Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-05
The Saginaw Store is selling out.

haircut.
l.. II. Hayt was in Henderson over
Sunday.
j. N. Ford was in Saginaw on bust
ness Tuesday.
Full line of bicycle sundries at the
Alma Cycle Co.'S.
NJ. Scallon of Wyman spent Sunday
with his family in Alma.
John Stoutenburgh of Port Huron
visited his mother over Sunday
New invoice of ribbons at Mrs. G. +,
Wilson's millinery store this week.
Try the Vienna Cafe for baked goods
and confectionery. New management.
Mrs. j. @. Barber left on Monday for
Bedding for weeks visit with relatives.
f. Bruce Smith and wife of Saginaw
are the guests of S. W. Tinker this
week
Master Carl Adams is visiting his
Grandmother Rowell in Grand Rapids
this week.
Quite number of our people have
been at Crystal resorting during the
past week.
The Alma Gun Club will hold shoot
on the grounds south of the stock yards
this afternoon.
Twenty -one tickets were sold at this
| kn do
last for Owosso.
The ID. CT. r. & w. r. r. carried forty
three people out of Alma on the ex-
cursion last Sunday.
j. NJ. and f. Montigel returned on
Tuesday from their excursion to the
northern Michigan resorts.
Miss Blanche Woodward left last Sat
urday for few weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Allegan and Barry
counties.
A letter from David Magaw, Thirty
second Mich, to friend in Alma, states
that b. Ii. Southworth is quite i'll with
malarial fever.
NJ. A. Stevens and son, Herbert and
M. G.. Rudd and son, George, of Toledo,
were the guests at the home of L. p.
Caldwell last week.
Drs. @. S. Watson of Breckenridge
and W. b. Clark of ST. Louis were in
Alma attending meeting OF the PEN
sion board on Wednesday.
Miss Dora Hicks left last Monday
morning for Chicago where she expects
to remain couple of weeks visiting
friends in the Windy City.
Don't forget the ball game this after.
neon between the business men of Alma
AID St. Louis on the campus. Alma is
Going to try and win game.
Extra Extra Extra!!! This week
another whirlwind of sale at G. e
Pettyjohn e. Co.'s store. The greatest
blanket sale known. Go and see,
A ten pound voter came to the home
of Mr. and Mrs Chas. Pettyjohn on Fri.
day last Chas says he is not Dewey
or a Sampson but a McKinleyite.
Jas Gargett, in company with hi,
cousins from Ohio who have been visit
, ing him, drove through TO Ionia the first
of the week to visit friends near there
Ringing Bros famous and popular
circus represents cash investment Of
50, 100000 The cost of operating thi,
stupendous enterprise will be over 81 f,
200, 600 this season.
2 j. f. Bentley and wife of Fort Erie
l Can arrived on Tuesday night for {
S short visit at the home of his uncle, d
d. Whitesell. Mr.. Bentley is with tn,
Mich, Central r. r.
3 The forty-ninth annual fair of tn,
. Michigan State Agricultural Society
D will be held in Grand Rapids, Sept. ?,
1 to 80, inclusive. A very extensive pre-
t MUM list has been complied and we &C
knowlege the receipt Of the same.
= In the August Review of Reviews the
j editor discusses some of the problem
\ likely to arise from the annexation o
n Hawaii, our duty in the Philippines anC
a the Ladrones, our prospective relation
n with the European governments, anC
other timely questions.
g The fellows who have been telling tn,
y editor how to run newspaper are now
S giving him a rest while they export thei
a vast information about running the war
: The man who never saw the ocean anC
= doesn't know whether the cooks gale,
: is hat ornament or thing to masi
n potatoes with, is the one who knows bes
: how warship should be handled il
e battle.
Ringing tros. great circus is this sea
e son especially notable for the large mum
e Der of equestrians embraced in its rostei
: of famous riders, Among them ART
y VIM. De Mott, Mike Rooney, Will,
y Coax, Elena Ryland, Rosa Dockrill
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