Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ring were in
Ithaca yesterday.
Henry Soule transacted business i'll
North Star today.
Ralph Miller left this morning for De-
troit on business trip.
]. II. Gibbs of Edmore, transacted
business in Alma Monday.
J. S. Caple transacted business in Port
Huron the first of this week.
Judge Kelly s. Scarf of Ithaca trans
acted business in Alma, Monday.
Marion and Tressa Pollaski. of st.
Louis visited in Alma last Saturday.
Mrs. ]. p. Youngs of Inlay City, is
the guest of Mrs Clinton Wood of this
city.
Mr.. A. +. Boardman has leased the
photograph gallery over Ellison's grocery
store.
VIM. Holzheuer, Jr.. left yesterday
morning for Lansing, for visit with
friends.
General Passenger Agent j. ]. Kirby
of the Ann Arbor railroad was an Alma
visitor last week.
Herb Anderson left last Monday for a
visit with his sister, Mrs. John Dear in
Vermontville, Mich.
The much needed cross walks is being
laid at the intersection of Park Avenue
and Superior Street.
DIR. Felch is in Detroit today. attend
ing the annual state meeting of the
Homeopathic Society
LOST-A gold watch with metal
fob. Finder please leave at RECORD
office and receive reward pd
Mrs. II b. Scattergood of Saginaw is
spending few days visiting with her
son. A. b. Scattergood and family.
G. f. Renner has purchased the prop
erty formerly owned by Harvey Davis
No. BOP West End st. Consideration
81 300.
Mr.. Leslie Cook returned to his home
/ in St. Thomas, Ontario, yesterday,
after a weeks visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Harvey Hubbard.
LOST-In Alma a breach. amber
stone, set in silver design, Scotch thistles
A reward given for returning to Miss
Case, 42i, w Superior st. l470t2pd
Rev. Alvin c.. Austin of Beaverton
Mich, has purchased the property
formerly owned by C. f. Renner No. BOG
West End ST. Consideration 81 600.
LOST-"Gyp." my black cockerel
Spaniel pup. Left residence at p. m,
Sunday. Very short stub tail. Reward
paid for return. or information leading
to recovery. ID. l.. Johnson, 746 State
St
Mrs n. K. Rossell of St Louis. visited
last Monday with Mrs. Fl. f. Doane in
this city. Mrs. Resell left Yesterday
morning for Sault Ste Marie. where
she and her husband will reside in the
future.
+. l.. Convis,, of this city. has recently
sold REQ Automobiles to Vim. Naldreth,
of Middleton. and o. G.. futile of Ithaca.
Mr.. Convis is convinced that the REQ is
at" and has several prospective pur-
chasers in this city.
VIM. Story died at the home of VIM.
Tomlin near Sumner last Sunday. De-
ceased was we'll known in this locality
and was the father of six children.
Mr.. Story was 81 years old and the
cause of his death was old age. Fun
eral was held Tuesday at Sumner.
G. +. Brown, agent for the United
States Express Co., has resigned and
B. G. Button has been appointed. Mr..
Brown was agent for the American Ex-
press Co. for Il years and for the u. s.
one year Poor health of himself and
wife. who had charge. was the cause of
the resignation.
\ The comedy drama. 1.-THE Hidden
Hand" is said to leave a favorable inn
preston wherever presented, the specta-
tor yielding himself TO the absorbing
naturalness and charm of the story
The elements of comedy, pathos, love
and in fact all the passions are said TO
be artistically employed. This attrac-
ton will be seen at the Opera House,
Nav 25th.
Dennis Gardner died at his home on
Park Avenue last Sunday morning at
three O'Clock Deceased was 81 wears
of age aud the father of four children,
two of whom are living. The cause of
his death was chronic obstruction Of the
bowels. The funeral was held today
and the body inferred in the New Haven
Centre cemetery.
Eugene Moore, who dramatized 1.-The
Hidden Hand" has built comedy
drama of sterling worth. retaining the
familiar characters of Capitola. Old
Hurricane, Black Donald, Mrs. Condi-
ment. and two excruciatingly funny
darkey characters, Wool and Pitapat.
The play will be seen at the Opera
House, May 18th.
General Passenger Agent Emerson of
the Queen & Crescent railroad, who has
been at the Sanitarium in this city for
some time. says that after visiting nearly
all the famous springs of the United
States he considers the water at Alma
superior TO any. Mr. Emerson expects
TO return later in the season for another
course of treatments at the San.