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

Mrs. l.. o. Ellison is visiting relatives
in Ovid.
A good piano for rent Inquire Of l..
A. Sharp. i224-tf
Mrs. II. A. Travis is visiting relatives
in Petoskey.
Mrs. Harley Buck is visiting relatives
in Petoskey.
Mrs. II. G. Pulfrey is visiting rela.
tives in Saginaw.
A good suite Of nine rooms for rent
Apply at this office.
A good work horse for sale cheap. In
quire OF Charles Pringle.
Commissioner G. +. Pike OF Ithaca
was in Alma Wednesday.
Miss Lady Freer of Hastings is visit
ing relatives in Alma this week.
A. NJ. Wilson of Macomb, N Y, is
visiting his brother, V. NJ. Wilson.
Watson Irwin of Princeton, N. j.,
visited friends in Alma over Sunday
Nearly everybody has seen it. They
all like it. Rooms II and Is opera house
block.
Misses Rose and Sadie Messenger gave
a lawn parry on Thursday last to about
40 young ladies.
j A. Bittner. our florist. has the
thanks OF the RECORD for a handsome
bouquet Of flowers.
Miss Ida Dunlap OF Nashville. KY, is
visiting relatives in Alma and attending
the Adventist campmeeting.
DIR. and Mrs. II. B. Nichols Of Pulte.
ney, n. Y, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. O. r. Brown this week.
Lawrence Ellison has rented the Full.
lerton house on Park.st. and will com.
mence housekeeping at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Ingersoll are visit.
ting relatives in Owosso this week.
They made the trip in their automobile.
Miss Rose Marvin returned last Mon
day from two weeks vacation and is
again keeping books for The Hayt &
Pierce %.
Joe McCarty, who went 20 Texas last
spring with his father aud remained
with him until his death, returned to
Alma last Friday.
w. w. Caple gave a party in the
opera house on Thursday evening of
last week in honor of his cousin from
Aberdeen. n. D., who was visiting him
II. j. Vermeulen and f. H. Clemens
left last Wednesday for Detroit, New
York and Chicago to purchase new fall
goods for the Vermeulen Department
Store.
A farewell reception was rendered
Rev. and Mrs. n I Hafer in the recep.
tion room at the Baptist church last Mon
day night by the members of the church
and their friends
Poultry Poultry w. f Wilson will
take poultry on Thursday and Saturday
OF each week delivered at his house one
block south of college, and will pay seven
cents for fowls, and eight cents for
springers for next week.
Labor day celebrations in Owosso and
Saginaw took quite few Alma people
TO both of those places last Monday.
Sixty five tickets were sold at this sta.
tion for Saginaw and forty.four for
Owosso. The band went TO Saginaw
and furnished music for the occasion at
that place.
/ John Alexander Dowie at present is
receiving as much attention perhaps as
any man in this country, with the ex.
ceptions OF our public officials, from the
new spapers and literary magazines. In
Sept ember Munsey is told what is being
done in the way OF building a city on
the shore Of Lake Michigan. Munsey is
sold by Sharrar & Mulhollsnd. druggists.
We are in receipt of the announce.
ment of the marriage of Frances Dustin
Adams to Rev. b. Scott Bates at the
home Of the brides parents in Perrys-
burg O on Wednesday, August 81 Both
OF the contracting parties are graduates
OF Alma college and we'll known
to people the Of Alma. The happy coup
lie will be at home after October LIST,
at Hebron, H., where Rev. Bates has a
pastorate. The RECORD joins with their
many Alma friends in extending con-
gratulations.
Isl Plunksrd," headed by the young
Yankee comedian, j .. Lewis and a tai
ented company OF stars will appear in
this city at the opera house Tuesday,
Sept. 8. The comedy has been entirely
rewritten this season by the well known
author Robt G. Morris. New dialogue,
new situations, new scenic and mechan-
ical effects have been added, making it
one OF the funniest up-to date farce com.
edes before the public, and will be pre-.
scented by a company OF comedians and