Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-04-14

Pair bicycle tires found, see Want
Column.
Mrs. Thos Belbeck visited relatives in
Ithaca Tuesday.
John Innis went to Ithaca Tuesday on
a busidess trip.
w. w. Kinch transacted business in
Elwell Tuesday.
Hit the Trail" is the slogan of the
Lewis and Clark Exposition.
Charles Johnson, of Sumner, was bust .
ness visitor in Alma Tuesday.
High grade barred Plymouth Rock .
hens for sale, see Want Column.
b. Forquer has something to say about
sporting goods i'll another column.
The amusement street Of the Lewis and
Clark Exposition is called the Trail.
Mrs. Alex Neil was in the city Friday
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Pulfrey.
Dr. w. Kelly went to Ithaca Friday to
attend meeting If the Knights Templars.
You can Shoot the Chutes" if you
"Hit the Trail at the Western Worlds
Fair
See A. w. Brock before you sell your
wool. He'll give you. the highest market
price
Ray Williams returned to his home in
Riverdale Friday, after a short stay i'll
the city.
V. S. Hollenbeck and Allie Duncan
spent Sunday III Ashley with the latter's
parents.
Geo. Bahlke left for Mt Pleasant Mon
day where he will spend few days with
a nephew.
NJ. ii. Honse, of Bannister was i'll the
city Monday, the guest of his cousin,
Miss Bessie Partee.
Mrs. l.. BRANDED, of North Star, was i'll
the city Monday, the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. l.. Washburn.
Mrs Willis Steward and Mrs. NJ
Daniels weie i'll the city Friday, the guest
of Mrs. NJ. Barstow,
Miss Myrtle Johnson, who has been in
the city for some time left for her home
i'll Nestaburg Monday.
Thomas Gallagher, who has been the
guest of Andrew O Boyle for short time
returned home Monday.
Miss Addie Day, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to her home i'll
Parsons, Kansas, Monday,
J. II. Fitzgerald has accepted a posi-
ton IN the horse market III Buffalo, y. V,
and left for there Wednesday
Mrs. a. {. Adams, of Detroit, who has
been spending week in the city with
relatives returned home Friday.
Mrs. A. l.. Wagstaff and son returned
Monday from Cofteyville, Kansas. Mr..
Wagstait Will arrive in few days
Miss Rena Kuhlman of Summerton
spent Saturday and Sunday III the city
with her sister Miss Pearl Kuhlman.
Ernest Little who, has been in Jackson
visiting friends for the past few days
returned home the first OF the week.
Mrs B. Snyder, of New Iothrop who
has been spending week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J.. l.. GARNER, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Fanny Abins who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. (. b. Mason for some
time, returned to Butler, Ind, Tuesday
morning.
Don't forget that the Alma Steam
Laundry will clean your lace curtains
and carpets, and do it right, at very
reasonable cost.
Miss Della Lett * left fer Bannister
Monday where she will spend few days
with friends and 60 to Lansing TO spend
some time with her sister.
James 3. Morton who has been spend
ing the past three months with his broth
er, John w. Morton returned 10 his home
i'll Thornviile, Saturday.
\ number of little friends of Vida
Greig enjoyed a merry time at her home
Tuesday afternoon, it being her eleventh
Iirtl,IaE Pei sbtpat,fc xVara earypl
Miss Myrtle Hawkins who has been
spending the past week in the city with
her cousin, Howard Willard and family
returned TO her home in St Louis Friday.
Webster Allen left for Bannister Tues
day morning, where he will be employed
for few weeks as carpenter by Robert
Boyer, who is building a new residence
there.
ON Wednesday of last week Mrs VIII.
Latimer gave a SIX o'clock tea in honor OF
her sisters n-law, Mrs. A. {. Adams, of
Detroit and Mrs. II. Button, OF Toledo
Ohio
+. Schwartz has something new to
tell about his concrete block outfit OH
another page of this issue. That machine
has a record of 200 hollow blocks in ten
hours
If YOU know of an item of news which
would be of interest just write it on a slip
OF paper and drop it in the RECORD Item
Box, III the postoihce. 1t is always gath
1 cred before we go TO press.
Rev. 5. b. Potterfield, Rev c. l.. WOOD
and Mrs. Ida Robbins are in Sparta thu.
week attending meeting of the Minis
teral Association of the United Brethren
which Is III session there.
+ Miss Blanche Boughton, who is EN-
ployed a teacher at the brick schoo
q house, one and one half miles west o
= town left for Ann Arbor Saturday tC
q spend a three weeks vacation.
Jehial Woodward, who has been takinj
:, treatment of Prof. Stepelton, at Antwerp
5 Ohio. for the past three weeks spent
e short time i'll ,he city with II ; lrother
Bert Woodward, enroute for his home i
Riverdale.
a Max. Lichtenauer, who has been EN-
B. ployed as clerk in Harrison's clothin
store, left for Greenville Saturday morn