Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-10-25
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Henry Minor, of Alma, was in town
Monday.
Geo. Eggles ton, Of Ithaca, was in
town Monday.
Calvin Race is confined 10 the house
with tonSilitis.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs, David Yeiter,
seven pound boy
Harvey Hyde made flying trip to
New Haven one day last week.
A a. Petit was i'm Grand Rapids
one day last week purchasing rubber
goods.
a. f.. Fowler returned to Lake City
Monday, after few days visit with
friends at home.
Mrs. a. +. lIoImeiSter has opened
millinery store in the building re-
Gently vacated by l.. NJ. Forquer.
Mr.. Aten will organize NJ. w. A.
lodge in this place Friday, October p,
with twenty odd charter members.
Each Of Mr.. Collins pupils received
by mail last week very pretty little
souvenir, with which they were all
delighted.
Ransom Gillet and two daughters,
Of Kingsland, Eaton county, are visit
ing at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Berry,
south OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stevens drove to Alma
Monday, accompanied by their sister,
Mrs. Schllapi, who returned to her
home at Tuston.
DR.. Graham removed two cystic
tumors from the head of Frank May
bee, Of Ferris, Monday afternoon, one
Of which had been there thirteen
years.
Mr.. Race is building an addition on.
TO his store TO be used for living rooms
in the near future. Mr.. Race believes
in getting the cage ready before he
gets the bird.
DR.. Graham and Mr.. Collins re-
turned Saturday night from Buffalo.
Sumner has been pretty well repre-
sented at the Pan-American and still
there are others here who contemplate
taking the trip.
Quite an accident occurred on our
streets Saturday night. While pass
ing her sisters millinery store, Mable
McGurn stumbled and fell against the
large light in front Of the store, break
ing the glass and cutting her face
quite badly.
Our post master has considerable
business on hand lately. 1t seems as
though Washington d. c. has been
removed TO St. Louis, but we have an
idea that when he returns from this
trip we will see the mail flying ia
every direction.
John Evey was recently drawing
corn stalks from the farm OF Mr.. Glow
and while passing the Standish place,
near the river, the wagon tipped and
John, with nearly all his stalks, landed
in the middle OF the river. We do
not envy him his ride that day.
Samuel Story has returned from
CaSs City, where he has been visiting
his daughter the past sthree weeks.
While there he listened TO a lecture
given by an Armenian lady, and We
had the pleasure of hearing IL re-
hearsed at the church Sunday evening.
Beulah, the three year Old!daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Will Seaman, has
been very low with bowel complaint
for the past week. In the absence OF
DR.. Graham, Drs. Young, OF Crystal,
and Kelsey, OF Riverdale, were called
and held council. Drs. Graham and
Kelsey are now doing allithat can be
done, but with little avail as the little
one lies at the point OF death. The
parents have the sympathy OF large
circle OF friends.
Our tOwnSmen VINO returned from
the Pan American Saturday afternoon
came by way OF Pontiac and Birming-
ham, the scene OF the terrible railroad
accident of the previous day. They
report a never to-be forgotten scene.
The two engines we're piled in an I'M
recognizable mass on one side Of the
track and underneath could be seen
the life blood OF the three human vic
Tins. At the other side we're the
splintered cars which still held down
the carcasses of many cattle and hogs
which they had carried.