Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-09-30
AGdIiIOAal Local News


Henry Soulc was in Saginaw Thursday
ON business.
Dr. !. II. lancashire left for Chicago
Monday ON Z short business trip.
Chas Fishbeck was in Nc-aburg
Wednesday for the day ou business.
Mrs II. Smith. of St Johns. was the
guest oI Mrs. J. t. Tukhm 4 few DAYS
last week
II. j. Baldwin, of Detroit, was thc
guest of Nr. and Mrs g. W. Wright a
few days This week.
Mr. and Airs. T. GilHspic. ofGalt Ont,
are passing icW days 40 thc home ofAir
and Mrs. Jas. Ronald.
Mrs Geo. w. Bates of 1It Clement.
returned To- her nome "Wednesday after a
tgV week, visit in Alma
Miss Elizabeth GaGncy. of Detroit IS
visiting ut thc home OF her brother. T. +.
Gahucy, for a few weeks.
Mr. aud Mrs Harlan Woodland re-
turned Thursday from two weeks visit
ut the fair i'm 81. Louis No,
Harry putrcll OF Owo9.o former.
lv proprietor of thc Fern Hotel. was
in Alma on business the fore part of the
week.
The first locomotive equipped with am
electric headlight went through Alma
Wednesday evening at 6Io on the Pcrc
Marquette
Mr.. and Mrs Reynolds, of Grand
Ledge, visited few days the fore part of
the weeks at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
I'd. Smith.
Miss Mary Pringle left Wednesday for
Amigo, Wis, where she will be supervisor
of music and drawing in the public
schools of that place
J. ID. Peters, of Trenton, visited at the
home of his daughter Mrs J. W. Dean.
over Sunday, having sold his business at
Trenton and left Monday for Rolan, No.
The G.. a. r. will serve supper i'm their
hall Saturday from S to Q, ana the pro-
ceeds will 90 to the family of an old
soldier in Alma who are i'm need. Let
everybody respond TO this worthy cause.
Price > cents.
Ross Thompson went TO Clare Monday
TO prepare his dogs for the field trials to
be held at that place the first week in
November They will run as follows.
Tony's Count Gladstone. i'm the Derby.
Marie Brady, all age stake sam Gee. all
age. owned by Thompson & becker.
These dogs will run i'm the international
trials TO he held at Ruthyan, Canada on
Nov. p.
Master Henry w. King left Monday.
accompanied by his parents Mr. and Mrs
Francis King. for Wallingford Conn,
where he will attend the Choate School
at that place.
T. T. Randall, of New York, advertis-
ing representative for the Municipal
Engineering Magazine, was in Alma
Wednesday negotiating space in his publ
cation from the American Asphalt-M astic
Co
7. c. Judkins, of San Francisco. Cal.
prominent attorney of that city and an
associate of w II. Worswick in the
Asphalt Mastic plant of that section of
the country, has been visiting the latter
for the past week, returned to his home
Wednesday.
Owing 10 the immense amount OF da M
age done on her farm, west of the village,
during the summer, by trespassers, Mrs.
A. w. Wright has decided to resort TO
severe measures to protect her property.
Seven acres OF oats were recently destroy
ed by fire and other damage done by
these careless marauders.
Miss Rose Marvin and Miss Hattie
Butterheld are at Saginaw assisting L. H..
Hayt in closing out the stock of the
Metropolitan Dry Goods House in that
city recently purchased by Mr.. Hayt.
Crowds throng the stores from early
morning until late at night 10 such ex-
tent that 1t becomes necessary 10 lock
the door almost hourly.