Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-09-01
NJ. A. Holmes is severely i'll.

T.. l.. Cows ana VIE visited irlehus
in Ithaca Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Lamborn is clerking for
lee Mercantile Co.
Apprentice girls wanted at Mrs. Davies
to learn the millinery tade. 29t2
Mrs. Wadley spent Tuesday in Ban
mister and Elsie with friends.
Ethel McGrath returned last Thursday
after visiting friends in Bay View.
White Wine picking vinegar, rs cents
per gallon at Medler < Demuth's.
Mrs. Dudley IIoyt returned home from
visiting her sister in Kalamazoo and
friends at Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Ewing, Of Fair
grove, attended the funeral of Prof. J w.
Ewing "Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. IT, - Stoddard and son Stanley
returned home Saturday from week.
visit 1T Stanton and Sheridan
G. j.. Dineman. OF Lansing is the
guest of his nieccs Mis-. o. Boycc and
Mrs ]. b. Mills, for icw days
Mrs. w. IT, Gleason and daughter,
Stella. were in Ithaca This week visiting
relatives and attending the fair
Mrs Adar Scott. of frankfort WAS
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Fatty Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Esther Murray returned to sagi-
nav Tuesday She had been here a
week caring for Prof J. w Ewing
Fall hats have been received and are
now on display at Mrs. Davies Millinery
Store The ladies are invited to call
Mr.. Eris Colburn left Monday evening
for the west to visit friends and relatives,
and attend the Lewis x Clark Exposi
ton
The Lee Mercantile Co. are building
a rest room" for the ladies in the room
now used for store room on the second
floor
Mrs. $. Hagaloru, who has been visit
ing relatives in Chicago the past three
weeks, has been very sick during her visit
there
c. B Mason has gone 70 Omaha to iu-
struct the statesmen of the new jobbing
connection which the Alma Manu-
featuring CO. have effected there
Ralph Fisher, who went to Minneapolis
in the interests of the Alma Manufactur-
ing Co., several months ago is moving
his family to that place this week.
W. II. Caple, who has been secretary
of the Business Mems Association was
elected as secretary and treasurer at
special meeting held Monday evening. !.
a regular meeting of Alma Chapter,
No, AZ, O. f. S., will be held this Fri
day. evening September l. Your pre-
sence is urged as it is election OF officers.
J. n Day returned home Saturday |
from three weeks visit with his son,
Dr. J. y. Day. Mrs Day stopped off in
Lansing to visit a sister and will be home |
next Saturday.
G.. H. Carl has purchased the residence
property belonging to Geo. A. Kellogg |
on West End Ave, and will move into the
same soon. Mr.. Kellogg intends to move
his family to Oregon i'll few weeks
Rev W. T. Jones, Of Tecumseh, for
merly pastor of the First Presbyterian
church here, attended the funeral of
Prof J. " Ewing and was the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs p NJ Smith Wednesday
\. W Wright has been reelected direc-
tor of the Ann Arbor Railway under the
new reorganization, which places the
Ann Arbor road under the management |
of the Detroit, Toledo < lronton Railroad.
Chas. Rhodes returned from Pontiac
and Detroit Oh Wednesday, where he
had been to purchase holiday goods.
His family, who have been visiting at
these places during the past two weeks,
returned with him.
Thos. Grover is making a satisfactory
recovery under the care of DR. Brainerd
at the Hospital He was brought here
Sunday morning i'll very critical condi-
dition and it was found necessary to
aperate upon HIM that day, but is now
resting very comfortable and there is
every hope that he will get well.
Rev. {. T.. Hoag preached in the First
Presbyterian Church at Saginaw on sun
day last, filling an appointment made by
DR.. a. F..Bruske, who remained here on
account Of the critical condition of Prof.
Ewing. Or. Bruske occupied the pulpit
of the NJ +. Church here during Rev.
Hoag absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. {. Babcock, of Bay
City, and Miss Rosenberg, of ST. Louis,
were in town Sunday Mr.. Babcock,
who is at the head of the Babcock Dec
Grating Co., and is at present in st. Louis
decorating the PRESBYTERIAN church and
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