Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-05-29

! L. M. Carpenter is wishing friends i
Port Huron.
/ II. 4. Golden spent Saturday an
Sunday in Saginaw.
A. Hodgkinson was in Vestaburg OF
business last Thursday.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Raodes spent tn,
day in Saginaw Saturday
: Rev. ]. A. Watson was in Cadillac
the latter part of last week.
J Miss Myrtle Martin visited over Suu
day with friends in Shepherd.
! Mrs. A. b. Scattergood visited Ithaci
friends last Thursday evening.
Atty. James Kress transacted lega
business in Riverdale last Friday.
VIM. Medler made short business
trip TO Ithaca last Friday morning.
Elmer Francis transacted business fo
the Telephone Co. in Ashley last Friday
The Misses Lena and Nellie Blackmel
of Carson City visited Alma friends las
Thursday.
L. A. Johnson went to Detroit las
Thursday to attend the meeting of tn,
Carload Shippers Association:
Call on the new firm at the old Guth
RE Stand for barber work. Occupied
by Dunk and Edd. No. $50 State ST.
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The students of the College met in the
College chapel Thursday noon and had
rousing mass meeting TO cheer the ball
team on 10 victory.
Mrs Scattergood returned to her
home in Saginaw last Thursday morn
ing, after a two weeks visit with her
son, A. b Scattergood, and family.
Regular services were held at st.
Mary's Church in this city last Sunday.
1t is expected that Bishop Richter will
he in the city some time in July and
hold confirmation services, assisted by
Father Troy of this parish
Mrs. VIM. Mckinley died peacefully
Monday afternoon, May %, at her home
in Canton, Ohio. Her death was the
end of three days of Inconsistencies. the
transition from life to death being sc
gradual as to he almost imperceptible to
the watchers at her bedside.
VIM r. Naldrett of Ithaca has pur-
chased the Ira Moody residence on State
street and will soon make this city his
home The citizens of Alma will extend
a warm greeting to Mr.. Naldrett and
family. and are pleased TO know that
this city will be their future home.
WANTED Bell boys at Alma Sp;iugs
Hotel. Apply at once.
d. Jesserum of Sugar City. Colorado
formerly connected with the sugar plant
of this city, has been visiting friend.
here for the past few days. Mr.. Jes
serum is interested i'm Alma and in order
TO keep posted on her happenings, paid
his RECORD subscription two years in
advance
The National Convention of Indepen.
dent Telephone Cos. meet in Chicago
June 1. ) and 6. W j. Melchers Of the
Union Telephone Co. of this city is a
delegate at large from the Michigan As.
sociation and will be in attendance at
the convention which holds its sessions
III the Auditorium at the Windy City
c. T. Webster. one of Ithaca's stock
buyers has since April ,, 1901, paid
Francis kellogg of Newark the sum OF
Si.l2390 for cattle, hogs and wool. In
the bunch Were forty-three fat steer,
that weighed 55,l2O pounds, which
brought Mr. X SEES, an average OF
S63.14 each. Mr. Kellogg is one of the
largest feeders of stock in the county
Good No. Yellow Corn for sale al
the Alma Grain & Lumber Co.'S Mill.
A. w Brock and wife have been en-
joying a visit from their son, Arthur
whose home is in STA of Chihuahua
Old Mexico Mr. Brock and his brother
are interested in zinc and copper mines
and are in love with their surroundings
Mr. Brock returned home today going
by the southern route, he having taker
the ocean route via New York for hi,
home coming trip and was three week,
on the way.
Lou Kehn, of the Messenger Clothing
store. and party of three spent Sunday
at McBain and when they returned hao
twenty-five beautiful brook trout Mr.
Kehn hopes to go again in the neal
future, and while the law prohibits the
sale of the speckled beauties. there is M
law that prevents him from remember
ing his friends. If you are fond Of
brook trout advise Mr.. Kehn.
: GIRL WANTED-at Wright Hall. (.
Word has been received from Mr.
Caddington. formerly superintendent
OF schools in Alma, stating that h,
would he in the city at Commencement
time. Mr.. Caddington has been EN-
ployed in educational work in the Phil
ippine Islands. Mr.. Caddington is nov
travelling in foreign countries and viii
have been around the world when h,
reaches Alma.
Representative Norton has secured tn,
passage of a local act limiting the mum