Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-21
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Il ID. kernen lost one OF hls best
horses this week.
A cemeut walk has been laid in front
of Hubbell's bazaar.
Jas Nolan of Syracuse, y. Y, is em-
ployed by A w Br OK az timer
Frank Servoss of Montana is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs David Servoss.
j p. Losey retul ned home "Wednesday
from his trip TO Metamora and Detroit.
O +. Davis, the piano tuner, announ-
ces that he Will be in Alma again about
July lsf.
DIR. Il. +. Erwin went to Ann Arbor
Thursday to attend the graduation of
his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kernen of Ithaca
visited Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Kernen
Wednesday.
David Servoss has sold his farm
located one mile north Of town ana " ill
move 10 Montana.
b G. Button. Bert Hayes. aud r. NJ.
Hyde were in Hemlock Thursday, called
there Oh a civil suit.
Mr. and Mrs Eu.e belong of Mau-
ton are visiting Mr.. belongs parents in
Alma for short time.
and twenty one for the Grand Rapids
excursions on Sunday
Jerry Mack left for Saginaw Monday
morning TO accept position with the
Saginaw Sugar Refining Co.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs VIM. Hawley
of ST Louis. formerly of this place, a
ten gound girl on Saturday last.
The fronts of the business places of VI.
! Il !. Lamborn and a. O. Davis look
much better III new coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs Johu Mulholland of
/ Newark have been visiting their son,
/ A + Mulholland, and wife this week
Miss Jennie Dexter Of near ST Johns,
visited Hazel and Helen Latimer the
/ latter part ot last week and over Sun
/ day
The north Woodwork ave martial
/ band delight the residents of that por-
/ tion OF the town, with concert every
week,
Master Geo Davis Is "A hustler for an
eleven year-old boy. He Is earning an
average Of $500 per day in the beet
fields
The Juue term of the circuit court
Will open next Monday. This VIII BE "a
/ CudHNtly tcl III 'AOAuslNClN IO jury VIII
be drawn.
Mrs w w. Spaulding and Miss
Leousa Rlegle of Gainesville visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo w Hill
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. S Pierson, Of
Stanton attended commencement eXer.
cises at the college Wednesday and
I Thursday.
Mrs Nellie Owens and Edgar Ferris.
, both of North Shade, were united i'm
marriage 10y Justice Chadwick lest
/ Wednesday.
J. V. Wolfe, Jr, of Nebraska the
new assistant superintendent of the sug-
ar factory, arrived last Saturday ana
has commenced his duties
Deputy Banking Commissioner " Z.
Bradford OF Lansing was IN Alma Iues-
I day ana authorized the new Alma State
/ Savings Bank 60 commence business.
The examination OF Elmer Quimbv
charged with being accessory 10 the
murder Of the children, Beatrice aIu
James Bailey, will take place IN ithaca
today
The village council last Tueseay night
voted not 10 grant the request OF the
the opening and closing of their places
of business
r w. NcCabe. a college alumnus. j.
attending the college commencement
exercises this week MIR. McCabe has IA
position IN the auditor generals Office
at Lansing.
! +. I Edwards has purchased the Mel.
son place located III the southern part of
the village. He Is all ready at work max.
ing improvements and expects 10 make
II one of the modern homes 81 tine town.
But few, if any towns in the stare the
size Of Alma, have more cement walks.
81 far this season l2.3CO square feet has
been lald, and many hundred more viii
be added before the close OF the season.
Mrs l. B. kehn was run into by a
bicychst last Sunday and quite severely
injured. She was thrown TO the ground
and her right arm severely spralned and
bruised although no bones We're frac.
tured
II y Kllby OF Saginaw was in Alma
Tuesday Mr.. Kilby reports that the
construction of the Saginaw sugar fac.
tory is proceeding rapidly anu Will be
ready 20 commence slicing beets in time
this fall
Nine members Of Royal Temple No.
Is, Rathbone Sisters, went 20 Ithaca
last Monday right and exemplifed the
degree staff work for their Ithaca Sis.
tiers. They were bauqueted by the
Ithaca ladies and report an excellent
time.
Ii has been decided TO change the
night of the baud concerts from Friday
g. Thursday. This change was made
for the r ason that a large mum Der OF tine
band boys are Knights OF P.,th'as and
Friday night Is their lodge meeting
night
Mr. ana Ms J. W. Niback of Read.
ing, VINO have been VISITING their
daughter, Mrs A b. ScattergOcd Tor the
past TWO weeks, returned home thurs.
DAY. Their granddaughter, Miss He! n
Scattergood, accom- panied them and will
remain during the summer.
The version of "Sapho' that will be
presented at the opera house, is clean