Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-05-26

Mrs. T.. l.. Hyde visited friends III st. \
Louis last Friday
Mrs. A. Dickerson spent Monday in
Ithaca with friends.
J. Wilson, of Ithaca was a business
caller in the city Friday
The Pere Marquette freight depot has
a new roof and fresh coat Of paint.
Miss Minnie Brown left for Durand
Monday to visit some time with friends.
Lew Striggow of Holly, visited old
friends in Alma last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. T.. S. Hamp and daughter, Gladys,
visited her parents in Elwell last Satur-
day
Miss Alice Myers, of Ithaca, spent Sun
day in the city with her auntn Mrs B.
Reynolds.
Miss Bessie Kellog received visit from
Miss Margaret Dalglish, of St. Louis,
last Friday.
H. G. Pulfrey and wife left for Saginaw
Monday morning where they will live for
the summer.
Vim. Woodland was i'll Shelby, o., last .
week in the interest of the Alma Manu-
featuring Co.
Mrs. J. r. McCarty was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Orlando Mclean, in
Ithaca last Sunday.
Anyone needing bicycles or tires, see
Markham. opposite post Office. Repair
ing a specially. 'I4-t.2.
Mrs. George kellogg, of Lakeview,
visited the fore part of the week with
Miss Hattie Ceilholtz.
George Milford, of Gladwin, returned
home Friday after short visit with his
uncle, Albert Pontine.
W. H. Yerian, Of Marion, has been
visiting his brother Davis Yerian, OF
Arcadia, the past week.
James Vincent, of Owosso, spent Mon
day in the city, the guest of his cousin,
Mrs NJ /. Thompson.
David Harrison Of St. Louis, was the
guest Of his brother, 5. I. Harrison, the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. NJ. McClurg returned from Cad l'ac
Monday where she has been visiting her
mother Mrs $ Finney.
David Cuvrell went to Farwell, Satur-
day, where he has contract for the con-
struction of a stone house.
! Mrs. w. J. Barnes and daughter, of
r Ithaca, were the guests Of Mrs d. {.
Elliot last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Kate Osterhout, of Sumner, re
turned to her home Monday after a short
visit with Miss Elizabeth Ingersoll.
Mrs. w. L. Griffith returned home /,
Howell, Saturday, after short visit will
her daughter Mrs. Chas. p. Adams.
: Mrs. i. c. Olmsted left Friday 70
Il Leroy, n y, where she will join he
husband, who went there two weeks ago
Miss Jennie Reed, of Breckenridge
y who has been visiting a few days witt
t Mrs. Edith Allen, left Friday for a shor
visit in ST. Louis.
i Mrs D. H. Mills, Of Ashley, who Ia
> been spending some time i'll the city witt
r Mr.. and Mrs. d. Charter, left for Ithac
Monday for an extended visit with friends
!" Rev L. Mayhem, of Mt Pleasant, wa
Il. Il u Il Ir.s.1 ..
Il while enroute to Elkhart, Ind, where II
will conduct a series of revival meetings
The Lewis and Clark exposition is nov
p, practically completed. and will be fnishe,
in every detail when President Roosevelt
gives the opening signal from Washing
ton June /.
Claude Chadwick and wife came dow
from Cadillac Saturday night to visit hi
parents over Sunday. Claude has goo
!, position with the Ann Arbor and say
!" Cadillac is all right.
=, Birney Shrupe had the misfortune t
get his left hand badly smashed Will
working OF an emery wheel at the Aim
= Manufacturing Co 5 plant Monday after
- noon. No bones were broken.
Or L. +. Bodwell, the specialist III Option
etry who is at the Arcadia Hotel, Ia
q decided to remain here until June
=. Mr.. Bodwell comes especially we'll recon
10 mended OH matters pertaining to til
- eyes, and is coming to Alma regularly
the future.
II. The Ann Arbor railroad made SON
is important changes i'll their time tab
/. the first of the week The morning trai
TX from the north now arrives at "a instea
of 20 and the afternoon train from I'll
- north gets here at $50 instead of 4:2
:, The evening train from the south arriv,
:, here at S:32 instead of S:4S.
ii The Geo. ;. Young Co. will take the
ID asphalt-mastic plant to Saginaw today
where they have contracted some extei
a sive work Mr. WcrsWick the mauap,