Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-07-04
Sodas at Sharrar g. Mulhollands are

Bug Finish is the best bug poison on
the market.
III N Ronald returned from Geneva,
Wis on Tuesday.
jack Noble Of Riverdale was in Alma
Wednesday night.
Morris Johnson is spending the
Fourth in Ypsilanti
Miss Mary Butler is visiting friends
in Saginaw this week
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Wright were in
Detroit the first of the week
Mrs. Julia Scott of Dewitt is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. b S. Webb.
Master Lloyd Bennett Of Grand Rapids
is visiting his cousin. DIR. f. q dip
Miss Ola Hart of Wayland, Mich. is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mary McNutt.
Miss Bertha Wagner attended re.
ception in Mt. Pleasant Tuesday night.
1t costs nothing extra for a neck shave
when you get your hair cut at Davis
Bros
Mrs f. o. Kernen has the thanks of
this Office for very handsome bouquet
OF flowers.
A O. Stanton, Alma's new upholster.
er, has an ad IN this issue that may in
terest you.
Trimmed hats still one-third off at
NJ * j Lamborn's. Good assortment
to select from.
Master Lester Sharp assisted Herbert
Milliken in pupils recital at Saginaw
last Monday night
A l. Pratt, the barber, only charges
80 cents for a hair cut and shave and
neck shave thrown in.
Miss Florence Kinney, head trimmer
for Mrs + a Blvins, left on Thursday
for her home in Detroit.
Thos Bromley, Jr secretary Of the
Union Telephone company, was in STAN
ton the first Of the week.
Mrs A Steady of Pellston and Mrs.
Arthur Steere of Entrican are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. + Gongwer.
Mrs. Seth Tubbs, who has been visit.
ing her parents in Benton Harbor, re.
turned home Wednesday night.
Prof. j. W Ewing and wife left the
first of the week for Indianola, Ia,
where they will spend the summer,
Miss Gratta owen of Duplain, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs w. ID.
Wagner, returned home Wednesday.
DR.. Geo. +. Butler attended the meet
ing of the Michigan State Medical Soci-
ETY. in Port Huron the latter part of last
week.
Lansing the first of the week, being
obliged TO quit work on account Of rheu-
matism.
Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Grigsby Of FL
wood, H.. are spending few weeks in
Alma at the home of Mrs. Grigsby's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Caldw well.
In the account of the death Of Rev.
Van Antwerp in the RECORD last week
the types made his last residence to read
! Vestaburg, when we should have said
Vicksburg.
Carson Gray of Ovid is the new bar.
Der at Earl Clark's. He comes well
recommended as first class barber, and
/ is a good snare drummer, valuable &C.
! QUESTION 10 the band.
Uncle" George Bahlke has just com.
pleted parlor table, that for fine work,
is hard to find an equal The table is
made from curly southern pine and is
hand carved throughout 1t was made
/ for his son.
Herbert Milliken. teacher of violin at
Alma college. and his wife left Wednes-
day for Wequetonsiug to spend the
month at their summer cottage. On
August first they will 90 to Denver to
visit friends and expect to return home
/ Sept. /
The l7.year. locusts have been
drowned out near Kalamazoo this year
\ market gardner living near there is
authority for the statement that the
ground is full of the locusts in a larva
state. They are found about two inches
from the top of the ground, where they
have crawled and been drowned by the
floods of the past two weeks.
A young boy about thirteen years OF
age, by the name of Robert Bartlett, fell
from porch at l.. II Mapes' residence
last Wednesday breaking the bones of hii
left arm in two places. DR.. Bagley wa'
called and reduced the fracture. The
boys home is in Riverdale but he haC
been working for MIR. Mapes in the beef
fields and on Wednesday IL was raining
so that no work could be done. The boy
. was Ginning onto the house, hence the
, accident.
The Knights Of Pythias biz
double minstrel show opened at TN,
+ Grand Monday evening under the mos