Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-06-20

w A. Leet OF Ithaca was in Alma
Tuesday.
Bug Finish is the best bug poison on
the market.
Jas q Kress of Ithaca was in Alma
"Wednesday.
Chas Carnahan OF Mt Pleasant was
in Alma Tuesday.
Bert Hayes. DR.. is home from Pitts
burg, Pa this week.
Fred Bradford returned from K,la
mazoo the first Of the week.
Miss Gratta Owen Of Duplain is visit
ing her sister. Mrs w ID Wagner
O. w. Weeks was in Gilmore and
Lakeview on business this week.
OF course you need a lawn mower and
you should know that Brock keeps
hem.
O. Ii Chase, formerly editor OF the
J Gratiot County Journal. was in Alma
} Monday.
MIR and Mrs. r. A. Ely attended this
reunion of the Sth Mich. Inft in Flint
Wednesday.
A. X McLuney returned to tAlma
Tuesday having recovered from his
recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall Of Eaton
: Rapids are visiting his brother, A. j.
; Hall, this week.
The Alma band expects 60 20 TO
Owosso June 26 10 attend and take part
In the band tournament at that ;place.
Mesdames A J. Hall and J. S Caple
entertained number of their lady
friends on Saturday afternoon Of last
; week at the home of the former
l. II Hayt returned home Tuesday
night. Mr. Hayt was suddenly called
home from California by the recent
death of his father at Henderson
: d. T. Altenberg of Ithaca and Miss
> Blanche Troop of St. Louis were mar
ried az the home Of the brides parents
in that city last Tuesday afternoon. J
Prof. Milliken, Dudley Tinker and A.
w Davis assisted in the annual concert
given by the music department of the
Mt. Pleasant State Normal School last
Monday night.
Mrs J. f Lathrop having sold her
store building TO w. T. Davies, the
ieweler, wishes 20 close ont her milli-
merry stock regardless of cost All goods
must positively be closed out by July
i 18th.
Theodore Marsh is entertaining his
parents Rev. and Mrs. A Marsh. his
uncle, DR. T. ID Marsh. aud Mesdames
Wm and Harry Widdicomb. all of
, Grand Rapids, this week during com.
mencement.
+ \. Chadwick sprung new ice
wagon on his customers Wednesday
morning Ii is very handsome rig,
, but it not known what influence it will
have on the price Of ice during the com.
ing hot season.
q. Mrs Martha Brewer and Miss Della
+. Hill of Canada, whe have been visiting
Vim. Hill, nephew OF the former and
brother of the latter, left on Wednesday
, for An Sable where they will visit other
i. relatives short time before returning
, home.
d A. II Brown has under cultivation
d $50 acres of beets in the part Of the
: farming community located two miles
e west and two miles north Of Alma, and
n he is experiencing hard time TO secure
: labor TO care for the crop. He was in
Saginaw the first Of the week engaging
+. help but has no, been able to get enough
n as yet.
S On Monday last the Pere Marquette
g section men found a gentlemans hat
d near the track between Alma and St.
5 Louis. We understand that an Alma
o excursion enthusiast lost his lid the eve.
n ming previous while returning from
e Saginaw and we take this manner of
e advertising il for him. The notice does
not cost anything.
: IL is two whole weeks yet before the
{ Glorious Fourth is 10 be celebrated
y throughout this broad land of ours and
y it would seem as though young America
a could stand il for that length Of time be-
3. fore beginning demonstrations, but
=, from the evidences on our streets during
,. the past week il appears as though such
z was not the case. Perhaps little ad.
vice from the marshal, or parents OF
y these youngsters might be Of some ser.
5 vice in stopping the nuisanceland per.
e haps prevent few runaway accidents.
Missouri is not state that at first
thought would strike Michigan man
, as a land of milk and honey, and where
, the lazy hum of the humble bee and the