Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-10-09

w. n. bhnlke was In Lansing In ur6.
day.
Rev. w. X. Spencer was in Saginaw
Monday.
Miss Rose Marvin was in Saginaw
Thurday.
An apprentice boy wanted at once at
at this office.
Mrs. Geo. w. Moore visited relatives
in st. Louis Thursday
O. II. Decker is spending a week with
relatives in Plainwell, O.
Have your eyes tested with the amet.
ropometer at j. =. Losey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Cheney returned
Wednesday night from Detroit.
Mrs. L. w. Marsh left Wednesday for
few days visit with friends in Flint.
new line Of serviceable hats lust in
at M. 81 j. Lamborn's. Come and see
them.
Mrs. O. l.. Williams left Wednesday
for short visit with relatives in Ann
Arbor.
Mrs. Mary +. May and Miss Pearl
May spent Tuesday with friends in st.
Louis.
Now is the time to leave your order
with Mrs. Bivins for your winter mil.
linery.
Miss Kate Carpenter left Tuesday for
short visit with friends in Ionia and
Pewamo.
Every farmer and business man in the
county should have one of those Record
atlas maps.
Mrs. j. s. Caple left Wednesday for
visit with relatives in Toledo and other
points in Ohio.
Mrs. w. E. Wilson, of Mt. Pleasant,
spent Sunday in Alma at the home of
" NJ Wilson.
Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Grigsby, of
Mt. Pleasant, visited relatives in Alma
the first of the week.
The ladies of Alma can always find
the neatest and latest creations in MILL.
merry at Mrs. w. T. Davies.
j. M. Montigel left Wednesday night
on a few days business trip to Mt
Pleasant, Glare and McBain.
Mrs. w. K. Hanson left last Friday
for her home in Manistique, having re-
covered from her recent illness.
Thos. Smith, Of Alma, and Miss Edna
Hull, of Big Rapids, were married in
Elm Hall on Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Bowman left
wednesday for a ten days visit with
relatives and friends in Ashtabula, O.
L. j. Blair, of Elm Hall, was among
the number who took the Ann Arbor
excursion train for Ohio on Wednesday.
Mrs. .. M. Blanchard and two child.
rem, of Cleveland, o., spent Sunday and
the first of the week at the home of S.
G. Pierce.
Oanvassers wanted in every town
ship and village in Gratiot county to
sell the only map of the county ever
published.
j. T. Losey has added an ametropo-
meter to the optical equipment Of his
store. Eyes are accurately tested with
his instrument.
Eugene Tinker, who has been visiting
ais parents during the past few weeks.
to his studies at the Michigan
Mining school Thursday.
Mrs. John Russell, of Grand Ledge.
Mrs. Jacob Best, Of Shepherd, and Fred
Russell. of Mt. Pleasant, visited at the
lome Of A. J. O'Boyle on Thursday.
Rev. j. r. Wooton went to Ovid
Thursday to fill the pulpit Of his new
barge on Sunday. he expects to move
lis family there sometime next week.
Mrs. M. j. kits has returned to Alma
nd opened dressmaking parlors in the
1msley house on Water sc one block
outh OF Superior. Ladies please call.
j. w. Busby, who has been in Alma
urlng the past two weeks buying hay,
eft on Wednesday for his home in Mt.
ii!ead, O., but expects to return here in
short time.
A reception was rendered to about.4O
Dung people at the home of L. A.
HARP on State-st last Wednesday eve. :
ing by the young peoples classes of the !
BAPTIST church.
l.. II. Mapes has some blackberry
ushes that are working over time this .
ear. Some extra large and handsome
erries were picked off them one day the .
rst OF the week. .
Two fine concerts, a ecture by the
rince OF platform orators, high class
Illustrated lecture and combined.mus.
,al and literary entertainment, all for
l .O0. See canvassers.
The Indictment weather last week put
damper. as it were, upon..the fair at
ithaca, and the attendance was below
ne average in consequence. Insult.
ent advertising of the right kind I'M.
oubtedly was another reason.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ McLaren left }
Wednesday for short visit with their }