Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-08-25

week s vacation in North Star.
Geo. Sharrar was in Detroit OH bust
ness the fore part OF the week.
Or. T. G. dip, of Saginaw, had business
in town the first Of the week.
r. p. Lee and family and Miss Grace
Messenger are spending the week at crys-
tai Lake
Geo. T.. Sharrar took in quarter
dollar gold piece over the counter a few
days ago.
A young gentleman arrived Tuesday to
make his home with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Gargett
Chas. Rhodes was in Pontiac and De
taoit this week on business and pleasure
mission
A. J. Hall and family returned from
their visit at Eaton Rapids and Char
lotte Tuesday.
Geo. l.. Sharrar had business III Nesia-
burg and Crystal Lake Wednesday night
and yesterday
Miss Aura and Mildred Funnel re-
turned Saturday from visit with rela-
tives in Fenton.
Rev. A. J. Funnel occupied the pulpit
in the First Presbyterian church at Bay
City last sunday
Miss Ida Kirran, senior nurse at
Braincrd Hospital visited her sister at
Mt. Pleasant last Sunday
Mrs. Charles Barnes and daughter
Lila, of Chicago, came Monday to visit
DR.. J. L. Suydanl and family
Lou Kehn Clint Wood Dewitt
Nought and J. w Opdyke went to Half
Moon Lake fishing Wednesday
This office is indebted to Mrs T. +.
Timby for handsome boquet OF dahlias
from her garden of choice flowers
Stevens, McCurdy x Co have a bargain
day on framed pictures tor this Saturday
only, the 29th Read their advertisement
Five state teams are entered and there
will be five ball games on the opening
day OF the Fair at Ithaca, Tuesday the 10Th
Chas. Ainsley has purchased bowling
ALLEY and billiard hall in Ithaca and is
busy this week putting it in good shape
Miss Kate Bangs, of Fenton who has
been the guest of Rev. and Mrs \. J.
Fuunell the past few days returned home
Monday
W. d. Cargill, who has been the guest
OF his cousin, d. * McCurdy, a few days
this week, returned Monday TO his home
in Spokane, Wash.
Representative J. w Holmes was in
North Star yesterday, where he VAS IL
yited to speak before the farmers at their
annual Grange picnic.
The way our want column is growing
would indicate that RECORD want ads. ~
pay, and it will pay YOU to watch them.
They're on the back page.
Miss Mamie Best living two miles south
OF Alma, was operated ON at Brainerd
Hospital last Friday for APPENDICITIS.
Sne Il rapldIy COnNdlcsClnS.
Miss Cora Thompson has just returned
from an extended visit with friends IN
Erie, Pennsylvania, and Cleveland, Ohio,
to visit at home for few days
J. T. Swigart went to Port Huron
Tuesday i'll response to telegram an
nouncing the death of Miss Maud Noll
to whom he was formerly guardian.
, All the regular services will be re
sumed at the Presbyterian church the
first Sunday in September with preach
ing by the Pastor both morning and even
ing
Miss Maud Holzheimer of the SAM
I tari,rm, who was called to Rapport abou
S three weeks ago on account OF the sick
E ness of her mother, returned Wednesda,
. III )rning
A spark from a passing train ignited
the shingles on the roof OF the Ann Arboi
| freight depot at noon Monday The
prompt action of the FIRE department
quenched the flames before material dam.
age WAS done.
\. Giles. of Fenton who has been
staying at Rev. a. J. Funne's the past
. few weeks, returned to Fenton Tuesday
for week, when he expects to return
here and enter into the employ of Francis
2 King as gardener.
The friends of Ashley Price and Miss
Ethel Strong were much surprised last
week TO Learn that they were quietly mar
ricd in ST Louis and had kept II quiet
for almost week. They all join now,
however, in extending their best wishes.
Mr. and Mrs w. T. Davies entertained
. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Smith, of Dwight,
H., last week Mrs. Davies and Mrs
Smith are sisters. They spent part OF
the week and Sunday at Crys Lake