Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-09-22

y. Wright returned from Lansing Tues
day to get his household goods and return
there to live
T. y. Chadwick was in Wheeler Friday
on business pretaining TO the Soldiers
Relief Commission
\ {. Thornton s, Son have a good
supply OF hand and soft coal and coke
also dry hard wood.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. d. Riker, who have
been guests at the home of J. H. Carpen-
ter, returned to Jackson Monday.
Miss Jessie Phelps, of South Boardman,
was the guest Of a. F. Mills Friday,
enroute to Grand Rapids for a visit
Henry Olnsted arrived Thursday eve
ming from Vermont where he has been
visiting relatives and friends since last
March.
Mr.. and Mrs K. A. Richards, who have
been the guests of l.. W. Humphrey
and wife for two weeks returned TO Chi
cago Tuesday.
Miss Eunice Terry, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs O. y.
Terry, for several days, returned Saur-
day 10 Frankfort
Miss Laurel Foster, for the past two
years stenographer in the Union Tele-
phone office, left Saturday for her home
in Grand Rapids to stay
John Gongwer left last Friday for Ash
land o., to attend the wedding of his
daughter Miss Carrie Gongwer. which oc-
CURED there Wednesday
i. b. McCullom, Melvin Yerian and
Will Nought are in Saginaw construct
ing asphalt-mastic roof for the G.. :.
Young Co. The work will require about
sixty days.
Mrs J. T. Golden and two children who
have been the guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Golden, the past two
weeks, have gone TO Toledo to visit her
brother-in-law cnroute TO Buffalo TO live.
Mrs. Don X. Bcnne.t left Tuesday for
weeks visit With her parents and friends
i'll Carson City. She will be accompaniment
home by her sister, Mrs Roy J. Covert,
of Chicago, who will make her short
visit.
Prof A 7. Butler, and daughter, Miss
Carolyne, Of Chicago, were i'll Alma the
last Of last week and this calling on old
friends. Prof Butler was connected with
the College from 1888 to 1891 and Miss
Butler was former student.
Mrs. w. Becker entertained an uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. McLaren, of sag
NAV, Monday and Tuesday. They were
on their way home from an extended Wis
it to Mrs. Becker parents in Washington
and trip through the west.
Mrs Davies has good line of hats she
will sell for 81 and = SO. Call and look
them over Saturday Ladies wanting
striking up-to-date hats will do we'll TO
see me, for shall visit the city about
every two weeks in search IF the latest
patterns.
J. T. Beck, of tile firm of J. =. Beck
Carriage Co., Of Saginaw, was in the city
Tuesday, looking after the interests of .
his branch carriage and paint shop which .
is located back of the Wright House, and .
reports business IS being first class Mr..
Beck will leave next week to attend a
meeting Of the National Carriage Build +
ers' Association, of which lie is Nice-Pres- .
dent, in Philadelphia, y. Y. returning
about October IS.
C. b. Mason, who is at Sioux CITY,
Iowa, in the interests of the Alma Mfg.
Co., has sent for three portable engines
to be shipped there at once. Six engines
have also been sent to indianapolis this
week \ number Of first premiums have
been granted them at state fairs: two i'm
Indiana, and at Detroit they sold more
engines than a year ago. \ number of
fairs have not been heard from vet
Medler & Demuih have on display in
their large show window ten brands OF
grain manufactured by the Alma Roller
Mills. Following is the list Alma
Patent -four Arcadia flour. Bakers flour.
Buckwheu flour, Whole Wheat flour,
Gluten flour, Graham flour, Wheat Grits,
Cracked Wheat and Corn Meal. These
are all home made products and just as
good as anything that is brought in from
outside. PdronDe home n ustries. A
dollar spent for product of our own
is an Alml collar every
time.