Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-04-28
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Umbrellas at Davies jewelry store
Miss Julia Barcume is visiting friends
in Ithaca this week.
Mrs. {. A. Hicks visited her parents III
breckenridge Monday.
Truman Richmond spent Sunday IN
St. Louis with relatives.
Miss Francis DeBar spent Sunday with
her parents near Ithaca.
If YOU want to buy a good engine and
boiler, see Want Column.
Ladies, see the stylish trimmed ana
street hats at Mrs. Davies.
c. B. Mason was in Remus Monday III
the interest of the Alma Manufacturing
Co
Mrs. Truman Richmond is visiting her
sister in Tuscola county for week or
two.
w. Carver, of Marlboro, spent Sunday
in the city with his son, {. Carver and
wife.
Mrs. VI. NJ. Emsley visited i'll North
Star with friends the fore part OF the
week.
Misses Mabel Chapman and Laurel
Foster spent Sunday in Mt Pleasant with
friends.
VIM. corbley, Of Crystal, was the guest
OF his daughter, Mrs. w. I. Dawes over
sunday
Mrs. A. G. Mitchell and children spent
Sunday with her sisterin-law Mrs. Geo
I.atimcr.
Miss Beril Inglis, of Bay City, visited
her aunt. Miss Katherine lngls. in the
city Sunday.
Perry Kiter, of 81. Louis spent Sunda,
in the city, the guest of his sister, Mrs
John Sanders.
Mrs. Albert Sutton and children ar
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. IL. Row.ey.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Iichtenauer have
new son at their home which came las
Friday morning.
\ one of the celebrated American Aspha
Mastic roofs Is being put ON the buildln
\ of Convis x Convs
Miss Marian Ssmaine, of Bannste
, returned home Monday after a short Wis
with Mrs. {. Nelson.
, Mrs. Geo Weeks was taken to Il
insane asylum at Traverse City Friday /
Undersherriff b. {. Button.
! Herbert Judd and sister, Miss Alice,
MI Pleasant, visited their parents NJ
\ and Mrs. Thos Judd, the past week
Mrs. H. Briggs. of Grand Rapid
\ arrived in Alma Monday 10 be the que
of her son, Otto Briggs, for some time.
\ Henry King returned Monday to !
school in Wellington, Con-, after vi
y with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franz
King.
i YVf -
y has been spending the past week vi
\ Miss Bertha Goldstone, returned hoi
y Monday.
y Miss Mabel Winters who has been
y guest of her aunt, Mrs. Eli Brown
q two months returned home to CHIT
y Monday.
n Miss Anna McLaren, who has be
y visiting few days with her mother VI
\ Anna McI.aren, returned 10 her home
y Edmore Monday.
u Miss Maud Wilson and her friei
y Miss Madge Stewart, returned TO A
4 Arbor Monday after short visit "
y V. NJ. Wilson and family
Mrs. A. Yoemans and daughter, VI
NJ. Yoeuaus, who have been the que
> of Mr.. and Mrs Francis King, left VI,
\ day for their home i'll Orange, y
< Jersey.
\ Bert Coleman returned to Detroit VI
day after making his parents, Mr.. a
4 Mrs. Geo. d. Coleman a short visit.
X was accompanied by his sister, Jes'
who Will remain in Detroit for a sh
time.
4 p. w. Creaser came down to his of
X last Monday morning wearing la
smile and declaring that he was the
4 and dollars better off Inquiry develop
y the fact that a new boy had came to II
house that morning.
During the past few days many II
noticed one of our city judges III
rage drawn by housekeeping. ga
looking horses. He wears a wise
= preston and watches intently the me
inents of the animals One would 5
pose he owned many horses, but
isn't the case. II was rumored that n
IN the market for a horse but IL Is hif
that his Il sire for buggy rides this Spi
became unbearable
= The change of taste i'll theatrical am
meut and the opportunity for wide-aw
and up-to.date managers To forge reh
ministrelsv TO the front inspired Rich.
X Pringle's firm of managers 10 orga
the biggest minstrel combination
America and efnbody in il the best 10
X OF vaudeville and fragmentary acts
would find ready favor with all classe
theatre-goers; that they have succet
X in doing this is evidenced by the sue
OF their big minstrel enterprise whic
booked at the Alma Opera House
. Monday night.