Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-07-11

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r ID. Wagner ofIthaca spent Sunday
in Alma.
A w. Brock has several good bargains
in second hand cook stoves
VIM. Howe returned Tuesday night
from his trip TO Omaha, Neb
Mrs. + Barnes of London. Ont, is
visiting her son. Chas Morden
Mrs Geo dip OF Detroit visited her
son. DR. f q. dip. over Sunday.
Marion Fisher has accepted position
as night clerk at the Wright House.
Decatur Colemans little baby has
been quite i'll during the the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Soper returned
home from Flint the first of the week.
Mrs. Dell Teeter of Grand Ledge. is
visiting her sister. Mrs A. M. HuLson
l.. II Hayt returned from a business
trip to Ionia and Grand Rapids Thurs.
day.
David Musk of Allegan visited his son,
Gerret Musk in Alma the first OF the
week
Fay Hall of Shelby spent the Fourth
and over Sunday in Alma with his
parents.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs II Hamp, last
Sunday morning, an eight and one half
pound girl.
Nishawska, Ind, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs j. n Ford
| VIM. Boyer and wife Of South Bend,
Ind spent the Fourth and Sunday with
relatives in Alma
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w Madigsn Of
Saginaw visited relatives in Alma the
latter part Of last week
Mr.. George Dixie Of Wheeling, West
Va. was the guest of Miss Harriet
Butterfield over Sunday.
H. n. Ronald and VIM. Miller left the
first OF the week for Ionia where they
expect 20 remain short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mosher and
daughter. Myrtle, were in North Star
Wednesday to attend the funeral of a
cousin
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Iverson of Lor.
aine, o., who have been visiting rela.
tives near Alma, returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. T. LeMessurier and son, Laur.
ence, OF Detroit visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J f. Sartor. ST., the Fourth
and over Sunday
Miss Pearl Hazelton entertained her
two cousins, Claude Carpenter of Ma.
comb county and John Hazelton Of
EdgewOod, the Fourth,
Mrs. VIM Latimer returned home
from Detroit Monday night. accom-.
panied by her niece, Miss Linda Adams,
who will remain for short time.
+. +. Henderson of Owosso, general
agent for the National Protective So.
ciety of Detroit, was in Alma Wednes-
day and appointed CARTS Brown local
secretary for the society.
From all indications at the time Of our
going TO press yesterday afternoon, the
K. of p. minstrel show advertised for
last night, promised to be big success.
The show will be repeated tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Ransom returned
from Maple Rapids Monday after an
absence of two weeks, during which
time Mr. Ransom had cancer removed
from his neck and Mrs. Ransom two
from her face, by DR.. Bliss of that place.
1.-The Gold Wolf" new serial story
by Max Pemberton, commences in the
July number Of Munsey's Magazine.
This serial il from the pen of the author
of PRO Patria" and the Garden Of th g
Swords " Munsey is sold by Sharrar *
Mulholland, druggists.
The furniture for the new court house
has arrived and the county officers
are moving into their respective rooms
The board Of supervisors will meet in
the new court house for the first time
on Monday, July 81, for the purpose of
formally accepting the work on the
bu 'lding.
Secretary Bromley of the Union Tele-
phone Co. was in Pontiac and Detroit
the first of the week and reports that
arrangements have been perfected
whereby the company's lines will be ex.
tended into Pontiac and from there con.
nections will be made with Detroit as
soon as they can be made with an indie
pendent company in that city.
Sheriff David Shantean OF Toledo
came TO Alma Wednesday night armed
with extradition papers for one Marshal
McFee who had been stopping here for a
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