Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-06-08

Banghart's.
Mrs. G. II. Chase of Ithaca was in
Alma Monday.
w. S. Turck returned home from
Chicago Monday.
Miss Ariel Coates of Findlay, o., is
visiting relatives in Alma.
Mr. and Mrs Z. T. Edwards were in
Flint the first of the week.
Miss Minnie Egert of Owosso spent
Sunday in Alma with friends.
Do you have trouble getting good
light? Get some Perfection oil here.
llO5.tf O. l.. 81 q. M. DELAvAN.
If you are contemplating putting in
water works or need plumbing call on
Brock.
Mrs. Nj. Scallon of Wyman visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bart. Miller
over Sunday.
L. Ii. Hayt has page ad. in this issue.
Read it and reap the benefits to be de-
rived therefrom.
Fine perfumery at the Central Drug
Store-sign of the gold mortar-B. 8.
Webb, proprietor.
+. II. Weston left on Tuesday for Pc
toskey where he has some work to do for
the Pere Marquette railroad.
Mrs. w. w. Dodge and son of Misha-
waka, Ind are visiting Mrs. }. n. Ford
at the Wright House this week.
Twelve more young men from Grand
Rapids arrived in Alma Monday and
were put at work in the Alma Sugar
Co S beet fields.
Miss Laura Button who has been at
fencing the School of Oratory, North
western University, Chicago, is home
for the summer vacation.
a business meeting of the A. l. l. will
be held at the home of A ID. Hallock to-
night. Members and those wishing to
become members are urgently invited to
be present.
w. w. Kinch, was called to Port
Huron the first OF last week by the serious
illness of his father. His father was
buried in Jacks county June 9th we
are informed.
r. E Green, the photographer, has an
ad in this issue in which he calls atten-
ton to the fact that he will make cabinet
photos for one week, commencing June
o, for 81 .9S per doz.
Buckskin Bills Wild West show will
be in Alma next Friday and you will
want to see the whole thing. Have your
eyes properly fitted with glasses before
that date at Scattergood & Jacobs,
jewellers and scientific opticians.
In the June number of the Metropoli-
tan will be found, among other interest
ing articles, two short fiction stories en-
titled my Wife's Reformed Burglars
and Mrs. Kobb in New York" Metro
politan is sold by Sharrar q Mulholland.
Among the list of students at the L
of NJ. being examined for higher degrees
we notice the names Of Edward CLARK
Marsh, A. B., 1896, Alma College. degree
Of A. Nj. and Kendall Page Brooks, A.
b 1897, Alma College, degree of A. NJ.
Over 400 people were turned away at
the Grand last night unable to get tickets
to see Quo Vadis, The scenic effects
were the best ever seen in Akron, par.
ticularly the burning Of Rome.-Akron,
(O) Gazette-J Journal. Opera house.
Alma, June rs.
Geo. r. Burt left Wednesday for Sagi.
nav from which place he goes to Lafay-
cite. Ind, where he is 10 be married next
Tuesday 10 Miss nellie j. Zinn, a promi-
nent society lady of that place. After
the ceremony the young couple expect
to go to Europe on their wedding tour.
II. Winchell left on Tuesday for
Montpelier, o., to attend the wedding
of his son, Walter H., to Miss CLARA A.
Barth, a prominent young lady of that
place, on Wednesday. Mr.. Winchell
returned home Thursday and expects
his son and bride here Saturday to remain
a week.
James b Gargett, junior member of
the firm of Stevens & Gargett, and Miss
Ethel Hawley of this place were married
in CarsonCity last Tuesday. The young
couple will visit relatives in Ionia and
expect 10 return home Saturday when
they will be at home to their friends af-
ter June ~ at the home of the groom 8
parents, Water-st. The RECORD extends
congratulations,
The June number Of McClure's is par
ticularly strong and varied in its con-
tents, both as regards fiction and special
articles. President Kruger of the South
African republic is portrayed in an acute
character study by f. Edmund Garrett,
who has had the advantage of personal
contact with the remarkable Boer lead
L.