Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-07-27

Several of our people attended the
races in Saginaw this week.
Miss Ida Gregg of Mt. Pleasant visited
Miss Louie Cornell over Sunday.
A seven pound girl was born 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Rogers last Friday.
An eight pound girl was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. III. A. Granger last Monday.
Frank Milliken was in Saginaw
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Jesse Fatty is clerking in the grocery
department at Vermeulens Department
Store.
o. ID. Moore has disposed Of his hotel
property at Lakeview and moved back
to Alma.
w. A. Bahlke was in Bay City the
first of the week on United States court
business.
VIM. belong has position on the
Ann Arbor as relief agent at Lakeland
for a short time.
Mrs. VIM. Howe and sister, Miss Lii
liam Hallock, returned home from
Pompeii Wednesday.
DR.. j. II. Lancashire returned from
the east Wednesday night, called home
on business for few days.
| Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins & Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Dewitt Vought, Chas. Slingluff and
l. Church went to Detroit Wednesday
to attend the democratic state conven-
ton.
Scattergood a. Jacobs have fine new
jewelry and optical signs which were
placed in front of their place of business
this week.
Rev. II. b. Jefferson left the first of
the week for two weeks vacation at
points in the eastern and northern part
of Michigan.
Misses Winifred Trap and Carolyn
Butler returned from Lake Geneva last
Friday. They speut few days in Chi
cago on their way home.
L. A Ely spent Sunday with his
family. Mr.. Ely informs us that there
is possibility of his moving his
family to Dayton, o., in a short time.
Miss Matte Mills and VIM. n. Roof
Of Ashley were married in Alma, Satur-
day, July 21, by Justice Durham. They
left on the evening train for Saginaw.
Miss Ariadne McLaren returned from
North Baltimore, O.. Monday night and
has resumed her position at the Union
Telephone exchange in Bivins 81 Rhodes
drug store,
number of Knights of Pythias of
Alma went TO st. Louis last Monday
night and witnessed the exemplifcation
of the long form third rank by the St.
Louis lodge.
Miss Sarah Mcnamara is spending the
week with friends in Flint and Toledo.
Miss Edna Schwartz is filing her posi-.
ton at Vermeulen's Department Store
5 during her absence.
Our Riverdale correspondent was in
error last week in stating that the
{ sheriff had closed I. S. Tallons store II
5 that place. The item in the RECORD the
I week previous was correct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Stair of Crane
Rapids are stopping at the Sanitarium
< for short time. Mr. Stair is member
of the firm of Stair Bros, theatrica
( managers, whose circuit comprises
! theatres in nearly twenty-five Of the
r large cities in the United States.
A tollipg hammer has been placed OF
4 the bell at the firemens hall in order
e that more effective alarm may be given
e and the chief of the department wishes
!. to notify everyone that the bell will bt
e tested next Tuesday night So dom
j. imagine that there is fire when thu
alarm is sounded.
}. The building occupied by S. l. Ben
: nett is being put on solid foundation
b and will be reprinted and papered along
u
J, templated such as cement walk il
e front of the building, etc Ed. Berry o
y Bay City, the owner, is in Alma thi
J week experimenting the work.
Every discriminating person will sa,
@ that The Bicycle Books contain great
n er amount of condensed, common sense
/. we'll arranged information, than an!
y books they have seen relating TO thes
= important branches of farm industry
}. The price of each is 80 cents, by mail
/. address the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson
?; Co., Philadelphia.
Last Sunday while gang of mel
e were at work laying new rails on tn
n Pere Marquette railroad at this place
l. Section Foreman Myers of Remus hat
Ie the misfortune to get his leg under arai
Ie which fell off car with the result tina
If it was broken below the knee. The in
,urad man xUaa taken to the hosnital a