Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-09-08

-. w. tinker was III Saginaw MOL
day.
Two good cook stoves fer sale at
Brooks.
Howard Willard went to Chicago
Tuesday.
John ID. Spinney was in Lansing
Wednesday.
Butter and eggs taken in trade at Pet
tyjohn's store.
DR.. A. E. Swaziland of Shepherd was
in Alma Tuesday.
Mrs. N. f. McClinton has been quite
i'll during the past week.
WANTED Three good, reliable girls
at the dormitory. Apply this week.
T. f. Timby was home from Lansing
over Sunday and the first of the week.
Anton Bahlke of Pewamo was the
guest of his son, w. A. Bahlke, over
Sunday.
A. w. Francis left on Tuesday for
Michigan City, Ind, where his wife is
quite seriously ILL.,
Lafayette Church left on Tuesday for
Chicago where he will visit his daugh-
ter for a short time.
Mesdames Rummel, Furgueson and
Mitchell Of Elsie visited at the home
Of Mrs w. w. Rollin this week.
Floyd Glass left on Saturday of last
week for Battle Greek where he will
remain with friends for couple of
weeks.
Those double face golf skirt patterns
at F. E. Pollaskys ate bringing forth
the EXPLANATIONS of admiration from the
ladies.
3 Miss Helen Scattergood, who has been
visiting her grandparents in Reading
! during the past summer, returned home
3 on Monday.
5 n. A DePlanta of Petoskey arrived
the first of the week and will visit for a
{ short time at the home of his brother,
. Chas. DePlanta.
1 Married, Wednesday, Aug. 30, at
Greenville, Mich. MIR, Clarence Wheeler,
Q of this city, and Miss Marie Lewis, of
S Alma.-Grand Ledge Independent.
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fullerton on
D Tuesday of this week His father,
three uncles and one aunt, with their
1 respective families, constituted the party
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g PHI. Johnson of Vestaburg has been
g employed by f. r. Griffith 81 Co. as
: meat cutter. Mr.. Johnson is an expert
enced man in the meat business He
=, expects to move his family here in a
. short time.
I Since Mrs Abell's return from New
9 York, ladies hall at the college has been
undergoing some much needed renova-
ton in the way of cleaning, ETC., and
:, now present very neat appearance,
, ready for the reception of the students
when college opens
Chas. Taylor, brother of l. p. and
Frank Taylor of Elwell, was injured in
8 the boiler explosion at Oopemish last Sat-
urday AT first it was not supposed he
could live but at present hopes are en-
tertained for his recovery. Mr.. Taylor
formerly lived near Elwell
Geo. Taylor, who has been employed
in the freight department of the ID. O..
= r. ~ w. at this place during the past
two years, left on Thursday for Grand
Rapids TO take examination for the posi-
i. ton of brakeman. If successful he ex-
;. poets to brake on the switch engine at
}, this point for the present.
Out Of the seventy eight applicants
for teachers certificates at the examina.
!. tions held in Ithaca short time ago,
;, only seven succeeded in coming up to
the required standard. OF the seven
q only two succeeded in securing second
= grade certlncates, w. EltOu BTOCk VI
this place being one of the successful
ones.
Have you seen Munsey for September
1t is replete with good sound reading for
:, everyone. Perhaps of the most interest
. to the American people at the present
p" time, is the article from the pen of w.
j. Henderson, entitled THE America &
= Cup in $780," giving the history of the
- two yachts that are soon to race for the
y American cup. Munsey is sold by
Sharrar IL Mulholland.
N The publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co.
ie whose card will be found in another
T. column, tell us Bicycle Cow Book is mos
y deliberately and beautifully illustrated