Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-07-06


Miss Laura Button is visiting relatives
in Ithaca this week.
Brock has two second hand cook stoves
for sale at bargain.
Miss Maude Ely visited friends in
Cedar Lake this week.
M. A. Medleris building new cement
walk in front of his residence.
Milo Lewis of Greenville was in Alma
Wednesday on telephone business.
Mrs. Frank Levagood of Saginaw is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Chas. DePlanta
Henry Bowinkleman and Miss Lutte
Adams of this place were married last
week.
Read our special campaign offer at the
head OF the editorial column. Now until
January /, l90l-six months-for 30
cents.
Miss Nora Rowland of Ithaca was the
guest of Mrs. George Gargett Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. II. Catlin of Grand
Rapids visited relatives in Alma the
Fourth.
Mrs, Louise Tenant, accompanied by
her son, is visiting her neice Mrs. +. E.
Pollasky.
Mrs. o. l.. Delavan and children left
Tuesday for Chelsea on short visit
with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. S. ID. Yerington of Nc
Balm visited relatives and friends in
Alma this week.
A new cement walk has been placed
in front Of Dr. VIM. kelly's residence
on Wocdworth.ave.
George Youngs, Jr., left Thursday for
CharlevoiX where he expects to remain
during the summer.
Charles Baldwin Of this place and
Miss Allie Terry of Detroit were married
in Ithaca the Fourth.
We offer the RECORD from now until
January /, 1901, during the great fall
campaign, for 30 cents.
Census Enumerators Willard and Will
sou have both completed their labors in
the township and village.
O. w. Sidebotham will remain in
Alma during the college vacation and is
employed at the sugar factory
Mrs. +. II. Weston left last Saturday
for Les Chevereaux Island where she ex-
poets to remain during the summer
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins 81 Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal disea es.
Mrs. Louis Boisat of Chicago, who
has been visiting her brother, Rev. w.
X Spencer, returned home Tuesday.
Now don't roast yourself this hot
weather. Get some of our Red Crown
stove gasoline for your gasoline stove.
1l05 l.. n. BAKER.
Call for what you want at Petty johns
store, they can please you if you can be
pleased both in prices and merchandise"
l. j. Streggow left on Tuesday for
Lowell. returning Thursday accompan-
led by his wife who has been visiting
relatives there
All trimmed hats at one half price
Friday and Saturday at Misses NJ. q
}. Lamborn also great reduction on
street hats and sailors.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM Kelly left on Mon
day for Detroit, the DIR. returning Tues.
day but Mrs. Kelly will remain with
friends for a short visit.
Prof. Fred Fullerton left the first of
the week for Ann Arbor where he ex-
poets to pursue a special course of
studies during the summer vacation.
w. J. Byard, who lives west of town,
purchased fine new surrey of Thomp
son & Sanderhoff last week. Mr.. Byard
informs us that this is the first new bug
gy owned by him in 80 years.
LtOH W6Hl W Asllcl L uts-
day to assist the Ithaca band in furnish
ing music for that burg's celebration
Ashley celebrated the 3rd instead of the
4th.
The Union Telephone Co linemen
work Oh Thursday to string
a solid copper wire from Saginaw to
Grand Rapids. This will give this COM
pany metallic service with nearly every
independent line in the state.
Free Rural Mail Delivery Inspector
Daboll is in Alma today for the purpose
Of inspecting Routes No. and 3. Alma
gets the first free delivery route to be es.
tablished in the county and the remain
ing two routes will be established as
soon as the department can recommend |
them.
The members of Alma Lodge /. o. 0. f. |
will observe the annual memorial day |
Of the order on Sunday next with ser.
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