Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-07-28
Alma Patent Flour, Soc per sack.
Watches at reliable prices at Davies.

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Mrs. G. " Lockwood visited in St
Louis, Friday.
Mrs. NJ. T. Slingerland visited in St.
Louis Friday
Try one of Pratt's hair cuts if you want
it to be done right. 80
Hats to close are going just one-half
price at Mrs. Davies
T. T. Pollaskys Hot Weather Sale
continues another week.
b. II. Sawyer, of Ithaca, was a business
caller in the city yesterday
Mrs Ida Warden visited friends in St
Louis FRIDAY and Saturday.
Sugarl-It's cheap at Lees Saturday
Read their adj. on back page
T.. G. Smith, of Elsie, was the guest of
a. T. Eagon and family Friday.
Mrs. w. A. futile is receiving visit
from her niece, Miss Margery Gates.
w T. Davies store presents a very fine
appearance in its new coat of white paint
Mrs. John Mallory left Saturday for
few days visit with relatives in Nj. Pleas
ant
Hiss Laura I.apaus!i, % Summer, Is
visiting her grandmother Mrs Henry
Sadler
Miss Eva Nugget left Friday for Bay
City for two or three weeks visit with
her father
Mrs. Frank Holton, of St. Louis, visited
her mother, Mrs. +. l.. Hyde, few days
the past week
II you want old papers, come to the
Record office. We're selling them cheap
while they last. IT,
Otis Pinkston returned from Cadillac,
Friday, where he has been working for
the past month
Roy Ednger of 5. l. Harrissns cloth
ing store, has gone to his home at Green
Vile on vacation.
Claude Chadwick of Cadillac. was home
Sunday on account of the illness of his
father, l.. n Chadwick.
Roy Howard returned home To Farwell
Saturday, after an extended visit with
his aunt, Mrs NJ Weeks
Mr. and Mrs {. T. Brown and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Blair were guests of A. 3.
Darragh and wife Sunday.
Mrs Kate Frost, of Caro- returned
home Friday after short visit with her
sister, Mrs. Truman Richmond
Bert Bambrough, of Detroit, was called
here Monday by the illness of his father
Wesley Bambrough OF Sumner township.
Mrs. Lille Sanderson. of Emerson,
returned home from Brinton, Tuesday,
after months visit with her grand
parents.
Mrs. w. Welch and daughter, Goldie,
of Mt. Pleasant were guests of her son,
Dennis WEIGH, and wife Wednesday and
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Smell left Friday
for Lansing and other points in the state
where they will visit relatives for two or
three weeks
Prof. Vim. l.. Notestein OF Huron 5 D.,
came last Saturday morning on account
of the serious illness of his brother Prof
Frank ~ Notestein
Edward Willoughby and family, OF
Owosso, who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Youngs the past week
returned home Tuesday
Mrs. Louisa Meyer, of Ithaca, was a
guest of Mrs. Mervin Sluyters Friday,
leaving on the evening train for Brecken-
ridge to visit daughter.
Mrs. A. Hunter, of I.udington, returned
home Tuesday accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. A. Pontine, with whom she has been
visiting the past three weeks
Mrs. Geo. A. Royce returned TO her
home at Hancock after spending two
weeks with her sister Mrs. Henry Brew
baker, and her mother, Mrs. Ely.
Mr. and Mrs Hoard, Mr.. and Mrs L.
p. Mitchell, H. C. Parks and Mrs.
Wlmerth. of Wheeler, were here Monday
to attend the funeral of Mrs Julia John
son
Auditor General J. B. Bradley visited
his uncle, J. b. Tubbs, Monday accom-
panied by little Miss Marjorie Tubbs. OF
Lansing, who will spend some time with
her grand parents here.
Thresher Coleman reports yield of GA
bushels IF wheat on the farm of W A.
Bahlke, as acres nearly IS bushels an
acre 1t vas purchased by Alma Roller
Mills TUESDAY, at Sc per bushel
Mrs Susan Bell left Tuesday for Bed
ing, where She will spend week with
her daughter. She will be accompanied