Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-27

Wednesday.
DR.. 3. r. Corbus went to Chicago
Wednesday.
John 8. Sinner was in Detroit the lat.
ter part Of last week
l.. II. Hayt was in Chicago the first of
ths week on business.
Mrs. Howard Willard visited friends
In st. Louis Thursday.
Mrs. II. j. Vermeulen returned from
Detroit last Saturday night.
Special sale Of pretty hats for Decora.
ton day at NJ. q j. Landlords.
Hubert Stansell has moved to Durand
where he has position as engineer.
Mrs. Ohas. Clark left Thursday for
Youngstown, Pc. to join her husband.
Miss Edna Warner, Of Munising, is
visiting Miss Edith McCallum this
week.
@. b. johnson went to Grand Ledge
Wednesday TO visit his father who is
quite i'll.
Mrs. Jacob Eicher, Of Newark, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Pulfrey the first of
the week
l. b. Wolfe wants first class hired
man for work on farm. None other
need apply.
q III. Allen, who has been visiting in
Blanchard for the past three weeks, re-
turned home Thursday.
L. II. Granger left Wednesday for
Shawnee, Oklahoma. to look after his
property at that place.
Geo. w. Pulfrey is entertaining his
brother, j. A. Pulfrey, and wife of
Evanston, Ill.,, this week.
John Rosencrans and Miss Berths
Marcy, both of Alma. were married
Saginaw on Saturday last.
Mrs J. +. Medler, formerly of Alma,
now of Pennington, Ill is visiting
friends here for few days.
DR.. l. n. Brainerd attended meeting
Of the Michigan State Medical Society
in Grand Rapids Wednesday.
John Rush went 10 Ann Arbor Wed:
nesday where he expects to undergo an
o2erati IN for catarrhal tro able.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Bruske, of Detroit,
visited the formers parents, DR.. and
Mrs. A. +. Bruske, the first OF the week.
Prof j. w. Ewing left Wednesday
on trip to Belding, Greenville ana
Portland In the interests of Alma col.
lege.
The young people of the Baptist
church will give birthday social at the
home Of Mr. aud Mrs. j. y. Bright next
Friday evening.
Mrs. j. l. Dunlap. Miss Lettie Kerr,
of Detroit and Mrs. Orrin Moore, of Sag
NAV, are visiting their sister, Mrs. j.
L. Gaffney, this week
DR.. Geo. +. Butler went to Grand
Rapids Wednesday where he read a pa
per before the annual meeting Of the
Michigan State Medical Society.
DR.. Andrew b. Spinney. proprietor of
the Reed City Sanitarlum, will be at
the Ithaca House, May 31st. and at the
Wright House, Alma, June lst. See al.
NJ. K. Earl left Thursday for his
home in Big Rapids and Will remain
there until he regains his health when
he will return 10 his Photographic tent
ia Alma.
The burning ont OF the chimney on
the Vermeulen block last Wednesday
night called ont the fire department,
although no damage resulted from the
overheated chimney
Mesdames j. s. Caple, A. j. Hall and
w. w. Caple entertained "a number OF
their friends at an afternoon reception
at the home OF the former on Wood
worth-ave. last Wednesday.
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 child's chair
just for that purpose.
James T. Mead, Of st. Louis, and Mrs.
Anna Mccoy, of Alma, were joined in
marriage by Justice Palmer on Thurs.
day Of last week at the residence of the
officiating magistrate. The newly mar.
ried couple will reside in st. Louis.
For the benefit of those public spir-
tied persons who are interested, The
Record is pleased TO announce that the
new flag staff has been placed on the
hose tower at the public building and
"Old Glory" can now wave in the breeze.
J. II. Lancashire & %. offer for sale
their 9 room house, located opposite re-
sidence OF Mr.. A. w. Wright. This
house has steam heat, bath room. cleo
trio lights, all in perfect order and good
repair and will be sold at bargain on
time.
o T Judd. of Mt. Pleasant. has pur-
chased +. j. Tomlisons interests in the
barber shop south OF b. w. Elllson's
store and took possession the latter part
OF last week. Mr.. Judd comes recon-
mended as frst-class barber and has
also employed l.. +. Tichner, formerly
of Alma, 70 assist him.
During the Michigan State Firemen's
in Alma last June, a lady
from Lansing, who is On honorary
member OF the association, left an oil
painting with the local department for
disposal. There the matter rested until
this week when the firemen decided to
sell fifty tickets on the painting at ten
cents each and nave a drawing.