Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-09-05

Mrs. 4. j. Alverson left on Tuesday
for Petoskey.
Fred Soule is visiting friends in Bay
City this week.
VIM Demuth was in Toledo the latter
part OF last week.
J. b. Parker is in Petoskey seeking re.
lief from the hay fever.
MIR. and Mrs. Justin Gill returned
from Frankfort Wednesday.
Marcus Pollasky OF Detroit visit ed
relatives in Alma this week
Miss Jessie Tucker has the thanks Of
this office for lovely bouquet Of
flowers.
Miss Fannie Dalrymple of Ithaca was
the guest OF Miss Myrtle Mosher over
Sunday.
Fletcher Booth left Monday night for
Ionia where he expects to remain for a
short time.
K. Mills has fitted up a work shop
in the building owned by him opposite
the postoffice.
Mrs Belle Edgar and daughter. Ber-
tina, of North Baltimore, o.. are visiting
W. Mosher and family
The Misses M. a. j. Lamborn left
yesterday morning for Detroit 60 select
their fall line Of millinery.
II you want bargain in building
lot call on Mrs. j. o. Stone at l.. b
Quick's, Alma. Must sell. 2wkss
Miss Mary Eichbaum, who has been
visiting her parents in Alma, returned
to Morganton, NO, Wednesday.
The next time you come to town, call
at rooms II and IS opera house block
and see something you have never seen
before-free show
Last Sunday proved to be the largest
excursion day ever in the history Of AL
ma Agent Winchell sold an even 1876
tickets for Toledo
You don't have to order Globe Dab
inet-we don't care-but come and see
it while you have the chance Rooms II
and IS opera house block
DON'T fail to see the cou ntry band par.
ade made by }. G. Lewis Isl Plunkard"
Co.. band on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Watch
for it, it's funnier than a circus.
Mrs A c. Gardner and sons, Lloyd
and Dee, left Saturday for their hone in
Ohio after three weeks visit with her
father and mother MIR. and Mrs. John
Durham.
Mrs. Della Rhodes and Mrs. Lottie
Tibbits OF Bloomingdale, Mich, visited
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
Rollin the latter part Of last week and
over Sunday.
Charles l. Morras and Miss Mary
Chamberlain were married in Ferris,
Moutcalm county, on Saturday evening
OF last week, Elder j. w. Mann of Riv.
erdale, officiating.
Geo. Bahlke was in Saginaw over Sun.
day visiting relatives and returned
Monday night accompanied by Mrs
Bahlke who had been visiting there for
the past ten days
Mr. and Mrs l.. A Sharp accompanied
their daughter, Velma, to Detroit Tues
day where she enters the Detroit Con.
servatory of Music for a course in piano
under Prof. Jonas
Last Monday was the largest day for
business at the baggage department Of
the union depot ever recorded in Alma.
Baggageman Chadwick handled 5l5
pieces of baggage, in and out inclusive,
during the day.
Have you been thinking how you
would like kitchen cabinet? They are
as necessary as cook stove Come and
see our sample on exhibition 80 you will
know how 70 get ours very easily.
Globe Cabinet office, rooms II and Is
opera house block
Floyd VsnWegen, the little fve-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer VanWeg.
! GU tuhu us rex DIOhcu dkhlu lhst hOIuhy
night This is the fifth time the little
fellows legs have been broken dur.
ing his short life. The bones Of the legs
do not seem to possess any strength at
all but break without hardly any cause
Mrs VanWegen took the little fellow
to Belding Tuesday where she will re.
main with her parents until the child is
able &c walk again.
Another change has been made in the
railroad employees at this place whereby
II. j. Winchell. for several years the
popular passenger agent at the union
depot, will take charge Of the freight
department of the Pere Marquette,
A. l. Butterheld having resigned his DO.
sition. Byron Rockwell, formerly assist
ant at the A. A. freight office at this
place, will be Mr. Winchell's assistant,
while VIM belong will take Mr.. Rock.
wells place at the A. A. Mr.. Butter
field is expecting 20 engage in business