Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-06-27

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fine.
Miss Edith Palmer was in Ithaca
Tuesday.
Miss Rose Marvin spent Sunday in
DIR. j. II. Lancashire was in Saginaw
Tuesday.
Bug Finish is the best bug poison on
the market.
o. r. Corners of Kenton was in Alma
over Sunday.
Geo. Thornton returned TO his home
in Marion Tuesday.
Under Sheriff b. O. Button was in
Battle Greek Tuesday.
T. +. Timby has been home from On
away nearly all this week.
A good girl for general homework
wanted. Inquire at express office.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. |. Butterfield re-
turnedhome from Detroit Monday night
A. J. Oonklin was in Battle Greek
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
1t costs nothing extra for neck shave
when you get your hair cut at Davis
Bros
TT Timby went to Detroit Wednes.
day 20 witness the election OF Michi-
gao's next governor.
Clinton Nelson lost several valuable
sheep last week by their getting into
new clover and over eating.
Rev and Mrs. j Clizbe left on Tues
day for Amherst, Mass where they Will
remain during the summer.
Mrs. In Hankinson OF this place has
been granted "A reissue OF pension
amounting TO Sl2 per month.
r. E. Howard left on Monday for
, Munising where he expects to remain
with his father during the summer.
Miss Irene Lewis, who has bean teach.
ing school in Oceana county the past
year, returned home Saturday night.
Mrs. lack Simmons and children left
e Thursday morning for Detroit for six
weeks visit with Mrs. Simmons parents.
a Reduced prices on street hats, ribbons
q and flowers. All trimmed hats at one
third off regular price at M. & j. Lam
a born's.
g r. s. Miller, John Booth, j. w.
y Holmes and @. f. Brown attended the
republican state convention in Detroit
:. Wednesday and Thursday.
d Miss Ethel and Blanche Brock Of Lon
II don. Ont, who have been visiting their
cousin, A. w. Brock, for the past two
IF weeks, expect to return home today
N This Office was presented with hand
IL some bouquet this week by kaiph her
~ men. Master Ralph has quantity o.
flowers this year which he makes u
ne into handsome bouquets and sells to hi
MT customers.
ne The members of the Y. z. ). y.
tn met at the home Of the Misses FREQ
rick last Tuesday night and rendered
eft farewell reception to Misses Daisy har
mt and Josie Whipple. A very enJoyao
es. evening was spent.
Try Mat. Wilson's great % show III
too come and gone again. 1t was the san
old chestnut that has been sprung on
,ns suffering public for years, with no ne
get features added and we understand
the few of the good ones OF former yea
tho o,t Too had.
nu' The ladies of the M. T.. church W
omen their new society rooms In I
'afs basement of the church, next Wedn'
Iin' day evening, July 2, with "Bloon
Ell Social " Ice cream and cake will
VII sarved. Gents will be asked for silly
''eo Offering. The general public is invit
of e., mating in the beautii
new rooms.
coa We have been asked repeatedly of /
tor. II Alma was going TO get any OF the
in. shows this year, and some have e
vick 60 far as TO report that our village c
the cials had received letters fromForepar
any e. Sells regarding date here in Aug'
and For the Denent OF our ioouoi' w
SAGE state that as far as we know none OF
? + bie shows are headed this way this Sc
his SON
the The public is cordially invited to
tend a piano recital, given by the pm
rbor Of Miss Gertrude Whiting in the OF
leep- house Monday evening, June 80. OH
lffet who will assist on the program are J
fort, Lillian McOullough.Pulfrey, Miss "a
,med L. Ward, Miss Bertha Wade Ste'
Ibhc and DR.. Geo. s. Browning. The
tinue gram will begin at eight O'Clock
car dard. Admission free.
iuii Regular Sunday train service bet"
wen Saginaw and Detroit on the Pere
roau' ouette was inaugurated last Sunday
ne" first train consisting of solid vesti
ari"s narlor observation and cafe coaches
DelHB 49, % a;oht O'Clock in the m