Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-07-29

S. w. Tinker was in Saginaw on Mon
day.
w. S. Turck was in Grand Rapids
Tuesday.
Get bath at the Wright House bar
Der shop.
Second hand furniture for sale at
Brooks next week.
M. d. Train and Chas. Grooms spent
Sunday in Stanton.
Balloon ascension and parachute drop
tomorrow Saturday.
Sewing machine needles of all kinds
at Losey's, the jeweler.
T. f. Timby was home from Lansing
the latter part of last week.
Thirty-three tickets were sold at this
station on Sunday last for Toledo.
DR.. H. E. Butler left last Monday
morning for weeks stay in Chicago.
The families of S. Messenger and NJ.
Pollasky are recreating at Crystal Lake.
Dick Dingman left last Monday for
Hillsdale where he will spend his sum.
mer's vacation.
Mrs. G.. E. Wilson and son Melvin
were in Breckenridge the first of the
week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Montigel left on
Thursday for Petoskey, where they will
spend the week recreating.
Miss Frances Hyder, who has been
visiting Miss Estella Fatty, returned to
her home in Lansing last Monday.
Every one is invited to injoy pleas
ant evening at the residence of M. Pol
lasky on Tuesday evening, Aug. 2.
Mrs. Loren Dempsey of Ithaca called
on her brother, G.. +. Wilson, last Tues
day while on her way to Cadillac.
Prof. q. F. Virgins of st. Johns will
make balloon ascension and parachute
drop at Alma on Saturday, July Both.
George and James Gargett will give a
harvest dance in the Pollasky hall to-
night. Everybody is promised good
time.
Three days sale-special values in
merchandise that you need at prices
warmer than the weather at o. +. Pet
tyjohn q Co.'s,
Mrs. l.. H. Hayt and children left on
Tuesday morning for week or ten
days visit with friends and relatives IN
Owosso and Henderson.
DR.. A. +. Bruske and family are al
Higgins Lake recreating. Paul left OIL
Monday, the DR.. and Mrs. Bruske leav
ing the latter part of the week.
Don't stay away from the social Tues
day evening. If the weather is bad, there
MlI be plenty of room and a hearty
~ eIcome for you inside the house.
Regular meeting of Alma lodge, f. A
NJ, Saturday evening. Every brother
is requested to be present as there is bus
mess of importance to be transacted.
A long letter from w. +. Knox will b,
found on another page of the RECoRl
this week. 1t is evident that our college
boy has passed through some quite try
ing experiences.
j. NJ. Montigel was driving alonl
Superior ST., Wednesday morning AM
when III front of the old NJ. h. church
his horse became frightened at deg AM
commenced TO kick. Mart. very Elective
ly threw her and no damage was don
with the exception of breaking the thills
j. w. Dean returned from Bay View
last Tuesday. Mrs. Dean and Mr.. Peter
and family will remain some time yet
; He reports that Mrs. Peters is there wit
, them and her many Alma friends Wi
be pleased to learn she has almost ell
tirely recovered her health although
physically she is very weak yet.
! The Ladies Home Journal announce
! that il is in want of two editors, an
, will be glad Of the assistance of tw
bright persons-men or women. One
| wanted to edit the fashions department
and the other to write for children
3 Both must be largely endowed with or
4 iginality, and set forth the lines upo
= which they would conduct the work.
The state board of health in circula
sent out Tuesday says that the war wit
Spain is likely to increase the risk G
spreading several dangerous disease:
, such as typhoid fever, measles, small
!, pox, ETC., and recommends the disinfeo
ton of all mail received from arm
: camps, especially in Cuba. The boar
recommends the use of formaldehyde a
a disinfectant, and details are given q
c to the manner of using the disinfectan
a Short stories by Rudyard Kiplinl
:. Rowland +. Robinson, William ALE
n White, Cutcliffe Hyne, and several OIL
:. ers. make McClures Magazine for Aus
O ust especially fiction number. In Nj
. Kipling's story we have a new and mo-