Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-03
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w. II. Worswick was III Saginaw ihuis
day.
NJ. Medler was in Edmore Wednes-
day.
New duck French sailors at Mrs. Biv-
ms.
!. w. Glass was in Mason the first of
the week.
Miss Lancashire went to Saginaw
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Davies spent Mon
day in Crystal.
Mrs. A. l.. Vought, of Durand, was in
Alma Tuesday.
Mrs. J. c. Bright was in Saginaw the
first of the week.
Have YOU tried the famous Rocking
ham dairy cream?
Mrs. VIM. Hannah spent the first OF
the week i'll Saginaw.
Good assortment of street hats at re-
duced prices at I.amborn S.
+. B. Green, of Grand Rapids, is i'll
Alma for few days this week.
Advertising car No. ? for the Barnum
& Bailey circus was in Alma Tuesday.
7. c. Hawley is reported as improving
somewhat from his recent long illness.
The Capital Broom Co. has sold large
shipment of brooms TO the Iona reform
atory.
Miss Cora Bennett, of Grand Rapids,
visited friends in Alma over Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Hazel Baxter has gone to Horton
Vile where she will spend the summer
with her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Niblack, of Read
ing, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. a.
b. Scattergood,
Vern Buskard has entered a. l.. Pratt
employ who will teach him the art OF
welding the razor.
l.. l.. Colburn left last Tuesday for
remain for his health.
Those Raven chocolates at 80 cents
per pound beat them all. Sold at the
New York Fruit Store.
Justice Chadwick has recovered from
his recent illness sufficiently TO again at
tend to his court duties.
Mrs. Walter A. Clark, of Howell, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Miss Gertrude
Clark, of the Union school.
Special prices on fruits and candies for
picnic parties at the New York Fruit
Store NJ. B. Pierce, proprietor, =
Otis Skunk drew the oil painting be-
longing TO the lady in Lansing which the
firemen raffled off Tuesday night.
Supt. and Mrs. A. +. Rockwell enter
tanned Mrs. Rockwell's mother, Mrs. w
II. Smith, of Howell, over Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Hannah and Mrs. Ra-
chel Gee were called TO Mt. Pleasant We'd
nesday to attend the funeral OF a relative.
Al. O'Boyle was appointed sexton of
Riverside cemetery in place of w. O..
Thomas, deceased, at the last meeting of
the council.
Miss Alice Thompson returned Wednes-
dav night from East Tawas where she has
been teaching in the public schools dur
ing the past year.
Albert Mangus was taken to the county
Jail by tndersheriif Button on Monday
where he will remain until his case is
called up in circuit court.
w. w. Kinch has secured an increase
of pension 10 So per month for Richard
Dykeman and an increase 10 SO per
month for Frank Francisco.
Max I.ichteneur visited relatives in
Greenville over Sunday, returning home
Monday night accompanied by Mrs.
Lichteneur who remained until Thursday.
Mrs. George Wooleber returned to her
home in Sheridan Wednesday accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Mary T..
Rogers, who will make her home with
her daughter.
Mr.. Samuel r. Gaines, who will assist
in making the commencement work OF
Alma college a success, has a bright,
pleasing voice, good enunciation and in
telligent delivery.
Edward Cox, of Ithaca, is rustling bag
| gage at the union depot in the place OF
Baggageman Hodgskinson, who expects
to leave next Monday for Breckenridge
| Mimi, on a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Jas. Moore and little daughter,
who have been quite i'll for several weeks,
are recovering as fast as possible and
have been able to dispense with the ser
vices of the nurse Mrs Isabelle Yerian.
Harry Schivers struck an excellent
| flow of water last Wednesday at % feet
on the village we'll west of the Hotel Ar
| cada. Work has been commenced oppo-
site the public building on the second
we'll
At the last meeting of the council a
resolution was passed limiting the dis
lance of the fire team from the public
building to three and one-half blocks at
any time when i'll use OH the street
sprinkler.
w. w. Kinch received large package
of California flowers this week from Mrs.
l.. s. Stevens, of Oakland, Cal, for the
purpose of decorating the grave of her
husband, an old soldier, who is buried in
Riverside cemetery.
III. Lancashire * Co. offer for sale
their room house located opposite resi-
dence of Mr.. \. w. Wright. This house
has steam heat, bath room, electric lights,
all in perfect order and good repair and
will be sold at bargain on time.
Mothers who desire to have their little
girls hair trimmed in the popular Puri-
tan style, will be pleased to learn that
! Davis Bros, BARRIERS, make a specially of
such work They have a child's chair
just for that purpose.
VIM. Caple has received traces of his
bird dog which was lost last week and adj
vertised i'll The Record, although he has