepted pastorate. We wish the
young man success in his new field.
Lutte Bagley returned last Friday
from four weeks trip on his wheel
During this pleasant outing he has trav-
ersed most of the southern portion of
our state, and thinks were it destroyed
he could reproduce it from memory.
Dr. w. r. Purmont, graduate of the
dental department, L. of NJ, has arrang-
ed TO locate in the new Pollasky block,
and will open frst-class, we'll equipped
dental parlors as soon as the building is
finished. In the mean time he can be
seen at the Roy Covert law office
Ernest Scott returned Saturday from
his summers vacation at Chicago,
Lansing, and other points. He reports
very pleasant summer, and thinks that
such work as he has been doing is hardly
work at all. He has been connected
with Dodd, Mead 81 Co. of Chicago and
New York
The eminent actor, Mr.. Hartigan who
appears here September 9th, is the only
one who has successfully played DR..
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde for years. In his
spring tour of this state he was accorded
an honor never before rendered an actor
in Michigan. In forty six performances
of DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde he received
seventy six curtain calls Get vour