Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-26

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harris
w IL Parr attended the Saginaw
races this week.
Mrs Moore of ST. Louis is visiting her
son, G. w. Moore.
L. f. Tichenor has moved into the
Medler house on Park-st
G. o. Ward left yesterday for few
days outing at Frankfort.
Mrs. A. l. Butterfield went to Petoskey
last week to spend the season.
G. f. Richardson was calling on
friends in Port Huron the first OF the
week
All accounts due g. +. Pettyjohn must
be paid at once Give thisIyour prompt
attention.
Miss Sarah Mcnamara left Tuesday
for Petoskey She will be absent about
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustaine Dameir of Chi
cago, are guests of DIR. Geo. f. Butler
and family.
For information in regard to the latest
method of Matching eggs, call on A. b
Scattergood.
Miss Lita Pinney of Ithaca, visited
the family of A f. Mulholland few
days this week.
Rev. A. f. Bruske was home from Hig-
gins Lake for day or two the latter
part of last week
Say, if you have got wheels in your
head go to Hills bicycle shop for re-
pairs, bicycles and sundries.
The large barn on the farm Of f II.
| Ashley, two miles east Of Ithaca, was
struck by lightning Tuesday night ana
burned TO the ground with all its con-
3 tents
: Clark Burt, who resides one mile east
t of town, has been busy the past week
delivering 1900 bushels of oats to the
a Stockbridge Elevator 90. They were
t last seasons crop.
. The special summer fiction number OF
the Metropolitan Magazine Is one OF the
brightest and best issues of this popular
g monthly. Metropolitan is sold 10y
r Sharrar q Mulholland, druggists
The special school meeting called for
n last Friday evening, was not very well
d attended and the meeting was adjourned
/. for one week. II is hoped that there
/. will be large attendance this evening
Contractor Mohnke says he will re-
II sumo work on the county court house al
/. soon as the committee pays him s4,OOC
s. now due. The committee figure the
lie amount at $50. A meeting was called
for Yesterday afternoon TO adjust mat
le ters.
r Woodland & Tubbs shipped three
L car loads of cattle TO the Buffalo market
r last Saturday. The weather was yer.
r warm. and in order to take the hog
through in good shape, chopped ic
a. mixed with sawdust was placed on tn
j. floor of the cars.
Fred Hammer has purchased the in
terest Of his partner, VIM Milliman, i
the meat market business. Mr.. MILL
man has leased the furniture and fix
l. lures of f r. Griffith's market and vii
Oh continue the business, at the same stan
Or on south side Of Safest.
20 Rev. n. 7. Hafer and Miss Berth
m Struble, left Wednesday for Chicago,
attend the annual meeting Of the Inter
national b Y. p. L. They expect to
absent week or ten days Mr.. Hafe
10 will visit friends in Walnut, Ill.,, h
former pastorate, before his return.
ig John Hanar, electrician at the electri
y. light plant, met with quite serious a.
cident about ten o'clock Sunday ever
"a ing. While placing heavy stick OF woo
m in the furnace, the end of the secon
~ finger on his right hand was caught b.
he tween the arch door and stick, and CT
of off nearly as clear as it could have bee
CIV done with knife.
re Either scarcity OF funds or a neglect @
the part of our city fathers our stree
are getting in deplorable condition
A. The streets are getting full of holes an
~ the road near the roller mills is and hi
a been fol weeks a disgrace to the tow
80 II funds are scarce it would be well
ne borrow rather than let our streets g
lal back where they were two years ago.
ee Tinker & Hannah's new mill was de-
up icated by the band on Thursday evel
= ing Of last week, and there was lars
ks crowd present. Ice cream and cal
ar. were served, and later many enjoyed
I'd pleasant time dancing to the music
ay the band The members of the ban
Tot wish to publicly thank the ladies W
of assisted in arranging the tables al
ali serving refreshments, also to Messi
a. 20 cyrantad