Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-05-08
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+. j. Ray was in Detroit Tuesday.
j. NJ. Montigel was in Bay City Tues
day
j w. How'd of Ithaca was in Ain
Monday
M. &. J. Lamborn's street hats viii
suit You.
Furnished Rooms" signs for sale a
this office.
ID. V. Hubbell was in Stanton
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Ferguson spen
Sunday in Saginaw.
L +. Timby was home over Sunday
and the first of the week.
Forty tickets were sold at this station
for Bay City last Sunday.
All street hats at special prices al
Vermeulen's on Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Mosher returned from
Mathewson Monday night.
Miss Elesnora NJ. Hill spent Sunday
with relatives near Saginaw.
w. A. Bake went to Battle Greek
Tuesday on short business trip.
NJ. l.. Durham, of Grand Rapids, ID
visit ting relatives in Alma this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f N Chadwick visited
friends near Shepherd last Sunday.
Mrs John Fatty and Miss Carrie
Gongwer were in Saginaw Monday.
w. @. Vliet left Monday on short
business trip to Cadillac and Manistee.
Mrs. p n. Bland left last Saturday
for weeks visit with friends in De.
troit.
The Breckenridge Clarion has added a
new job press to the equipment of the
office
II L. Burroughs, OF Bay City, visited
his sister, Mrs. A. X. McLuney, over
Sunday.
Miss Daisy Skillman went to Mt.
Pleasant Thursday for short visit
with friends
A. II. Hodgkinson is in Ferris Center
this week with his moving outfit NOV
ing couple Of large buildings.
w. s. Bogart and Robert Murker left
Monday for Detroit to attend the grand
encampment of the l. O. O. F.
Mrs. G. f. Wilson left last Saturday
for visit with her husband in Oxford,
and with relatives and friends in Detroit
and Saginaw.
Advertising car No. of Forepaugh
Sells shows passed through Alma Mon.
day night on the Pere Marquette to
Grand Rapids.
The Ann Arbor will run another one
OF its popular excursions TO Toledo next
Sunday. The round trip fare from
Alma is $3.50.
Mrs. Jerry Mack, who has been visit.
ing her parents near Alma during the
past winter, left last Saturday for her
home in Bay City.
The illustrated songs by the Kelly
Merry Makers are worth double the price
of admission. AT the opera house the
balance Of the week.
Howard NORM, for the past year an
employe of this office, left last Monday
for st. Joseph, Mo-, where he has a
position on daily paper
Joseph Ray has the contract for lay.
ing $50 rods of IS inch tile along the
road southeast Of Alma where the
Wright q Miller drain is being deepen.
ed and cleaned out.
The committee having in charge the |
for the Woodmen field |
lay, have decided upon August Goth
or the date. The program and com.
nittees will be announced later.
The masons and bricklayers at the
old storage plant were idle the first
hree days Of the week on account of
ack of material, but were enabled TO
tart work again Thursday morning.
Miss Hall, of Boston, who has been
listing at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. J.
1. Lancashire for several weeks. left
ionday for her home. expecting to stop
{ Erie, Pa, for short visit with
riends
s b. Heron returned last Saturday
light from his trip to the State OF Wash.
lgton. Mr.. Heron reports that bust.
ess is very quiet in the west. especially
! the numbering districts, nearly all of
he single mills having closed down.
The Ideal Entertainers did not enter. {
lin at the opera house last Monday {
iRht for the reason that there were not I
sufficient number of people in the audi. q
ice. Only between ten and fifteen .
sople were present and their money a
as paid back at the door .
The reports from the local nimrods =
no have been in quest Of the elusive o
out since the opening of the season, u
g to the effect that the weather is too
Id for them to bite very good as yet. 1
few catches are reported. but very a
iall in number.
DR.. Geo. +. Butler left last Friday for 81
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