Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-08-02
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@. H.. Clark of Clare was in town
Wednesday.
ID. w. Adams was in Ithaca on bust.
ness Monday.
Mrs. Leon Convey has been severely i'll
for the past few days.
Miss Addie Quale of New York city,
is visiting friends here.
The street commissioner has done a
good job of grading on Ely-st.
Miss Kate Mcnamara and Miss Ada
Cohan returned to Toledo Monday.
Thomas Little of Ithaca, is the new
man in o. f. Richardson harness shop.
John l.. Douglass, representing "To-
Day, >" was III town last Friday and Sat
urday.
Seventeen ticksts were sold for the
fifteen. day. Petoskey excursions last
Thursday
A little daughter has recently came to
reside with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Osborne
of Riverdale.
Mrs Allen Hazleton and Mrs. Charles
McGrayue visited friends in Toledo, the
| first of the week.
Bert Cohoon, who has been travelling
with Buckskin Bills Wild West Show
arrived home Monday.
Say, if you have got wheels in your
head go 20 Hills bicycle shop for re-
pairs, bicycles and sundries.
! Mrs. Fred Porte who has been visiting
her brother George Wilson, left Tuesday
for her home in Aylmer Canada.
Ithaca is making great preparations
for the Woodmen picnic Aug %. Excurs-
ion trains will be run on the Ann Arbor
and T S & M X. r.
Frank Hession, charged with larceny
had his examination before Justice
Chadwick, Tuesday He was bound
over C. the circuit court for trial.
There will be meeting of the Beet
Growers Association in st. Louis on
Saturday, August 10th, 1901, and all
members are earnestly requested 70 be
in attendance.
Gus Arbun and Charlie Smith were
arrested last Thursday, for being drunk
and disorderly They paid Justice
Chadwick s. each and promised to do
better in the future.
jim Lau of this village is a member Of
Company Michigan state troops OF
Ann Arbor and will join the boys at
that place Monday morning for ten
days camp at Manistee.
The Union Telephone Company have
recently placed phones in the following
private residences Frank Barnes, j. w.
s. Opdyke, O. w Booth, Fred Hammer
II. q. Price and f. T. Edwards.
Rev. Wilbur Nelson will occupy the
pulpit of the First Baptist church in
Saginaw, during the month of August.
Mr.. Wilson's father was formerly pastor
of the church for number of years.
Ladies clean your gloves with LaBelle
Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Yer
meulen's big department store, head
quarters for kid gloves in all the desir-
able shades Gloves fitted and war
anted.
A member of the fire department who
resides in the northern part Of town was
awakened by the fire alarm Saturday
morning and reported for duty in the
following outfit: one sock, one bare
foot, one night shirt, one ladies cape,
one bare head and finger ring.
The degree contest in the big Maccabee
meet in ST. Louis this week was held
Wednesday evening and we are pleased
to announce that the Alma team, l.. o.
L. NJ, captured first prize. The score
was 81 out of possible 100 which is the
highest record ever scored by any team
in the state.
The Board of Supervisors have EN-
ployed 7. w. Whitney, of st. Louis &c
prosecute theNQuimby people, charged
with the murder of their two children
The interests of the people will surely
be taken care of with Mr.. Whitney
in the case. At the examination the
other day Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby were
bound over TO the circuit court.
"Obe" Munk, of Sumner, was arrested
and taken TO st. Louis by Game Warden
eager on Tuesday charged with dyna.
hitting fish in Pine River. He plead not
guilty before Justice Madded and was
placed under $50 bonds for his appear
ance for trial on Tuesday, August 6tn.
Several more persons are implicated
whose arrest will follow within few
days.
The Lyceum Comedy Company held
forth at the Opera House the last three
nights of the past week, and played TO
standing room only. They will appear
at the Steinburg Opera House in Ira
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