Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-15
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Mrs Theodore Nelson spent Sunday
in Saginaw.
John X Wilson OF St. Louis was in
Alma Tuesday.
VIM. Latimer and family spent Sun.
day at Crystal
A good suite of nine rooms for rent.
Apply at this office.
Robert Farrough of Big Rapids was
in Alma Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Funston visited friends
in Forest Hill Thursday,
Mrs NJ Gray was quite i'll the first OF
the week but al present is convalescinP.
Mrs. VIM Ray of Grand Rapids Is
visiting her sister, Mrs ID w. Adams.
MIR. and Mrs y +. Marsacof Saginaw
are visiting relatives in Alma this week.
Mrs r. d Lemen Of Shepherd visited
relatives in Alma the first Of the week.
Don't FAM TO attend the big Labor Day
celebration az Owosso, Monday, Sept lst
Miss Margaret Pringle of Detroit IL
visiting az the home of her brother T
T. Pringle
Harold Wilson left Tuesday fora Wis
II with his brother in Belding ana faith
er i'm Ionia
To receive one Of those large photos If
Siedler's, get your barberiug done at
Davis Bro.
Rev. @ Il. Jones Of Independence,
Kas., spent Sunday with his cousin,
Geo Abbott.
Mrs L Cole Of Leaton who has been
visiting her son, r. O.. Fisher, returned
home Monday.
W. d. Rhodes left last Tuesday for
OtsePo comfy, y Y. t. attend the
funeral OF hi, sister.
". $. Turck left Tuesday for Chicago
where he will remain a couple Of weels
having his eyes treated
!. p. Taft has traded his property in
Alma for farm i'm Midland county and
will move onto the same
Mrs Geo. Mead and son of Ashley Wis.
tied relatives in Alma the latter part Of
last week and over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Wagner left last Friday
for a short visit in williamson before
going 10 her new home in Detroit.
Mrs E. D. Pierce, who has been Wis.
ting her sister, Mrs. ' NJ Wilson, re.
turned 10 her home in Chatham, ont
Wednesday
See the Globe Cabinet before You pass
Judgment, then we know what your
verdict will be- II is the Cabinet You
need. Others have thought So.
Nieajah Douglas of Ferris, Montcalm
county. has purchased the Stevens
property in the north part of town and
will move to Anna in a short time.
Money TO loan. money to burn, money
10 feed the horses for hay. "A Million.
aire Tramp" Opera house tonight
Reserved seats on sale at Sharrar & MIL.
hollands
1t is reported that the beet sugar acre.
age for each factory in Michigan Is from
20 to 80 per cent. larger this year than
ever before About AN average crop is
expected, the excessive rainy weather
Notwithstanding.
DR.. MUNICH, the old reliable specialist,
has great success in treating chronic
diseases II you are not in perfect
health call on him at Hotel Arcadia, Sat-
urday, August 30 Cures guaranteed,
so you run no risk.
Secretary Of State Warner has refused
to receive for record. 80 business can be
done in Michigan, articles Of association
of tho Preferred Tontine Mercantile Co.,
of Kansas City The secretary Is con.
WINGED that it is another diamond con.
tract concern.
An Owosso man told reporter for one
of the local papers that he had walked
several miles out into the country this
week looking for work and hadn't been
able 10 find any He must have gone
out at midnight then, for no Michigan
farmer is letting men who want work
get by him just at present. Not much;
he is offering them high wages aud the
fat Of the land TO eat, and glad to get
them at that. We know that Farmer
Woodward offered men 81 o. per day and
board to work in his oat field this week
and at that had hard lime securing
help.
AS was announced in the RECORD a
short time ago, Q. O. Trask, the organ.
izer and until this spring the business
manager OF the Union Telephone com
pany. left here for Springfield, Mo, for
the purpose Of interesting the people of
that place in the telephone business.
That he has been successful is proven by
the fact that last week a company was
organized with capital stock of $780,