Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-09-25
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Saturday only, globe and gold fish
l0c, at Rhodes.
T. w. whitney Of St. Louis spent
the day here today.
Davies the jeweler spent Sunday in
Saginaw.
Miss Church Sundayed with friends
in Bay City.
Mrs. John Capel is spending the week
with relatives in Toledo.
T. A Johnston spent the latter part
of last week in Chicago.
]. Z. Ruan spent Sunday and Monday
i'll Saginaw and Bay City.
WANTED - Poultry dressers at the
CENTRAL Mich. PRODUCE Co.
5. Epler left this morning for weeks
business trip to South Haven.
f. +. Pollasky transacted business at
Shepherd the fore part of the week.
For RENr-Eleven-ro house. En-
quire of A. w. BROCK.
The Children's Sewing Circle meets
for one hour every Saturday afternoon.
The St. Johns Sewing Circle Will re-
sumo work on Saturday of this week.
Perry Grover OF Wallaceburg, Gnt., is
visiting his parents and friends in this
city.
Miss Grace Pulfrey is spending the
week with friends and relatives in
Saginaw.
Hagadorn, the Central Michigan Pro-
duce Co.'s butter maker, spent Monday
in Lansing.
Lieutenant Governor Kelley passed
through the city this morning while ell
route to Reed City.
LOST a pocketbook containing
money. Finder please return to REC
ORD office and receive reward.
Rev Williams left this forenoon for
Mt Pleasant, where he has been called
to perform marriage ceremony.
The return of Steve Hill last Monday
evening made glad the hearts of Coach
Harper and all football enthusiasts at
the college.
Helmer Rabild returned Saturday
from trip to Norway and Sweden,
where he went in the interest of the
u. S. government.
Bert Tucker, of Ithaca, shook hands
with old friends in Alma yesterday.
Mr. Tucker is able TO be about again
with the use OF crutches.
Mrs. Clayton Goodsal of Mt Pleasant
returned to her home this morning after
a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Abbott Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Mccullough left
this morning for Saginaw, where the
latter will spend the dav. Mrs. McCul-
Tough Will take course of treatment in
Saginaw.
Mrs. Fortress of Detroit and Miss
Wooster of Owosso, former employees
of the Union Telephone Co. of this city,
visited their numerous Alma friends
this week.
Miss Clara Pringle of the Central
Michigan Produce Co.'S office force is
enjoying her annual vacation with
friends and relatives in northern
Michigan.
The Ann Arbor railroad will run an
excursion to Detroit, via Owosso, next
Sunday Train leaves Alma at 7.s4.
Returning, train leaves Detroit at 6.3o.
Fare for round trip, 81. SO
SrRAYKD-Came into my enclosure in
Sumner, section 26, six old sheep.
Owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying charges. HENRY
AVERY, RID. l, Alma, Mich
: There will be special musical services
at the Episcopal church next Sunday
evening, TO Which everyone is cordially
invited. There will be no sermon. but
prayer with special music. These serv-
ices will take place on the last Sunday of
each future month.
The fire alarm was turued in from the
Mastic plant at S. 80 this morning, and
the team upon reaching the seat of
trouble after an excellent run, found
that the blaze had been extingu ished by
the employees with little or no damage
A meeting u the Ladies' Civic I'm
provement League was held in the city
hall last Friday evening, but owing to
the poor attendance there were no mat
ters of importance decided upon. The
committee for circulating library for
Alma is putting forth their best efforts,
but have not reported yet.
Bansill, the real estate man, has sold
the Gallagher property on Grant ave.
nue. to Rev. Austin, also the Fred
Downs property on the corner of Pine
avenue and Walnut street to Adelbert
Gallagher, and the A. b. Snider prop
erty on River fstreet to A. r. Nestle.
This shows activity in real estate.
In speaking of the transfer of Rev.
Wolfe from ST. Louis, the Independent
of that city said: "I. will be noticed
by the above that Rev Wolfe is trans
ferred to Alma and that Rev. Trott will