Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-09-11
IHlOrne and
ggg5& Vicinity

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Judge Stone OF Ithaca was an
Alma visitor last Monday.
l have recently received new line of
Bracelets and Combs. Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Sharrar
spent the day in Toledo last Sunday
II. R. Wilcox left last Monday for
his vacation in Saginaw and Detroit
Herbert G. Pulfrey of Saginaw
spent last Sunday with his parents in
Alma.
Rev. Clapp is attending the Meth
odist conference in Albion this
week.
Miss Jennie Hesslin OF Durand
spent Sunday in Alma with her sis
ter. Mrs. W. A. futile.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Forquer spent
the day with relatives and friends in
St. Louis last Monday.
Mrs. Hudnutt OF Mt Pleasant,
spent last Saturday and Sunday wiI
Mrs f. Francisco and family.
Mrs. Frank Bennett is spending the
week with friends at the West Mich
gan State fair, in Grand Rapids.
Eugene Caywood of St. Louis
stopped in this city for short visit
with relatives while on his way to
York state last Monday.
The case of Wyeth VS.. Wyeth
which was to be tried in Justice Chad
wick's court last Monday, was adj
journed until Thursday of this week.
Mrs. Clarence Brainerd of Olympia,
Wash, arrived Saturday to spend a
few weeks the guest OF her brother
O. +. Parker and family OF this city
Bay City-Saginaw, $O65, Sunday
September % Train will leave Alma
at 1921 a. m. See posters or ask
ticket agents for particulars
II. +. MOELLER
Gen. Pass. Agent
Glenn Montigle leaves next Friday
Tor the exposition at jamestown and
will visit at the interesting points
of the east before returning to his
college work in the Chicago Univer-
sity.
have recently received my new
stock of hats, etc, and would be
pleased to have the ladies of Aim;
call at my millinery store at the cor
ner OF Superior street and Wood
worth avenue.
MRS. T. ]. GAFFNEY.
DR.. and Mrs. Lancashire with thei
daughter Helen, enjoyed very pleas
ant automobile trip to Detroit thu
latter part of last week They foun,
. the finest of roads and weathe
throughout the trip. They went VII
; of Elsie, Owosso and Pontiac AM
returned via Pennington, Brighton
Lansing and St Johns.
A. J. Hall has recently vacated
his office in the Opera House blocl
J. and J. T. Swigert now occupies tn
suite. Messrs Kinch and Carl hav
taken the office left vacant by Nh
Swigert. Lee Schaefer intends to in
stall an office in the Opera Hous
: block from which 10 conduct hi
business of buying hay.
Mrs. Sullivan has given two partie
at her home on State street durin
the past week. On last Wednesda
r she entertained twenty OF her lad
:. friends in a successful manner. O
# Tuesday of this week a number c
{ the young ladies Of the city enjoye
the afternoon with her. The guest
became interested in several games
IS and light refreshments were serve
q by the hostess, so that the .afternoo
slipped away very rapidly and a
a were reluctant to leave.
IT, Word was received in Cadillac Sal
IF urday night OF the death in Chicag
l. Of Delos F. Diggins. the Cadila
millionaire lumberman and the city
best friend in a philanthropic wa.
He was a member OF the firm of Gun
4 mer. Diggins & Co. He died froi
Bright's disease. Mr. Diggins' late,
4 gift to Cadillac is a $4,000 hospita
which is now under constructio
On account OF his illness he ha
never been able to see even the foun'
alton of the building. which now wi
be a memorial to him. He was Dor
in Harbard, I'LL A widow survives.