Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-04-28

T.. H. Kimmel is visiting in St. Louis :
and Rathbone. :
lobe T. Sleight was in -Langsburg this
week on business. {
l.. IL. Hayt left Tuesday morning for Z
Owosso aud Flint.
J. II. Lancashire was i'll Detroit on :
business this week.
All the new styles in Milon and Chip
hats al Mrs Davies
l.. a. Sharp was a business visited. in
Saginaw Wednesday.
Mrs Amos Pratt is with her sister in
ST. Louis, who Is sick.
H.G. Pulfrey left for Saginaw Monday
for few days business trip.
Mrs. Ella Padelford went to McBaine
Tuesday morning to see her sister who Is
quite i'll.
Competent girl for general housework
can secure good position At residence OF
T. T.. Pollasky.
ID. Smell. of Lansing spent Saturday
and Sunday with his brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Smell.
Call at the Record office and see our
samples of calendars before placing your
order with out-oftown dealers.
The ball game between the College
and Mt Pleasant Indians was postponed
Wednesday OH account OF the rain.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Webb have moved
into their home, recently purchased OF
Mrs. NJ. Weed, OH Park-st., north.
Miss Lila Wheeler of Mt Pleasant
spent a few days at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. II. Smell, returned home Mon
day evening.
Iohn NJ. Dewitt and wife, Of st. Johns,
and Sanford Dewitt, of Syracuse, y "
uncles of Dewitt Nought, returned home
Monday after short visit with his family.
p. NJ. Smith, {. II Decker, d. Adams
and r. !. Clark attended the meeting OF
the board of supervisors III Ithaca the lore
part of the week.
Members of the Tabard Inn Library are
requested to return their extra book ana
J choose the book they wish to keep as the
company expects 10 take the library Out
Mrs. {. +. Prescott is disposing of her
:. property in the Woodward addition pre-
paratory to moving to ST. Lonis Mo,
where Mr. Prescott is engaged III bust
! ness.
Toe Henderson and little daughter were
:. home from Owosso the fore part OF the
- week Tor a short visit. Joe will hnish
his carpenter job at that place IN about
three weeks.
N Rev. 4. ]. Fuunell pastor elect OF the
PRESBYTERIAN churth, has rented the nome
of Ferd Montigel, on Woodwork street
80 north, for one year, and Will occupy Il
about May To-
mt The largest clip Of wool ever sold Il
20. Gratiot county was purchased by +. T.
Pollasky last week from \. W: Wright
III The wool was sheared OH Woodbine iaTi
he and weighed 5000 lbs.
For Sale:-A sewing machine gasolin
av stove. two bedsteads with springs an
Rs. mattress, writing desk, dining chalr'
and a few other articles OF furniture
80 i'm good condition. Mrs. (. l.. Trescot
- Woodward addition.
"Old Arkansas" was greeted with
g q good house Wednesday evening as II
asst always a favorite attraction here. 1t Is
merry play with a plot that leads TO e
-, citing situations Everyone was please
49,, and will welcome a return date.
Mrs. J. G. Rundio, of Ferris was take
ter. To Ann Arbor "Wednesday morning whe
isit size will undergo an operation for iractnr
of the leg and hip. 1t will be iemei
49, bered that She was painfully crushed al
' ne kicked by vicious horse during 4
winter.
Of Burglars in the neighborhood. Th
Mr.. entered the grist mill OF (. (. Field al
Estce x sons elevator. At Shepherd Il
ids Tuesday night but were frightened a."
-, before they gained access TO the -
: which contained about $500.
his The Alma staff I. O. O. /. attended I
.isit meeting at Stanton Wednesday WI
ncis commemorated the eighty-seventh an
versarv Of Oddfellowship OF Ameri
,..ho They conferred the initiatory work on
~ large class OF candidates.
ONE A number Of the ladies OF the Bap
church met at the home OF Mrs. y
H. McLunev. who left Monday afternoon
g. her future home in Port Huron Reirr
fton hnehlS "eIe SCI eO a. - =, -
afternoon spent. As tokens oil IoNS
ladies presented her with beautiful
been and berry spoon.
~ - >, The Record Office has some very
- 80 samples of commencement programs
YOU are interested call and see them.
Ann A very pleasant birthday gathering
,, III cured Tuesday afternoon at the home
WIN Mr.. and Mrs Walter Nliet, III honor
their son, Stanley. number ot
Miss little friends spent an enjoyable time
nests playing games. Refreshments "
Won served. tavors in the form oi he'
New filled with candy were given 70
children asa souvenir of the occasion.
Mon Friday evening April 81, about TIVE
and Of the friends of Lena Bovee met at
He home, the occasion being her iourtee
,ssie, birthay. They visited and played gai
short and later in the evening reireshmt
were served after which Miss Lena
&c. presented with beautiful locket
iaree other presents by her friends. The e'
nous ing VIII VIC io"S
,Dad ent.
their The Methodist people will hold I