Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-02

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w. w. Kinch made a business trip tC
ST. Louis Tuesday.
Bert Woodward visited his brother neal
Riverdale Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard, of Shepherd, was bust
ness caller in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Alvin Mills spent the day Tues
day with her sister in ST. Louis.
w. w. caple and wife visited his
brother in Toledo over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Harvey visited St. Louis
friends Wednesday and Thursday.
J. II. Parrish is in Breckenridge for a
few days loading stock onto cars.
Miss Elma Ray, of Ithaca, visited at
the home of J. p. Losey over Sunday.
Mrs. Edward DeYoung spent the day
Wednesday with cousin in Riverdale.
Rev. c. L. Ramsey entertained Rev.
and Mrs. Zeigler, of St. Louis, Monday.
Will Moore returned yesterday from
short visit with his sister in Battle Creek.
Mrs. A. O. Davis and Mrs. Fred
Amsbury visited Elwell friends Wednes-
day.
Bert Woodlands was in Grand Rapids,
Wednesday, for the Alma Manufactur-
ing Co.
W. c. Vliet left Tuesday for a flying
trip through New England and the south
ern states.
Mrs. Mary f. Willard went to St.
Louis, Tuesday, to spend two or three
weeks with friends.
Dr. EFT Lamb has received the appoint
ment as one of the three pension examin-
ers of Gratiot county.
Mrs. n. Fullerton and sister, Miss
Duzenberry, visited their brother in St.
Louis part of the week.
Mrs Gibson returned to her home in
Ithaca, Tuesday, after a two weeks visit
with Mrs. Stephen Taft.
Dr. Pringle was in Chicago last week
demonstrating his rheumatic cure in DIR.
Pratts hospital in that city.
Mrs. H. C. March AMI daughter, Irene,
Of Roscommon, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Cheney and other relatives in the
city.
Mrs John Ishanl attented the Maccabee
installation Of officers in Shepherd, Tues
day, and remained for few days with
friends.
Rev. and Mrs. {. NJ. beFoe are in
Belding this week and over Sunday. Mr..
DeFoe will assist in quarterly meetings
at that place Sunday
w. c. Edwards, of Huntsville, North
Carolina, arrived Saturday evening to
Join his wife and make short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. 5. Ward.
We have not marked our goods up for
a one-fourth off SALE but are making a
liberal reduction from regular prices on
all goods i'll stock during this month.
w. I. Davies, jeweler.
The American Express Co. have estab-
lished branch office in this city i'll the
coal office of Spalding & Son. Their
goods are brought here by the u. s.
Express Co. on a tonnage basis over the
p. NJ Railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Johnson arrived
home Tuesday from Greenville. Mr..
Johnson went to Hot Springs Arkansas,
about three months ago to take treat
ment for rheumatism and returned 10
Greenville several weeks ago, where he
was joined by his wife and they have been
visiting relatives in that city and Ionia
since. Mr.. Johnson comes back greatly
improved in health.
Mr.. Mix of the Alma Sanitarium has
gotten out some small leaflets for en-
closure in envelopes and desires to have
the merchants and citizens of Alma who
are interested in the success of the SAM
tarium enclose them in their correspond
ence If all those who feel they can
do this for the Sanitarium will telephone
Mr.. Mix, he will send boy to your
place OF business or residence who will
place them in the envelopes you have on
hand and the favor will be greatly
appreciated.