Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-24

Morris Messenger transacted business
in Shepherd Tuesday.
Il. a Sharp was in Saginaw on
business Wednesday.
Claud Bogert of Holly has been the
guest of his brother Waldo this week.
You will find good substantial foot
wear at Pettyjohns for your boys and
girls.
Ralph Kernen receives thanks from
the editor for bouquet of beautiful
flowers.
Mr.. Fristum of Chicago was a guest
in the family of Rev Mr. Jefferson over
Sunday.
Mrs. Martha NJ Geary has been grant
cd a widows pension of eight dollars
per month.
J. II. Vought and son have completed
the job of painting w. d. Strong's hotel
at Riverdale.
l. Smart is moving his tailor shop
into the first store west of Miss Smiths
millinery store.
II. G.. Mulholland of Ithaca, stopped
over nightlast Saturday with his brother,
A. h. Mulholland.
Nj. q j. Lamborn are now settled in
their new store and are still selling hats
at great reduction.
Geo. Taylor is taking a couple of
weeks vacation from his work in the
Pere Marquette freight Office.
MIR and Mrs Geo. Wilson have re-
turned from Detroit, Mrs Wilson had
been there for about month.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins & Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
H. i. Burton transacted business in
town Monday in the interests of the
Lansing Iontine Security Company.
one hundred and twenty-five tickets
were sold at this station for the l. O. Q.
+. picnic at Mt. Pleasant Wednesday.
Mrs Emeret Alverson and children of
! Grand Rapids are visiting in the home
Of MIR. Alyerson 5 parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Z. G.. Alverson.
Nr. and Mrs. John ID. Spinney's
children are quite III this week and Mrs.
Spinncy is confined to the house with
them in consequence.
Pau Bruske passed through Alma
Tuesday morning on his way 10 Grand
Rapids from Higgins Lake, where he
has had a few weeks outing.
The heavy rains the first Of the week
were worth a great many dollars to the
farmers Of this part of the state, although
the heavy wind did considerable damage
TO corn.
Last Saturday night VIM. Hill acct
IDENTIFY gave his little son gasoline, which
was carelessly left on the dining table,
to drink in place of water Prompt at
tention saved the child life
W. j. Bisbing, who has been for some
months head laundryman at the Wright
House Laundry, has leased the Ideal
/ Laundry AT -. Louis. He moved his
family to ST Louis last week.
The ice cream social which was TO be
given by the Baptist ladies on the church
lawn Tuesday evening, was postponed
until next Tuesday evening from five to
eight p. N. Everybody cordially in
vited
Last Sunday the house of VIM.
Dencer, located in Sumner township,
was struck by lightning. No damage
was done beyond few shingles torn
from the roof and chimney somewhat
demolished. The inmates were quite
badly shocked, but no one injured.
The ST. Louis and Alma Knights of
PythiaS have made arrangements for
a special car through 10 Detroit via
/ Duraud, next Monday leaving on the
regular morning train. The car will be
placed on the track in Alma Saturday
night for the purpose Of having it
trimmed properly for the occasion Al!
the friends of the Knights who wish TO
join with them on this trip are invited
/ 10 90 in the car.
Two Republican campaign songs
entitled Mckinley and Roose-
Welt and Victory in the Air" have
been published by Nathan +. Glover,
the author The words of the song
Mckinley and Roosevelt" have been
arranged Co the air Of Bonnie Dundee. "
The songs are ftungly worded and
we'll arranged They would fill a
good place IN the program of campaign
meeting. The price Of single copy.
including both songs, is 20 cents.
Copies can be procured by addressing
the author, y L. Glover, 627 f Mill-st.
Akron, Ohio.
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