Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-07-31

day.
Mrs. G.. S. Ward is on the sick list
this week.
See the new sailors for 100 and Mrs.
w. L. Davies
Miss Ariadne McLaren is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. S. Fink visited friends in st.
Louis Wednesday
Mrs. Geo. Sharrar is numbered among
the sick this week.
Delon Fleming, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in Alma Wednesday.
Best 81. 90 alarm clocks at j. p. Lo.
sey's sale, for 10 cents.
Mrs. II. G. Pulfrey returned from
Frankfort Saturday,
ID. o. Anderson spent Sunday with
friends in Mt. Pleasant.
Miss CLARA Skidmore. OF Lapeer, is
visiting Mrs. Clinton Wood.
Mrs. Il. @. Turck returned to her
home in Chicago, Thursday.
Editor Tucker, of the Gratiot County
Orlie Ashcroft, of Kalamazoo, is now
employed at +. +. Pollasky's.
Miss Olive Smith left Wednesday for
visit with friends in Jackson
Miss Mabel Morey left Wednesday for
visit with friends in Battle Creek.
Jas. Baker, OF Grand Rapids, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. b. n. McCul-
Tough.
Thos. Gaffney, Clarence and E. A.
Clark attended the races in Saginaw
Wednesday.
Mrs A. j. Foster left Thursday for
visit with relatives and friends in Lam
sing and Williamson.
Miss Mabel Smith is enjoying vaca.
ton from her duties as compositor in
The Record Office this week.
Mrs. Eugene belong, who has been
visiting her parents in Howard City
returned home Wednesday.
Orson Cook, who has been visiting his
son, Prof. A. p. Cook, returned to his
home in Hudson, o., Thursday.
Misses Helen Scattergood and Jessie
Tucker, who have been visiting in Read
ing, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. L. II. Hayt left Monday for a
few days visit with relatives and
friends in Henderson and Owosso.
Miss Clara Looper, Of Belding, who
was visiting Mrs. J. A. Watson, re.
turned home the first of the week.
Mrs. JAS. A. Baker, OF Lansing who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. T.
w. Marsh, returned home Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. A. O. Baker, of Stras'
burg o., are visiting at the homes OF
Ed Ferris and l.. @. Wright this week
Benefits is the coolest place in towr
TO eat ice cream and soda. Their cleo
trio fans do the business without extra
charge.
Second annual clearance sale at j. =
Losey's August to August 20. One
fourth off on all regular stock excep
watches.
Twenty-Five tickets were sold at thi
station for Frankfort and Crystal LAX,
last Sunday and 90 for Saginaw anC
Bay City.
Mrs. II. Tanley of Toronto, Can. who
has been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Montigel returned home
Wednesday.
Prof. j. T. Ewing left Monday on a
trip to Ashley and other places in the
south part of the county in the interests
of the college.
Clarence Vliet, an employe of the gov.
eminent printing office at Washington,
was in Alma Tuesday visiting his cous.
in, w. G. Vliet.
Melvin Godfrey has entered the EN-.
ploy of Pratt & Goodell for the purpose
of acquiring the art of welding the
razor properly.
Mrs. p n. Bland returned home from
Detroit "Wednesday night accompanied
by Mrs. O. b. Noyes, who will remain
as her guest for couple of weeks.
The Central Michigan Produce com.
pany have had long distance Bell tele-
phone placed in their Office this week
for convenience in talking to New York
City.
+. b. Oulette. of Mt. Pleasant, was in
Alma Tuesday on his way to Saginaw
to attend the races. Mr.. Oulette was
employed as bookkeeper for the Union
Telephone company last winter.
]. M. Montigel is fast getting his ma.
chine shop and other departments of the
business back into as good shape as be-
fore the fire which destroyed every thing,
and it will all be equipped in first-olass
condition. The latest addition is q
foundry room which is now being built.
A meeting OF the newly elected school
board was held last Wednesday and the