Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-08-30

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

-. >. WeDD anu IhInlly TttuTntu
Tuesday from visiting in Clinton county
Rev. n T. Hafer exchanged pulpits
with Rev. McOrasly of Howell last Sun.
day.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Merit Terry,
Wednesday, August 2S, an eight pound
boy.
A j. Hall and wife returned Monday
from two weeks visit with friends in
Charlotte.
Miss Helen Scattergood returned Fri.
day from visiting her grand parents in
Reading. Mich.
Mrs. Ada Price conducted school Of
instruction for L. o. T. NJ. in Mt Pleas
ant on Tuesday.
Miss Winnie Teeven of Grand Rapids,
is now assistant cashier and book. keep.
er at Vermeulen's.
Eighty tickets were sold for the Grand
Rapids, and thirty.three for the Frank
fort excursions Sunday.
Theo. Nelson arrived home last even.
ing from the Annapolis Naval Academy,
for months vacation.
The examination of David Frary,
charged with fraud, will take place be.
fore Justice Chadwick today
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
expect to hold a rummage sale COM
mencing about November LIST.
A. l. Butterfeld left Monday for Pc.
toskey, for a weeks visit with his wife.
who is stopping at that popular resort.
Prof. j. w. Ewing went to Saginaw
Wednesday and will undoubtedly visit
Fairgrove in the interest of the college
Miss Hattie Whitney, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. b. Q Button,
returned to her home in Lansing, Thurs
day.
Mrs. f. r. Hathaway and children,
who have been spending a few weeks
with friends in Ohio, returned home
Wednesday.
A full account of the big Woodmen
and Royal Neighbors picnic held in
Ithaca last Thursday will be found on
another page.
Contractor G. S. Young informs us
that the brick work on the new college
building will be about completed the
present week.
Charles Adams, formerly employed as
section hand on the Ann Arbor railroad,
left yesterday for Alexandra, Ind, to
work in the oil fields.
Daniel Mclaughlin and step. son,
Charles May, left Tuesday to visit
friends in Toronto and will also attend
the Buffalo exposition.
Sophia Hutchinson returned Saturday
from Grand Traverse Bay. While there
she camped with Rev NJ d. Carrel and
wife, formerly of Alma.
Miss Abbie Bates and Miss Pauline
Market, " no have been visiting the fam.
lily Of G. S. Young, returned to their
home in Saginaw Monday.
Adolph Hoffman, who is in the EN-.
ploy Of Fred Hammer, cut a severe cash
in his right leg while working about the
slaughter house on Monday.
Fourteen gentlemen from Chesaning
and vicinity were in town yesterday
looking over the sugar plant. A factory
may be erected in that village.
viii belong, formerly of Alma, but
at present agent at Lakeland on the
Ann Arbor road, was lately married to
Miss Beulah Traver of Williamson.
II. j. Vermeulen will leave for New
York City next Tuesday to purchase
goods. He will be accompanied by O.
i. Silsbee of the clothing department
The second annual picnic of former
resident of Ohio, was held in Drayer' &
grove, nine miles south of Alma, yester.
day. An excellent program was carried
ont
K. G.. Barnes, formerly of Alma, but
now agent at Oopemish, for the Ann
ArbOr road was married Wednesday ia
Miss Grennell, daughter of leading
druggist of that place.
The band will give a concert in the
park next Wednesday evening, com
mencing at 80 o'clock The ladies OF
the Presbyterian church will also serve
iOo Oioon anu O"hO III 'ho pain Ut Tie
same time.
Bert Amsden Of Reed City, and
Vernon Dikeman OF Grand Rapids, are
now assisting in helping TO make the
celebrated "Geo Nc" cigar Mr.
Amsden is brother of A. d. Amsden
formerly Of this place.
Otis Weaver Of ST Louis, was in
Riverdale one night recently, and while
ACCOMMODATING "A younQ lady homa from
a dance, was assaulted and very serious
ly injured. Oliver Tully, Ed. Pifer
Herbert Evans and Jim Cordes have
been arrested charged with the crime