Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-21

l.. @. Bagley returned Tuesday from
six weeks trip to old Mexico. Mr..
Bagley left Alma in company with Mr..
Elton Brock, who was returning to his
mining interests in the south. Mr..
Brock states that he enjoyed the trip
and is convinced that Old Mexico is
very interesting country.
Marcus Pollasky entertained number
of Stanton aud Crystal people with a
dancing party at Crystal Lake last Fri
day evening. Davis Bros orchestra
consisting of five pieces from this city
were hired for the occasion. The party
was greatly appreciated by Crystal
people there being about forty couples
present.
Notices have been posted in the city
stating that by virtue of a chatel, and
second mortgage, the plumbing fixtures
Of Jesse Walker. in the old fire hall on
Woodworth-ave would be sold at
auction, by Undersheriff Sprague, at
nine O'Clock on the morning of the
twenty-fourth of August. The sale will
take place at the building on Wood
worth-ave.
n. j. Mccullough left the latter part
of last week for vacation of one month
He went from here to Saginaw and will
spend few days of the home coming
week at that place. He then leaves for
Niagara Falls and trip up the St.
Lawrence river and through the
Adirondack mountains Mr.. McCul-
Tough will also spend part of his vaca-
tiou at Burlington, Vermont, returning
TO Alma about the middle of September.
Frank Jacobs who recently received
a box of large snakes by express from
the southern states, hat been notified by
Prosecuting Attorney Everden that I'M
less the snakes wese taken care of inn
mediately, he would be taken into GUS
tody. 1t is rumored that the snakes
have escaped and are at large in the
western part of the city in the vicinity
of the Jacobs residence. A large snake
was recently killed by VIM. Rogers.
Mr.. f. A. Coddington arrived at his
old home in Morenci last week after an
extended visit to many points in the
East. He spent day with Rev. Stan
ley Bloomfield in Connecticut and Wis
tied in Washington, Jamestown, Phila-
delphia, New York, New Haven, Albany
and Niagara. While at Washington he
decided to return to the Philippines and
will leave for Manila about Sept. /,
stopping a few days at Yellowstone
Park and sailing from Seattle on the
Minnesota, Sept. l0.-Olivet Optic.
Word has been received from Claude
Chadwick, of Cadillac, that his mother
in-law, Mrs. Eagon, had passed away at
his home in that city. Mrs. Eagon was
well known in this vicinity, having
lived here for number of years. She
left Alma at the same time that Mr.
Chadwick went to Cadillac. Mrs. Ea-
gon was past seventy seven years of age
at the time of her decease. Miss Floy
Eagon of this city is grand daughter.
The funeral is to be held at Shepherd on
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
To Saginaw and Bay City, CSC, Sun
day. September lst Train will leave
Alma at 1921 n. III. See posters or ask
ticket agents for particulars.
H. f. MoELLER, G. p. A.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Paul Engle-
mann in this city last Thursday evening,
when their daughter, Amanda, was
united in marriage to Telesforabore
Negra, of Detroit. Mr.. Negra came TO
Alma College from Puerto RIGA and
received his education. at the same time
forming many friends in the city.
Since that time he has been the prop
rietor of a tonsorial parlor in Brecken-
ridge. Selling ont at that place a short
time ago he went TO Detroit to engage
in the same business. The young couple
went to Detroit last Friday and that
city will be their future home. The
Record joins with their many friends
in wishing them a happy future.
A nervous looking man went into a
store the other day and sat down for
an hour or so when the clerk asked him
if there was anything she could do for
him. He said" no. he didn't want
anything. She went away and he sat
an hour or so longer. when the propri-
etor went up to him and asked if he
didn't want 10 be shown anything
mo. said the nervous little man, /
just wanted TO sit around My
physician has recommended quiet to me
and says above ell things / should avoid
being in crowd Noticing that you
did not advertise in the home papers. /
though this would be as quiet a place
as / could find so | just dropped in for
a few hours of isolation.