Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-26
Saturday evening.
William Owen"

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Munsan last week.
Claude Watson has a position in Cad
lac and IS prospecting.
DIR. y L. McClinton was in Port Huron
over Sunday on business.
). w. Tinker went TO Coleman Tuesday
for few days on business.
a beautiful line of early fall hats Just
arrived at Mrs. w. T. Davies.
G.. T.. Duncan has a fine new dray for
his Ann Arbor transfer work.
Buy a nice piece of cut glass now while
1t Is I-4th off at J. p. Loseys'.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. West are the proud
parents of baby girl, born to them We'd
nesday.
NJ. Pollasky and Misses Sadie and
Grace Messenger are passing a week at
Petoskey.
Miss. Isabelle {. Yerian has recovered
from severe illness, from the effect of a
heavy cold.
Get your photos at the tent, fine work
at one half the usual price from 5o.cents
a dozen up.
Geo Elias left the fore part of the week
for Firth Lake, where he is passing a
week uSullG.
II y Ronald, of Armadors, is visiting
at the home of his parents in Alma few
days this week.
Miss Lancashire returned Saturday
from Higgins Lake, where she has been
passing month.
Mrs. w. {. Drake, of Mt. Clemens.
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Gaffney Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Evans, Of North
Rock Lake, spent last Sunday with Miss
Isabelle {. Yerian
Amm Lancashire returned Tuesday
from higgins Lake, after enjoying a
month vacation.
Otto Sanderhoff went TO Owosso
Wednesday 10 attend the funeral OF his
nephew, OF that place.
Mrs T.. A. Bagley and daughter, Miss
Grctta, are passing a week at 81. Louis
Mo, visiting the fair.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Moore left Tuesday |
for 81. Johns, from there going to Detroit |
returning in a few weeks.
Mrs. w. T. Davies and Miss Mary Otis |
went 10 Grand Rapids Monday on bust !
ness returning Wednesday.
Yesterday was the great day for the VI.
VA. and K. y. y. annual picnic at st.
Louis. Music, sports, drills and parades
are the order of the day.
Mrs O Jordan of Pontiac, returned
TO her home Monday after visiting al the ]
home of herdaughtcr, Mrs. T. a. Lgnian
for the past three weeks.
Miss Millic Tucker of Morris. visited
at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
j. Tucker, over sunday.
That tired feeling cured and those lines
of worry removed by scientific face mas
sage at Davis Bros. BARRIERS.
Mrs T. A. Biyins left Tuesday for
Cleveland where She will remain a week
selecting her fall style of millinery goods.
Mrs A. b. Scattergood returned Mon
day from her trip 10 Louisville, Ky.
where She has been attending the biennial
meeting of the Rathbone Sisters.
She is coming Whoo Miss Kate Wat
son, the funniest woman in the world.
At the Opera House Thursday evening,
Sept. l.. Prices Is, IS aud so cents.
billie Miller is making a great inn
proycmcnt IN the interior of his lunch
room with paper and paint lie will
open for business again Saturday
J.. y Baker left for Detroit Tuesday
where he will meet Mrs. Baker who has
been visiting her grandfather in Obcrlin.
D. They returned Wednesday.
Don't miss seeing "Thc Lady of Lyons"
played by VIM. owen and J w. NIcCon-
icll at the Opera House Saturday evening.
Reserved seats at Geo. T. Sharrar's drug
tore.
Pension agent W w. Kinch has just
ecured an increase of pension for Joseph
y. Fullerton, of Sumner, and an original
widow S pension for Martha a. Sharp. of
Alma.
Glen Oak and Old Hickory Jackson
oal are growing favoutes in Alma. We
solicit your orders on the
lerits of our goods, and assure YOU i'm
dvancc of prompt service at all times
nd the best quality of coal 5. IL Epler.
Fred Robin and Frank Rollin. their
imilies and Miss Dilland, of Bad Axe \
eturned last week from five days out
lg al Rock Lake Fred caught one of
ne largest cells on record, it measuring
inches III length. Frank thought he /
ught TO have one too, and he wouldn't
.op fishing long enough TO eat or sleep,
ut they wouldn't bite II is said he was
."S " Shai III 'ilSii ny DdllllS MS HOOK
18th red flannel.
b. d. Currie, of Leaf, Miss, who has
cen stopping at "The Alma" for the past
Tree months, returned to his home Tues
ay. Mr.. Currie is the owner of large
irpentine forests in Mississippi and after
lhaling its fumes for wears, his entire
stem became perineated with il, to the
<tent of becoming nervous wreck, and
n consulting leading New Orleans ply
clans was advised to come TO Alma for
lief. Mr.. Currie was enthusiastic over Z
lie treatment he received here and re-
Irned to his home a we'll man.