Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-08-12
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NJ. pollasly went to Gilmore Tuesday
for the day.
Frank Foster went to Lansing Tuesday
to visit his parents.
\ good eight day clock, only s2o7, at
J. y. Losey's sale.
When YOU want trunk taken to the
depot quick, call up Union phone go.
John Quinn, who is an attorney at Hen
derson, called on Alma friends Monday.
Buy nice piece of cut glass now while
1t Is 18th of at J. =. Loseys.
Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Goss went to River.
dale Wednesday to visitrelatives for few
days.
Mrs. J. T. Gaffney and family went to
Saginaw Tuesday to visit relatives for q
few days.
Don't forget YOU can buy anything in
the jewelry line at off during J. ?.
Losey's sale.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Creaser are visiting
at the home of their son, L. w. Greaser,
and family.
Milton Holmes, Chas O. Ward, Ike
Fink and Steve Bennett visited in Crystal
over Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hudson, OF Riverdale,
visited AT the home of Miss Carrie Gong
wer over Sunday last.
c.. w Pringle went to Long Lake
Tuesday TO attend a camp meeting. lie
will be away a week.
Don't forget the special Sunday dinner
at the Hotel Fern.
7. NJ Smith and family left Monday
for Riverdale where they will 90 on a
fishing trip for a week.
Mrs. l.. ~ Baker and daughter went
to Oberlin, Ohio, Tuesday TO visit her
grandfather for ten days
Geo. NJ. Moves, of Terre Haute, Ind.
visited at the home of NJ. +. Fisher few
days last week and over Sunday
Mrs. l. J. Goodenow left the latter part
of last week for Holly and Detroit, to
visit friends and relatives for a week.
Misses Anna and Ella Mendelssohn, Of
Ludington, are guests at the home of
Misses Blanche and Harriet Woodward
ON the Ann AIbor excursion to I.uding-
ton last Sunday to the Soldiers Encamp-
ment, there were los tickets sold from
Alma.
w II. Caple has canoes and rowboats
for rent Enquire at J. 5 Caple < Son 5
hardware.
Harry Farbergar, of Chicago, is visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ;. Fink
for a week.
Mrs c. W Pringle and Mrs. w. +.
Fairbrother left for Long Lake Wednes-
day 10 attend a camp meeting for a few
DAYS.
Miss Mildred Gilmore, Of Grand
Rapids, who has been visiting Mrs. and
Mrs r. Rhines the past two weeks re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jas. Skinner drove up
from Lansing Sunday, and had a pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Marsh,
returning home Monday.
Miss Tillie and Agnes Lamborn left for
Jackson Wednesday, where they have ac-
ceptcd positions as milliucrs with the firm
of O'Dwycr * Co, of that place.
Fresh fish for today and all the choice
cuts of meat az Hammer s. market.
The rcplev In case in which Arthur
Udell Is plaintiff and Fred and Daisy
Wright are defendants, Will come up for
hearing before Justice Chadwick Saturday
afternoon.
Il. II. Wilcox went 20 Detroit Monday,
where he met Mrs. Wilcox, who has
been visiting her parents in Whitehall,
y Y. for the past few months. They
returned home Tuesday.
Spring lamb, spring chickens and
choice cuts of steaks make delicious
meats for Sunday dinners, and they come
from Milliman's market.
The Alma Orchestra will resume prac-
tice again soon, after a rest during the
heated summer months, and il is learned
we may expect better music than ever
before from this musical organization.
Miss Elizabeth Barnum left the latter
part of last week to visit her home in
East Tawas for few days, from there 60
inc to Cleveland where she will select
the fall style of millinery for Mrs. T.. a.
Bivins.
7. Major I.emen, treasurer of the MiChi
gan State Pharmaceutical Association,
went TO Grand Rapids Monday TO attend
a meeting of the association, TO be held
there on the Sth and 9th On the 9tl
Mr.. Lemen will read a paper entitled
Not it, but Something just as Good. "
a Mr. and Mrs. a. w. Wright left TOT
| Detroit Tuesday, from there going tC
Vancouver, Seattle and other western
cities. Miss Elizabeth Case and Johr
Marchmont joined them Wednesday il
Detroit and will take the same trip, re
turning in about three weeks.
A general invitation was extended by
the Gratiot County Agricultural Society
to attend big bee yesterday at the faii
grounds in Ithaca for the purpose OF put
ting in order the fences, sheds, track
etc, preparatory for the fair, which viii
be held August 80, 81, and September
and 2.
Zoe Ray returned TO Mason Monday
for few weeks, where he is engaged IL
constructing a ditch in Ingham county
A short time ago Mr.. Ray bought TIVE
McVicker gasoline engines, which he Il
using to construct this drain at Mason
and says they take the place of a gooc
many men and horses.