Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-07-14
Frank Perry was in Saginaw Wednes

II. ID. Lemen spent Sunday in Shep-
herd.
Rev. IL Il. Wylie of Elm Hall was i'm
Alma Monday.
Plumbing and water works fittings at
A. w. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Brown of Shep-
herd were in Alma Tuesday
Thirty. nine tickets were sold at this
station for Saginaw last Sunday.
Mrs Sim. Miller returned to her home
in Saginaw on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. d. j. Smith of Saginaw is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. S. W. Tink-
or.
Mrs. Wilson is advertising Fire
Sale" of millinery. See ad. on another
page.
New line of ball bearing White sew
ing machines just received at Hubbelps
bazaar.
Miss Eva Walrath of Bay City was
the guest of Miss Alta Wilson the first
Of the week.
For SALE Good pair of driving
horses, four and five years old. Inquire
of ID. V. Hubbell.
| Rev. M. d. Carrel conducts quart
erly meeting service at Breckenridge,
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ina Easterly Of Ithaca was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Scatter
good the first of the week.
For sale or exchange for farm land
the Wagstaff property on Ely-st., Alma.
Inquire of Ely Brewbaker.
T. M. Smith and Floyd Glass are
spending the week near Cadillac, pur-
suing the speckled beauties.
Misses Bertha Struble and Stella
Eagon left the first of the week for Pom
peii where they are canvassing.
| G. r. Moulton left on Wednesday for
the southern part of the state and in
tended to make the trip by team.
| "A lIolPub WItCh OH tHt Auu Adult
near Lake George last Sunday night
caused a delay in passenger service the
| first of the week.
Miss Lottie Bahlke, who has been
visiting relatives in Alma during the
past two or three weeks, returned TO
Traverse City on Monday.
Pref. @. A. Davis left on Thursday for
| Tuscola county on state geological
work. His friend, DR.. Lane, accom-
panied him as far as Saginaw.
Mrs f. L Baker of Detroit, who was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Z. r. Bang
hart, for the past two week, returned to
her home on Saturday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. WagstafY of Cof-
feeville, Kas., former residents of Alma.
arrived here on Wednesday and will re-
main short time the guests of relatives.
Miss farley will arrive in Alma Mon
day evening and will exhibit her wax
works at the old Methodist church,
Tuesday evening, July IS. Admission
| loo.
| W. G. Clark, who was at home for
short time with his family on a short
vacation, left on Tuesday to return 60
his position on the road for Edison.
Moore d Co.
The new billboards for the Adam
Forepaugh and Sells Bros circus that
exhibits here August 9TH, have been
erected this week The first advertising
car is expected here on Saturday.
Editor o. NJ. Everden of St Louis has
been appointed deputy oil inspector of
the 18th district comprising the counties
of Gratiot, Montcalm, Ionia and Me-
costa. We congratulate our brother edi-
tor.
| Mrs. J. T. LeMessurier and children,
who are visiting relatives in town, were
in Ithaca Wednesday visiting Mrs. Lee
Messurier's sister Mrs. J. b. Kernen.
Her mother, Mrs. j. f. Sartor, returned
with her that evening.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor left on Tuesday for
Sioux Falls, North Dakota, where she
will remain during the summer the
guest Of her son. Her son, George, &c.
companied her as far as Chicago, return
ing Wednesday night.
Mrs. Lou Garner, lady physician of
Los Angeles, Cal, was the guest of her
niece, Mrs Frank Gray, the first of the
week. She, in company with her niece,
left for Petoskey on Wednesday for a
short sojourn at the summer resorts of
northern Michigan.
The building recently purchased by
l.. G. Cahoon and moved onto the lot
north of Hubbell's bazaar has been re-
built and fitted up for boarding house.