Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-17

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Ithaca Monday.
w. b. Robinson of Vestaburg spen,
Sunday with Alma friends.
Miss Lillian Laurense of Detroit is
visiting with Mrs. Vermeulen.
Loretta Clum visited friends in
Pompeii few days last week.
A good second hand bicycle for sale
cheap. Inquire of A. w. Brook.
Mr.. and Mr.. Becker of st. Louis
visited Alma friends over Sunday.
+. I. Edwards and family left on
Tuesday for weeks outing at Rock
Lake.
You will find good substantial foot.
wear at Pettyjohn's for your boys and
girls.
1t costs you nothing to witness the
events connected with the Carnival of
Sports.
Miss HELEN Scattergood returned
Wednesday from visit with friends in
Reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Nichols of Reading
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Suydam.
w. Padelford has sold his property in
the northeast part of town to Julius
Ziesse of Alto.
In another column will be found an
ad. for @. E. Burns. Every farmer
should read it.
Mrs. Casper Rummel and son of Elsie
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Rollin
a few days this week.
A nice juicy roast or piece of beef will
do more good than all the medicine.
Try Banghart's market.
Eavetroughing, both galvanized and
tin, at greatly reduced prices for the
next thirty days at Brooks.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins e. Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Mrs. +. A. Bowles of Wyandotte,
Mich, visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. j. X. Strayer few days last week.
Rev. Louis Brooke of Elk Rapids spel
a few days with Alma and IthaC
friends and returned home Tuesday
noon.
Forty tickets were sold at this station
for the Ann Arbor excursion to the |
College at Lansing on
Thursday.
Stockholders in the Union Telephone |
Company, of record July LIST, will re-
,eive in few days a semi.annual divi-
lend of four per cent, declared by its
board of directors at meeting held the
18th inst.
Mr.. Leon Stauber, an officer in the |
American Steamship line, was
n Alma last week, the guest of his
cousin Mr.. +. J Neumeister. Mr.. |
Stauber is making a trip through the
United States.
Last Saturday afternoon fire was dis
covered in some straw in f. n. Chad. |
Tick's barn. Fortunately it had not
gained sufficient Roadway to be beyond
control and it was soon PIT out. MIR.
Chadwick is congratulating himself that
lis barn was saved.
f. a. Hodgskinson returned Tuesday
rom Detroit, where he has been for the
)ast six weeks taking a course Of treat
nent for suffering. at the Lewis Phone.
Metric Institute Mr.. Hodgskinson has
'een afflicted with suffering all his
ife, but is now apparently cured He
5 of course much pleased.
The Bicycle Books have been written
y a practical man for practical men
nd women. They give the main and
facts and discard the husks
nd padding. Busy sleeves-rolled up
eople will find them invaluable. The
hapters on disease and remedies in
ach volume will enable many a farmer
D save the life of his suffering live
took The price is 80 cents, by mail I
ddress the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson {
o., Philadelphia.
DIR. Geo. f. Butler, of Chicago, has !
lcceeded DR.. T.. $. Pettjohn at the :
lima Sanitarium, Alma. DR.. Butler is
aid to have earned most enviable rep.
tation, and will be a good man for this
Important position. The best reports
,me regarding Mr.. Charles II. Ruhl,
no last spring became manager of this
ne institution. The Alma Sanitarium
constantly adding to its reputation as
resort that affords to its patrons all {
lat il claims. 1t is conducted strictly
1 business principles Hotel World.
The members of the Uniform Rank
nights Of Pythias of Gratiot county :
e making great preparations to go to
etroit the 9th of this month TO attend :
Ie grand biennial encampment of the {
der. IL is expected that Detroit will {