Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-06-17

Mrs, Thos. Chilvers, of Detroit, is visit
ing at the home of =. n. Bland.
Fred Vermeulen returned home from
Notre Dame university Tuesday.
=. c. Walker, of Pentwater, visited rela-
tives in Alma the first of the week.
+. H. Pollasky and daughter, Berniece
went to Detroit Thursday for few days
Miss Marie Gotham, of Traverse City,
vitited Mrs. Frank Rollin the first of the
week
Mrs. Geo. Gargett went to Ithaca
Thursday to attend the funeral OF her
sisters baby.
Chas A. Martin and wife of Slocum,
visited his brother, =. H. Martin, the
first of the week
Mrs. II. J. Nermeulcn and son, Fred,
left Thursday for Mullan, Idaho, where
Mr.. Nermeulen is located.
Rev. and Mrs {. l.. Ramsay left We'd
nesday for Charlevoix where they will re-
main for couple of weeks.
b. S. Webb and daughter Bessie, re-
turned from Dewitt "Wednesday and will
remain i'll Alma for a few days.
Rev G. A. Jacokes, of Vaudeville,
spent Wednesday in Alma at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. p. w Creaser.
5. S Gallagher received check for
$500 this week i'll payment of the insur-
ance policy carried by his late wife III the
l.. O. T. NJ. NJ.
{. A. Pike, of Lakeview who has just
returned from three years service with
the L. 5. Regulars on the Pacific coast
visited friends in Alma the first of the
week
Work on the l. O. o. T. temple is pro-
crossing rapidly this week. Nearly all
the outside frame work is UP and the
brick walls are being laid as fast as pos
sible.
Circulars, headed something new
about eyes and glasses" are being dis
tributed in Alma. They are very instruct
i've and should not be thrown aside, but
read by everyone.
Geo. w. Pulfrey, proprietor of the
Hotel Arcadia, has known Prof. Haga-
dorm, the eve specialist, for several years,
and speaks very highly of his professional
ability and integrity.
Mrs. O. A. Roberts of Fremont, o.,
and Mrs. c. w. Close, of Omaha, Neb.,
grandmother and mother, respectively, of
Mrs. l.. T. Wilson, left Thursday for Ere
mont after few weeks visit i'll Alma.
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 specially of
such work They have a child's chair
just for that purpose.
Prof L. H. Harper, for the past two
years professor of biology at Alma col
lege. has severed his connection with that
institution and will 90 to Evanston, H.,
next year where he has accepted the po-
stion of instructor i'll zoology III the
Northwestern university.
Elva, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Struble. entertained a num-
Der of her little friends at the home of her
parents on Saturday afternoon of last
week, in honor of her fifth birthday. She
was the happy recipient OF a number of
presents from her little guests.
Mr. and Mrs d. H. Woodward, of
North Liberty, Ind, visited Mrs Wood
wards parents, Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Hutchings the latter part of last week,
Mrs Woodward returning home Monday
while Mr. Woodward will remain for few
DAYS. Mr. Woodward is the editor of the
North Liberty News.
The members of the 9TH Mich Infantry,
who were attending the reunion in Alma
Tuesday, were extended an invitation by
the Barnum * Bailey management TO at
tend the circus in body. They de
clined the invitation, however, as they
preferred to spend the day in their own
way
We notice that Prof Willard Hagadorn
IA 81
at the Hotel Arcadia. Prof. lIagadorn
has a state reputation for uncommon skill
and reliability, and our readers whose
eyes or glasses are not right should call
upon him. They say the hardest cases
are easy for him See his al. on another
page.