Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-10

day.
One-fourth of on all street hats at Mrs.
Bivins.
Miss Fannie Smith was in Saginaw
Thursday
{. II. Tooley was in Howell the first Of
the week.
Reduction on street hats at NJ. & J.
Lamborn 5.
l.. II. Hayt was in Detroit Wednesday
and Thursday.
A. J. Hall was in Eaton Rapids the
first OF the week.
Mrs. b. n. Mccullough visited friends
i'll St. Louis Thursday.
Miss Grace Pulfrey visited friends in
Ithaca Tuesday night.
Mrs. {. O. Ward returned home from
Blanchard Wednesday.
Mrs. (. a. Davis of Ann Arbor is
visiting friends in Alma this week.
Geo. Long, of St. Louis, made The
Record pleasant call OH Wednesday.
The 45th annual commencement OF
Olivet college will take place June 1928.
Fresh cherries and watermelons just in
at the New York Fruit Store. NJ. q.
Pierce
Mrs A. Yerington of Eugene, ore
IS visiting relatives and old acquaintance
III Alma.
number of the Alma Masonic frater-
nifty visited their St Louis brethren Tues
day night.
BY order Of the council an electric light
has been placed on the corner OF Center
and State-sts.
Allen Hazelton has been confined to
the house with rheumatism during the
past few weeks.
Arthur Hazelton, of Edgewood, visited
al the home of Allen Hazelton last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary McMacken, Of Mt Pleasant
spent Sunday in Alma with her daughter
Mrs. O. 7. Judd.
Misses Rena and Nara Bailey attended
the funeral OF their brothers wife in
Breckenridge Wednesday.
{. w Ainsley opened his sample room
for business in the Church block on
Tuesday evening OF this week.
A nice flow Of water was struck at III
feet on the second we'll put down by
Harry Schivers for the village.
Mrs. +. w Hamilton, OF Merrill visited
her mother, Mrs 7. J. Lyon the latter
part of last week and over Sunday.
Mesdames +. H. Doane and I. {.
Moody left Wednesday for Canton, o.,
called there by the death OF an uncle
Ralph J. Goodenow, who is studying
medicine and surgery III Detroit, is spend
ing the week in Alma with his parents =
Rev. {. + Hoag delivered the address
before the graduating class OF the Rich
mond public schools on Thursday night.
Vim. Sturdeyant, who is building a
new gain elevator for Hathaway &
Nonng at Pewamo, was home over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Bower and Mr..
and Mrs Eli Brooke, OF St. Louis, visited
at the home OF J. NJ Wheaton on Sunday
last
\ Mr.. McFee, from Buffalo, has leased
the buildingf ormcrly known as Durham
law Office and expects to open tailor
shop therein
The citizens of Alma are cordially in
vited to attend the campfire at the NJ. +.
church next Tuesday night at the reunion
OF the 9TH Mich Init.
Burton l. Gee will have a regular old
fashioned barn raising on his farm in
Sumner township tomorrow afternoon.
The barn will be 56N74 feet.
Chief Fishbeck, Frank Rollin and p.
7. Banghart went TO Cadillac Tuesday
night 10 attend the state convention OF
Michigan state Firemen' Association.
i. {. Anderson has secured control of
the billiard and pool tables formerly
used by {. W. Ainsley and expects TO
open billiard hall in the opera house
block.
Mrs NJ. McLaren, accompanied by her
daughter, Bertha, and grand daughter,
Miss Mildred Robe, attended the public
school graduating exercises III Ithaca
Tuesday night.
Miss Velma Sharp, who is studying
music in Detroit. came home Monday
night to spend the summer vacation.
Miss Sharp has one more year OF study
before she graduates.
Mesdames Scattergood, Demuth, Wood
ward and Wagstaf entertained number
of their lady friends with an afternoon
reception AT the home of the latter on
Wednesday of this week.
AdclDcTt HUDSON, OF nTce RIVERS,
Wis, visited relatives in Alma the first of
the week, and left for Lerelyra, O.,
accompanied by his brother, Frank Hud-
son and Decatur Coleman for a short visit
at that place with relatives.
The Birthday" social given by the
Young people OF the Baptist church at the
home of M and Mrs. J. {. Bright. on
Tuesday evening OF this week, was
genuine success, both socially and inanci-
ally. About fifty people were i'll attend
ance. Refreshments were served.
Chas. II Gageis advertising an auction
sale of all his live stock, farming nipple
ments, ETC., on the farm known as the
Blanchard farm, one-half mile west of
Elm Hall, on Tuesday, June 2lst COM
mcncingat cookbook a III. with free
lunch at noon V. =. Cash of Riverdale
auctioneer.
Because of the probable crowded condi-
ton of the hotels Tuesday night and
effort is being made to furnish lodgings
in private residents for The visiting mem-
bers of the 9TH Mich. Init. Any one who