Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-29

Decide now % go 60 Owosso labor day.
A good piano for rent Inquire of l..
A. Sharp. l224-tf
Frank Gray was in Portland Tuesday
on business.
A good suite Of nine rooms for rent
Apply at this office
A. f.. Mulhohand has been in Detroit
this week on business.
Mrs. j. w Dean and two children are
visiting in Detroit this week.
There'll be music in the air every
minute at Owosso labor day.
Miss Olive Smith visited friends in Mt
Pleasant Thursday and Friday.
! L. b. Downey of Elsie is visiting at
the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs WV Rollin.
Mr.. and Mrs O. CT. Rhodes returned I
FROM their northern trip on Saturday
last.
The RECORD was treated to a generous
Z sample OF fine eating apples from the |
n Spring Brook farm this week.
Fred Cannon of Aberdeen, n. D., is
j. visiting relatives in Alma this week.
J. Mrs. VIM. Nicholson of Ithaca visited
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Kidd. over Sun
day.
u Mrs. J. Goldwater OF Chicago visited
her sister, Mrs. s. Fink he first of the
'e week.
10 Mrs. Henry Hunce OF Marlette is visit
ing friends in Alma for a couple OF
'd weeks.
u Most of our citizens are planning to
attend the big labor day celebration at
or Owosso next Monday
VI Miss Sara Men amara spent the latter
part OF last week and Sunday with
al friends in Mt. Pleasant
~ DIR. and Mrs. j. Gruber Of Shepherd
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. O..
on t. Chadwick last Sunday.
ny Miss Margaret Pringle OF Detroit, who
- has been visiting her brother, L T..
Pringle. returned home Tuesday
III n. II. Micham has moved into the
~ new house which he has just completed
no on his farm near the Davis school house
Prof. j. T Ewing left on Monday fol
~ Howard City, Greenville, Bedding and g
d. few other places in the interest OF the
college.
The Modern Woodmen are planing
Q" for a big donation banquet in the X. o
'nu p. hall one week from next Tuesda,
o'n night. About twenty candidates will b'
initiated at that time.
PIE Mr. and Mrs. II. U. Button Of Toled
y" came last Saturday for visit with rela
en- tiyes and friends, Mrs. Button remain
ing for short time while Mr.. Buttoi
lrs' returned home Monday.
nA' w. ]. Ewing has preached in lthac
the past three Sabbaths in addition
his regular work in Lafayette. He re
ard ports that he enjoyed the work YER
ing rorch and that the people were very ar
j. preciative of his efforts.
Poultry Poultry W. +. Wilson wi
or take poultry on Thursday.and Saturda
ant of each week delivered at his house on
on block south of college, and will pay seve
cents for fowls, and eight cents &c
in springers for next week
the Miss Gertrude Whiting who has bee
az snending the summer with her relative
the in Ann Arbor, will return to Alma Sci
ow' tember 5, after which she will be read
70 receive her piano pupils. Her stud
gain at "The Naples" will be opened Sc
lent TENDER s.
mall Mrs. w. T. Davies is in Grand Rapi
take this week selecting a stock OF millne
that which she will open up in the east half
the iewelry store owned by MIR. DAVE
e no She will employ an expert trimmer al
t to ask for a share Of the patronage OF 6
!. +. ladies OF Alma and vicinity.
lght Il has been reported that dogs a
last killing sheep around Elwell, sever
TWO farmers in that vicinity and In III
River having been visited by thei
pro. Geo. Sandel had fourteen sheep kill
the recently in one night Those who ov
last dogs in that part Of the county shou
hit Of keep close watch Of them from now
been or they will have some damages TO ps
at In the city items Of the Detroit Eve
ing News of last Tuesday the followi
most appeared: kennel Owners Opdyke a
road, Thompson are searching for the murd
for ers who fed poison to q pair OF fine
light. tiers while the kennel was out for III
rong Cincinnati Queen. worth $500, and His
ches- land sport, worth 800, we're miss
only from the pack and later were found de
from poison" The Mr.. Opdyke ref
ne of red to is nephew Of ]. w. S. Opdy
.atiot of this place. while Mr.. Thompson
has the we'll known member Of the firm
the Thompson & Sanderhoff, our ha
the ware merchants.
and Statistics compiled by the departing
the ~ agriculture at Washington on