Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26

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Wednesday.
M. 81 j. Landlords hat sale continues
till the 4th.
Mrs. b. w. Ellison visited friends in
Ithaca Thursday.
Prosecuting Attorney Salter, OF Itha.
ca, was in Alma Tuesday.
Mrs. L A. Bagley and daughter visited
relatives in Ithaca Thursday.
Sixty.three tickets were sold for To-
ledo at this station last Sunday.
Miss Lillian Prior, OF Belding. is visit
ing Miss Mile Tucker this week.
Harry Foster, OF Chesaning, visited
his brother, A. J. Foster. Tuesday.
DIR. A. +. Bruske was in Detroit and
Marine City Wednesday and Thursday
OF this week.
Forty-six tickets were sold at this sta.
triot Thursday.
Miss Kate Mcnamara visited friends in
Mt. Pleasant the latter part of last week
and over Sunday.
Mrs w. T. Davies is offering her en-
tire line of hats at greatly reduced
prices for a few days.
Mrs. Jas. l.. Edwards has the thanks
of the editor of The Record for a box Of
the finest strawberries yet seen this sea-
son..
Rev. @. +. Blanchard of Big Rapids,
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo w. Blanchard, a few days Of
this week.
Miss Josephine Emmer, Of Adrian,
who has been visiting relatives in Alma
during the past ten days, returned home
Wednesday.
A bright and energetic boy can secure
a good position at this office and at the
same time learn the printers trade.
Apply at once.
Mrs. w. K. Pringle. who has been
visiting her son, L. +. Pringle, for a
short time, returned to her home in De.
troit Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Case left Thurs.
day for Lalnsburg, Williamson and
Brighton on a short trip, combining
business with pleasure.
Rev. o. + Scott has been in Alma this
week assisting his mother in arranging
to move to Grayling where AIR. Scott is
preaching this summer
Miss Hattie Woodward, who has been
teaching in the schools OF Champion
u p, during the past year., is home
spending the summer vacation with her
parents.
Mrs. w. B. Axtell and children, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
for several weeks. left Wednesday fol-
their home in Petoskey, accompanied
by Mrs. A. L. Butterfield's two little
nieces, Josephine and lola Martin.
Mrs. S. Messenger and daughter, Mis-.
Messenger, went to Battle Creek Tues.
day 70 attend the meeting of the State
Teachers association. Miss Messenger
went as representative from Alma anC
Wednesday rendered a piano solo on the
program
The Alma Manufacturing company,
building is being rushed along at a rapid
rate. The walls for the one story build
ings are completed and those for tn,
Two story building are ready to COM
mence at the second floor.
The BARRIERS of Alma have decided &
close their shops at IL O'Clock m.. stand
ard time, on Saturday, July 4th. In
order to accommodate the Saturday
trade they will remain open until /:
O'CLOCK on Friday night.
On Saturday last, Melvin Yerian
brother of E. s. Yerian, returned from
Salt Lake City, where he has been fol
some time. He expects to reside on hi.
farm seven miles southwest Of Alma
Mr.. Yerian is much improved in health
the western climate having agreed with
him.
Theodore Nelson, of Newton Center
Mass, arrived in Alma last Saturday
night and will spend the sammer here
Mr.. Nelson expects to go onto the nava
training ship, now in curse OF equip
ment, as soon as completed, which 1t i
expected will be sometime in September
Miss Blanche Woodward, who ha
been teaching music in the publ
schools of Park City, Utah, during tn
, past year. is home spending the summe
vacation with her parents. Miss Wood
ward has been re elected for the sam,
position next year at an increase o
salary from $50 to 800 per month. A
there were only five out OF the twelv
, teachers re elected for next year Mis-
Woodward feels quite highly compli
mented.
Miss Hattie Vandercook, younges
4 daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Van
dercook, of st Louis, was married {
9 Mr.. j. +. Bole, superintendent of tn
! Duraud schools, at the home of tn
r brides parents on Wednesday Of thi
week. The newly married couple wer
accompanied from st. Louis to Alma {
take the train that afternoon by a nun
Der OF their friends who made thing
I; interesting for them in the way of cor
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