Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-08-29
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Vote next Tuesday.

st. Louis.
Circuit Court convenes Wednesday,
September 9TH
Remember the primaries Tuesday,
September 4th.
= II. @. Barston, of Ithaca, was an Alma
visitor Tuesday.
Primary election next Tuesday. Let
every enrolled republican vote.
Editor WEIGH, of the Glare Sentinel,
was an Alma visitor last Saturday
Sheriff Kille and prosecuting attorney
Salter of Ithaca, were in Alma Tuesday
Gaylord Brimmer has sold his house
and lot in st. Louis TO l.. o. Guffelt OF
Blanchard.
Mrs. a. Bigger, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. f. Palmer, left for Ell
well Tuesday.
The residence of Charles Lngersoll has
be en- purchased by Charles Burns, con-
sideration $4,000.
Mrs. G. A. Smith left Friday for st,
Johns, where she will spend the winter
with relatives.
Mesdames Estella Scott and Frank
Leonard spent Sunday, August 10, with
friends at Shepherd.
Mrs. G. A. Kipp left Saturday for
Lansing, where she will visit friends and
relatives for a few weeks.
A number of Alma's young people at
tended the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton held at Forest Hill Tuesday.
Skating at the rink Saturday evening,
September first and every Saturday even
ing thereafter until further notice. =
L. @. Guffelt sold his farm of 100 acres
to Gaylord Brimmer of Ashley. Sale
made by the Carl real estate agency.
Mrs. l.. Grant, who has been visiting
her neice, Mrs. Hoyt, for the past three
weeks has returned to her home in Ohio.
A marriage license was issued August
goth to Geo. w. Brombridge, of Seville
township, and Miss Agnes Mae Symonds
of st. Louis.
Rev. G. E. Hoag will occupy the pull
pit of the M. f. church in this city next
Sunday Rev. Hoag has spent the past
few weeks i'll Chicago attending theo-
logical seminary.
Work in free mail delivery line is
progressing rapidly. About January LIST,
1907, it will not be necessary for the
citizens of Alma to go to the post Office
for their mail.
The 7. A. Ely farm of 100 acres and
buildings were sold this week by the
Bancill real estate agency to Ohio par
ties. Possession will be given next De-
cember. Consideration 81 900.
Mr.. Virgil H. Mason and Miss Gladys
Hunter, of Emerson township, were
united in marriage at the brides home
last Tuesday afternoon. Miss Hunter is
a niece of county treasurer Smith. The
many friends of the couple extend con-
graduation.
they have cut the price extremely low
on all remaining go-carts of this year s
stock, and to those that could use the
article, it will pay you to go and see
them, as these gentlemen wish TO close
the carts out regardless of cost.
The many friends of Mrs o. NJ. Over
deem, of St. Louis publisher of the st.
Louis Republican-Leader, will be panied
TO know that her son, Raymond, aged
is, is dangerously i'll at her home in St
Louis Raymond was taken sick last
Friday and his illness diagnosed diabetes
Physicians hold out no hope of his re-
covery.
Rev. George A. Hill, field secretary
for Alma College, and Miss Ellie L.
Shelton, of Rochester, Ind, were united
marriage Wednesday, August ~, at the
home of the bride. Rev. Hill has many
friends in Alma, who extend their hearty
congratulations and join with hi
Hoosier friends in hoping that earth
TlCIitSJ DltSolhSo may 10 OiASAAo w ShJOy'
The st. Louis Leader Republican o
last week said: A movement is OF
foot for the installing Of an AUTOMOBILE
works at this place. There has beef
5000 of stock of the $4,000 needet
already subscribed and as soon as thi
is done company with a capital stool
of $4,000 will be organized. The ma
chine to be manufactured is one of tn
best in the state"
The management of the Alma Oper'
p House is greatly pleased to present Alal
Villair, Pearl Lewis and good compan.
in Texas Sweethearts." The play i
very interesting. "Texas Raymond,
owner of Texas ranch, falls in low
with Jack Harvey" whom she has no
seen since her childhood days, and VIII
is engaged to work on her ranch