Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-28


last Friday from n trip to Buffalo an
Niagara Falls.
Miss Jennie Bennett of Brighton, al
rived lasi Friday TO be the goest of MI
and Mrs. S. w. Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Washburn left las
Thursday for Glare where they will en-
JOY weeks outing.
Misses Bessie. Callahan and Eff,
Boyer spent the last three days of las
week with friends in Saginaw.
Claude Baker of Lansing was the
guest of his parents in this city during
the latter part of last " eek.
Special prices given on ladies andehild.
rens oxfords and low shoes at the Variety
Store.
Miss Rapp of Lansing visited during
the latter part of last week with Mr..
and Mrs A. w. Baker and family.
Guy Gongwey returned to Alma last
Friday after visit of a month with
friends and relatives in Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. Bruske left Thursday
for Wernersville, Pa. and will spend the
next two weeks in the mountains.
Mrs. Chester Cavanaugh of Lansing
arrived last Thursday morning for ten
days visit with the Misses Swarthout.
Mrs. Margaret Kershaw returned to
her home last Friday, after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Sharp and family.
Miss Mary and Mr.. Lester Sharp left
last week for Detroit, from which place
they take boat for a tour of the lakes.
Miss Maude Thompson of Midland
spent several days of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs, L. n. Baker of this oity.
Miss Addie Carbenaugh left Tuesday
afternoon for Detroit where she expects
TO make an extended visit with friends.
GIRL WANTED To do general
house work. Apply to
Mrs. w j. Melchers
l.. w. Youngs left last Thursday for
a ten days trip to Muskoka, Canada.
Mr.. Youngs will visit his mother at that
place.
Messrs @. II. Decker, S. L. Bennett
and Robert Smith spent portion of
last week at the Home Coming in
Saginaw.
Miss Kate Carpenter returned last
saturday noon from an extended visit
with friends and relatives in Port Huron
and vicinity
II. L. Wisamore, wife and grand
laughter, of Findlay, Ohio, visited at
he home of w. w Iverson, in this city
asst Wednesday
Mrs. May Hyde of Grand Rapids, and
dr. John Donovan of this city. were
United in marriage at Ithaca on August
LIST. Their many friends wish them
very happiness
A. J. Harrington was in the city last
saturday shaking hands with old friends. I
lr. Harrison, it viii be remembered,
vas connected with the old table factory d
ere several years ago. t
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Montigel. Mr. and f
irs. Chas. Rhodes aud Mrs. e. 4.
amb were numbered among those who il
-ere in Saginaw last week at the Home 5
oming on Military day. c
Miss Rena Marlborough. former
'acher Of Language in the Public +
chools of this city, and who is now re- C
ding in Owosso, is spending the week h
18th Miss Mabel Brainerd. d
FOR SALE.-New safe, cash register.
tier press, hard coal stove, Majestic L
eel range, couch, iron bed, organ. Ia
dressers, Commode, plate racks, side W
ard. Inquire of II. r. Spaulding. a.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Yeager were called
Coleman the latter part of last week d
wing to the illness of their child. at
at place. The child was taken Fl
ddenly i'll while in the care of Mrs. Il
sager's mother. fi'
Attorney Bert Hayes has been retain m
by the defense in the Conley murder III
al. The examination is taking place al
Grand Rapids this week and Mr.. al
ayes left for that place last Monday en-
ening
Peck's Bad Boy which shows at the NJ
era house tomorrow evening will 81
doubtedly draw its usual large crowd. Ct
ere has been many improvements ed
lde on the play and those who attend en-
II enjoy the new features, tri
4 social was given by the ladies of the -
'thodist church on the @. K. Delavan
vn last Monday evening. A fortune
ler's booth was erected. and this, to- III
her with other amusenents, helped fol
use present to have pleasant evening. J.
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