Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-01

LIZ. %. II. bahOoshiio was AZ C"tiH""
Saturday.
Miss Edith Palmer was in Ithaca
Wednesday.
Geo. Elias was in Edmore this week
on business.
w f. Knox of Grand Rapids was in
A ma last Friday.
Dallas Brock, who has been quite i'll,
is slowly improving.
Mrs b Isbell OF Mt Pleasant lis visit
ing Mrs o. o. Trask.
Mrs. A. Il. Mulholland has been visit
ing her parents in Ithaca this week.
Mrs j ii Bakerlof Lansing is visit
lug her daughter, Mrs. Il. w. Marsh.
DR.. A. b. Spinney of Reed City was
in ALMA Wednesday on his regular visit.
First. class self-generating gasoline
stove at bargain at Hubbell's bazaar.t
MIR. Leslie A. Williams spent Saturday
and Sunday with his mother in Sagi-
nav.
Geo. Moody has completed very neat
job of grading about his new residence
on State.st.
New watches and novelties in jewelry
both low and high priced, just received
at the Racket Store.
Rev. and Mrs n. T. Hafer are rejoic-
ing over the advent of boy at their
home on Thursday.
Mrs. A. Vermeulen returned TO her
home in Detroit Monday, after a weeks
visit with her son, II. j. Vermeulen.
Mrs. Mary Milne of Fort Collins, Col,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. W..
Marsh the latter part of last week and
over Sunday.
A. w Brock has manufactured and
put up over 5000 feet of eavetroughing
during the past season. Notvery much
of an eavetrough year either.
Owosso high school and the Alma high
school elevens will contest for first place
.
Alma gridiron tomorrow afternoon
Miss Berneice Cook went TO Fair
Grove Monday where she gave a recital
that evening and on Tuesday evening
she gave another recital in UnionviIle.
J. l.. Dennis and family, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. :. b. McBridein Sumner, returned
to their home in Hoytville, O., Wednes'
day
Chas Caple Of Canandaigua, n Y.
and Alva Caple Of Toledo, O., arrived
last night and llspend few week.
with their parents, at the same time en-
/, Joy the hunting.
Walter and William Caple lost t0C
valuable bird dogs last Wednesday
They have an ad. in the special adver
tisements in which they offer a reward
for their return.
. Mrs Geo Durkee of Lansing was here
the first of the week 10 visit her daughter
who is i'll at the sanitarium. While IL
, Alma she was the guest of Rev. anC
> Mrs w X. Wooton
h p. Johnson and daughter, Mrs. Il
Warner, of Orleans, who have been Wis
ting at the home of their brother ant
3 uncle, w. O. Johnson, for the past TIVE
weeks, returned home Monday
Mrs. George Willard underwent al
= operation at the hospital last Saturda,
and had her foot ampUtated. She is re
covering from the effects of the opera
q ton as fast as possible considering tn
fact that she is over 20 years of age. "a.
0 George Skimin died at his home south
4 west of Alma last Sunday night of can
/ Ger of the stomach, aged II years. 4
S wife and four children are left to mourl
their loss. Funeral was held at tn
house on Tuesday and Wednesday tn
. remains were taken TO Saginaw for IN
9 terment.
{ The band concert in the opera hous
: that was announced for Thursda
}. night of this week, was postponed o.
9 account of not being able to fill out tn
program properly between the instru
q mental numbers by the band. The boy
expect to be able to give the concert mex
d Thursday night, however.
DIR. G.. w. Pringle starts east abou
q the 18th or 10th Of November to be absen
j. for three or four months, and wants a
u who owe him to come in and settle bt
: fore he leaves. 1t will be more satisfa'
tory to settle in person than with q CO
4 lector. He needs his outstanding al
Is counts and expects his friends to respon
n on this invitation. The doctor will fir'
IS go to Cleveland where he expects to r.
fl main month before going TO Philade
Ie phia.
a The liquid air entertainment in Il
Ii opera house last Saturday night Wi
70 greeted with full attendance not d
y available seat being left in the hous