Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-02

Bert woodward was In Saginaw Mon.
day.
DR.. and Mrs. f. G.. dip were In Sag.
inaw Tuesday.
Bayard Church, of st. Louis, was in
Alma Monday.
Mrs. s. b. Heron was in Riverdale
the first OF the week.
Miss 8. b. Marsh returned to her home
in Charlotte Saturday.
Leon McMannis spent Sunday with
relatives in Muskegon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lignian spent Sun.
day with relatives in Ithaca.
Chas. Davis. OF Kansas City, was in
Alma the latter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Thum; spent
Sunday with relatives at Newark Center.
New hats are being shown every day
at Mrs. Bivins' millinery establish
ment.
Floyd Glass, of Mason, visited his
parents the latter part of last week and
vefsunday,
Mrs. Leroy Hulburd, Of Roswell, Ga,
spent Sunday in Alma at the home of
A. +. Mulholland.
Miss Bertha Spicer left Monday for q
short visit with relatives and friends in
Port Huron and Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Tallman, OF Ma.
son. visited at the home of Israel Wolfe
the latter part Of last week.
A face massage will clear your face Of
pimples and blackheads. and give you
a good complexion. Try Davis Bros.
A. N. Gross, of Mancelona, has moved
to Alma for the purpose Of educating
his son at the college. Mr.. Cross is q
painter and decorator by trade.
Mrs. Chas. Lane and two children,
Achey and Harold Metcalf, returned
last Saturday from Petoskey, where
they have been spending the summer.
Smith & Glass cordially invite every.
body to call at their store Friday and
Saturday of this week and see a Coles
hot blast burner, soft coal right, gas
and all.
The day OF sports at Elm Hall last
Saturday was complete success in
every way. The ball game between
the Riverdale and Sumner mines was
won by the former.
Neatly printed invitations have been
issued from this office for the marriage
Of VIM. +. Youngs to Miss Irene Lewis
at the home Of the brides parents in
Summer township on Wednesday, DC.
tober IA
Geo. Fullerton, who has been work.
ing in Bedding the greater part of the
summer, was in Alma last week, but on
Monday returned to his work, which he
expects will keep him there about one
week longer.
A couple Of freight cars were derailed
at Breckenridge Wednesday night and
train from Saginaw on the p. NJ, due
due here at 6:l2 was three hours late in
consequence.
BILLY" Clark's minstrels were greeted
with good house last Friday night and
the company was deserving of good
patronage. The band and orchestra was
good while the performance was above
the average. BILLY" Clark is whole
show in himself
A party OF ladies, all members of the
w. r. O., consisting Of Mesdames Fran
els Hawley, NJ. A. Ransom, NJ. J. Rob-
inson, Chester Walker, Orlando Sharp,
Amelia Wilbur, w. w. Rollin, A. O.
Davis and Orilla Smith, left Tuesday
morning for Ovid to attend the annual
district convention of the order
H. 7. Woodland has had bills printed
at The Record office announcing an auc.
ton sale OF live stock. farming imple-
ments, ETC., on his farm at Cedar Cor
ners on Tuesday, October 10, with
free lunch at noon. O. E. Chandler
the "Big Auctioneer," of Butternut,
will have charge Of the sale. - -
w. f. Bradley, general superintend
emit Of the Ann Arbor, M. d. Foley,
assistant superintendent and o. ID.
Richards, chief engineer, together with
w. J. McWain, signal inspector Of the
p. NJ, were in Alma Tuesday arrang.
ing for an automatic switch and signal
apparatus to be used in connection with
the side tracks for the Central Michigan
Produce company and the Alma Manu-.
featuring company.
A fair sized audience greeted A. A.
Farland the banjoist, at the opera house
last Monday night andlthose who were
in attendance got their moneys worth.
Farland is certainly an artist Of high