Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-08-16
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Mrs. G.. S Baker left "Wednesday to
visit friends in Franklin, Mich.
Mrs. ID. j. Vought visited friends in
Lansing the latter part of last week.
A cement walk has been laid in front
of Edward Reynolds place on Park st.
Mr.. and Mrs. II NJ Woodward left
Wednesday TO visit the Pan American.
l. Smart has moved his family 10 the
rooms over w, L. Spencer's tailor shop
Although growing crops are looking
fine, good rain would be very accept
able.
NJ Springstein, formerly of Coleman,
is the new engineer at the Wright
House
b. S. Webb and family leave today 10
visit friends in Dewitt, and other parts
of the state.
Miss Iuez Dorsey left Monday for
Chicago to accept position III a large
millinery store.
Micajah Douglas and wife of Ferris,
were guests of the family of Lafayette
Stevens Monday
ID. NJ Moore, father Of G. w Moore
of this village, is expected home from
California this week
Edward HodgkinsOn was called home
from Stanton Saturday by the serious
illness of his mother
Chas. Murphy, clerk in Bivins &
Rhodes store, Is of duty for few days
on account Of sickness
MIR. and Mrs. Ruel Reid Of Green
Bay, Wisconsin, formerly residents OF
this place, are visiting friends here.
Miss Carrie Stanton Of this place, Wis.
ited her sister, Mrs w NJ. ketcheson
of Ithaca the latter part Of last week.
\ sps cial train bearing state troops
from Manistee to their homes, passed
through Alma Wednesday afternoon.
The fronts of the buildings occupied
by Hilps bicycle store and Woodfn's
barber shop have been newly painted.
Rev. n. T Hafer was IN Bethany,
Wheeler and Lafayette townships the
first of the week in the interest of local
option
Mrs John Cumberworth Of Fulton
township, whose husband was killed by
lightning, has received 81 600 from the
Maccabees.
A. j. Hall and wife left Tuesday to
visit friends IN Charlotte and Eaton
Rapids. They expect to be absent about
two weeks
Mrs Lester Halkins and Miss Iona
satterly of Mason, Iowa, were guests Of
the family OF DR. }. F. suydan few
days last week
Frank PETIT of Lafayette township
raised Csc bushels of wheat from Is
acres OF ground. An average of about
81 bushels per acre.
MIR and Mrs O. f. Brown left yester
day 10 Visit the Pan-American Exposi-
tion. They Will also visit friends in
central New York before their return.
Ii. }. Struck of the American Con
struction q Supply Company is super
intending the construction of the
Buettner & Myer pulp drier at the
sugar plant
Mrs. Mary +. Miller of Sumner, Ora.
tiot county, is reported much improved
in health She is being treated by DR.
W. 9. Walker of Detroit, who is making
regular visits to Alma.
The Pere Marquette R'y will m Ike
some changes in their liue in Newaygo
county, which will make material re-
duction in the length of the road
between Saginaw and Muskegon
Mrs. f. b Jenner, who was arrested
in this place some time ago charged
with bigamy pleaded guilty to the charge
in the circuit court last week, and was
sentenced to one year in the DETROIT
Work House
Eugene Petit of Sumner, who wa.
arrested recently on complaint of Game
Warden eager, charged with dynamit.
ing III in Pine River, pleaded guilty 10
the charge and was fined $40 and costs.
amounting 60 SIS %
Fl. +. Boyle, the ~. postmaster ~
Breckenridge, who was arrested CHARGE
with being a defaulter Of the cover.
ment, has been bailed out Of the jail al
Bay City. His trial VIII come off in n g
United States court at Bay Cry in
September.
MCHGAN-DAY AT THE PAN-AMERIcAN.
AUGUST 20tb, 1901.
Michigan day Tuesday, AUGUST 20th
1901, az The Pan-American Explsiti n
Buffalo, will De- great occasion for t...
citzeuts of the state, and very low rae.