Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-07-13

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her home in Shelby.
JAS. Miller of Ithaca gets a renewal o.
pension-$24 per month.
A. O. Middaugh Of Stanton was il
Alma the first of the week.
Mrs. L. Burns of London, Ont is Wis
iting her son. Chas. Morden.
Miss Ethel Thompson is visiting
friends in Ithaca this week.
All sailors at greatly reduced prices
Also everything in the millinery line at
NJ. q j. Landlords.
Mrs. S. +. Thomas CT McBain is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. II. Padelford.
Great sale on crash skirts at Petty.
johns Friday and Saturday, July 10 and
| IA.
Anyone wishing dress suit and Tuxe-
do coat can secure bargain at Kehn d
| Co.'s
Mrs. M. NJ Hauck Of Bedding is visit.
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. s. f. An.
derson.
Prof J. w. Ewing and wife leave for
Sault Ste. Marie and points in Minnesota
Friday.
Miss Margaret Carothers leaves today
for Detroit where she expects to remain
few weeks.
r <. Green, the popular photograph
er has an ad. in this issue and it will pay
our readers to look it over.
Mrs. Ralph Rodgers and sister, Miss
Adah Gone, of Toledo are visiting Mrs
II. j. Vermeulen this week.
Read our special campaign offer at the
head of the editorial column. Now until
January /, l90l-six months-for 30
cents.
Miss Florence Noyes of Reading, who
has been the guest of Miss HELEN Scat.
tergood for short time, returned home
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Saul of Grand
Haven visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. Bittner the latter part of last
week and over Sunday.
DR.. E. A. Bagley, G. f. Brown and f.
w. Blair attended the congressional
convention in Traverse City this week
as delegates from this county.
j, Zerga of Detroit was in Alma,
Thursday shaking hands with old friends
and acquaintance. MIR. and Mrs. Zerga
are visiting relatives west of Alma.
Mrs. E. J. Adams of Grand Rapids,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
5. II. Loveland, the past week, has gone
to Shepherd and Dushville to visit
friends.
E. n. Chadwick has opened up his
justice Office in the Pollarky block and !
Is now prepared to decide all cases that
come before him with justice and i'm
partiality.
Warren Halves, the Hotel Arcadia
liveryman, has an ad. in this issue. Mr.. |
Halves states that his business is very
gratifying to him and is increasing
every week.
T.. L. Irish has been in Gull Lake the |
greater part of this week managing ] |
y. Ford's summer resort hotel Mr.. |
Ford has remained in Alma nursing one
of Jobs comforters that made its ap.
pearance upon the back of his neck.
Mr.. and Mrs Ely Brewbaker went to
Detroit Tuesday. Mr.. Brewbaker went |
to attend the meeting of the village |
officers of Michigan. e. +. Wilson also
went as delegate from the Common
Council.
At the meeting of the village officers
of Michigan in Detroit this week, Ely
Brewbaker, our worthy village presi-
dent, was elected member of the exc
cutive committee of the permanent or
ganization.
&. +. Brown and j. n. Ford were on
the Grand Trunk train that was wrecked
near Lansing last Sunday night. They
were on their way to Alma when the ac-
cident happened, and although neither
were injured at all they were both con-
shaken up and were lame for
a few day from the effects Of the terrible
jolting they received.
According to the State Republican of
work on the Lansing q North
ern Electric road is being carried on be-
tween Dewitt and st. Johns. Only a
few teams are at work, however, as the
scrapers ordered by the company have
not arrived. AS soon as they come
large number of men and teams will be
given work at grading
In the general news items of the
RECORD last week there appeared a dis
patch from Walla Walla, Wash, giving ,
, short account of the shooting of Miss
Leah Cameron by jealous lover. The
adv who was the victim of the shooting