Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-10-03
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day.
Earl CLARK is moving into the Jas.
Howe house ON the east side OF the
river.
g. +. Brown is attending the Repub-
lican senatorial convention in 81. Johns
today.
Mrs. VIM. Demuth went TO Toledo
Wednesday for weeks visit with rel.
atives.
Mrs. w. Ii. Owen and mother of STAN
ton visited Mrs. Bert Hayes on Thurs
day Of this week.
Miss Louise Hood returned Tuesday
from Harbor Springs where she has been
spending the summer.
Married, by Rev. w X. Spencer on
Saturday last, Peter Kaffenberger and
Mrs. Margaret Sidel.
Fletcher Booth was in Alma Tuesday
and stated that he intends TO leave for
California in few days.
Il. ID. Wagner has resigned the leader.
ship OF the Ithaca band TO go into bust
ness with his father in Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Walter Mosher left Tuesday for
Grand Rapids where she is Looking up
the fall sty les in dressmaking for few
days.
The West Michigan state fair at Grand
Rapids and the county fair at Ithaca
have been claiming few Almat!es this
week
II. j. VermeuIen has been adding
number of the Parrish roller bearing
show cases TO the equipment Of his
stores this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b S. Webb and dsugh.
ter, Bessie, left Tuesday morning for
Dewitt TO attend the wedding of Mr..
Webb's nephew, Chas. w. Webb.
Mrs. William Anderson presented
this office with one of the handsomest
bouquet of flowers we have seen this
season on Thursday of this week.
Mrs. II. w Randall, who has been in
charge Of the Sanitarium School of
Nursing, has resigned her position and
gone TO Cleveland where she has pc.
sition in large hospital.
DR.. +. s. Pettyjohn OF Chicago, former
ly medical superintendent Of the Alma
Sanitarium, was in Alma the first Of the
week experimenting the packing of his
household goods for shipment to Chi
cago.
PROFESSIONALLY the most interesting
local theatrical event of the year will be
the appearance Of Mr.. Porter ]. White
in his new play, David Caruth,"
which is dated for production at the
opera house Monday night. Seats on
sale at Sharrar IL Mulholland's.
Q. w. Weeks has moved his marble
and granite works from this place to
Belding where he has entered into part.
nership with a gentleman by the name
of J. w. CLARK. The people Of Alma
arc very eOIly w AOso Aht' NOOho 40
business man, but extend to him their
best wishes.
Clayton Brown of Eureka has leased
the Hotel Fern and is now ready TO
serve the people OF Alma and the trans
lent trade. Mr.. Brown is an experienced
hotel man and promises TO furnish the
best accommodations possible. The en-.
tire house is being cleaned and reno
waited throughout.
Mrs. Ira Page died at her home north
of Elwell on Friday of last week, aged
90 years. Funeral was held Sunday at
the Seville Center church and interment
made in the Seville cemetery. One
child, boy three years old, and hus-
band are left with the parents and sisters
TO mourn their loss.
While working at repairing one Of the
diffusion batteries at the sugar factory
last Monday, VIM. Hunter had the mis-
fortune 10 get injured by heavy piece
of iron falling onto him. He was taken
90 Bralnard's hospital where IL was
found that he was injured internally,
but not serious it is thought.
Verify at times is exemplifed the
truth of the old saw, Honesty is its
own reward" One day the latter part
of last week young ollie Worden,
young man whose mother is poor but
a hard working woman, found a pocket
book on the street. After examining
the book and finding quite little money
besides other papers he found X. o.
TN. receipt with the owners name upon
il. He Immediately began search of
the stores until he found the owner and
received as his reward a thank you
very much"