Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-19

J. +. Losey's sale.
Ilrst-class laundress wanted at once b.
Mrs. J. II. Lancashire
{. II. LaFlamboy went to Greenvill
The tore part Of the week for few DAYS
+. Schwartz left Monday for Mt
Pleasant for few days on business.
Walter Nliet went to Chicago Wednes
day Tor few days on business.
DR.. J. II. Lancashire left on business
tfipt Chicago Tuesday returning Friday
When you want trunk taken to Tn,
depot quick, call up Union phone 80.
J. T. Swigart and son, Ray C., are pass
my a week at ST. Louis, Mo, visiting the
fair
Misses Susie Edwards and Edna Abbott
are visiting friends in Ithaca a few day.
this week.
J. + Sartor, Jr, went to Detroit Satur
day TOR few days, visiting friends anc
relatives
J.. +. Wilson left Monday on ten dav,
business trip TO indianapolis Cincinnati
and other cities.
Good lump coal for s5.25 a ton at 5. II
Eplcr's coal Office.
George +. Sharrrr went TO Detroit
Monday, returning Wednesday, on d
short business trip.
Earl Bullock left Monday for Decker
vile TO JOIN his parent, who have taken
mp their home al that place
Mark Spinncy left Tuesday for William
ston and Charlotte where he will visit
his relatives until school opens.
Miss Laura Mallory returned home
Tuesday after passing two weeks with
trends III Detroit Saginaw and Lansing.
Miss Jean Fraser, of Saginaw. ". S.
IS passing few weeks at the home of
Mrs. J.. st. Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilmore. Of
Grand Rapids, visited at the home of
(. II. Washburn few days the fore part
of the week. a, q
Misses Linnie and Carrie Barnes, of
Mt. Pleasant, are visiting at the home of
their sister Mrs. William Pierce, fora
few days.
Mr. and Mrs James c. Mcpherson and
daughter, Miss Ida, of Saginaw, spent a
weekend at the home OF Or. and Mrs.
J. II. Lancashire
Mrs. William II Latimer, and daugh-
tiers, Hazel, Helen and Hula, have gone
10 81. Johns 10 visit relatives and friends
for a few weeks.
Don't forget YOU can buy anything in
the jewelry line at y off during J. =.
Loseys sale.
Mrs. J W. Dean and daughter. Joseph
inc, went 10 Detroit and Trenton Wcdncs-
day, where they will visit relatives for
week.
Mrs. Fred Darlykee and Miss Florence
Church Went To saginaw the latter part
OF last week TO visit friends, returning
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Walter ". Caple returned
from Canandaigua, y y, after
passing few weeks with their brother,
Chas. II. Caple.
ON the Sunday excursion TO Toledo
there were 81 tickets sold on the Ann
Arbor and on the Pcrc Marquette TO
Grand Rapids 90 tickets were sold.
Mrs {. O. Ward visited her parents in
Blanchard over Sunday. On her return
home She was accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Sigbce, OF Ithaca, who visited
here over Monday.
Or. w. ]. Galeruo, travelling representa-
tive of the Alma Chemical Company.
was in town this week. The doctor has
been through the Thumb during the past
week and reports business picking up
quite rapidly
O. T. Davis, the piano tuner, is closing
up his work for this trip. Anyone wish
ng work done please leave an order at
store and ii Will receive
prompt attention.
A. l.. Pratt has purchased an odd look
ing little machine for Use in his barber
shop, known as a magnetic therapeutic
battery for treating scalp, hair and skin
diseases, and alsoior electric face massage.
The Record has received an invitation
10 the unyeiling ceremonies of the monu-
nent erected hv the state of Michigan
or the veterans who fought at the River
2msin on January p and q, 1919 which
will be held at Monroe on Thursday, Sept
ISL
Mrs. Albert Udcll returned Monday
rom Petoskey, where She has been visit
ny relatives for the past month. She
vas accompanied home by Mrs. Harley
Buck, Of Petoskey, who will visit at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. ii. ], White, for
cw weeks.
J. Major Lemen was elected representa-
i've TO the National Association of Retail
by the Michigan State Pharma-
'eutical Association at its meeting at
Grand Rapids last week. The Majors
)aper, Not it, but Something Just as
food, " was well received, as the Major
allied a spade a spade.
Mrs. Clarence Clark, who resides in
outheast Arcadia, fell from a hay loft,
triking on her head and shoulders on |
he floor ten feet below, breaking her |
ollar bone and severely injuring her
Jack and arm. She is reported as re-
overing slowly and il is not thought |
erious complications will follow.