Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Younger Brothers in Alma This week
Monday Arrivals at the Sani-
tarium.

Harry Moore is in Albion this week.
;. Epler has purchased the Chase
House OH Gratiot Ave.
NJ. Gray is spending two week with
relatives in Grand Rapids.
The +. NJ. sold forty-fye tickets from
Alma TO Grand Rapids last SunGay
All those still retaining Band uniforms
please hand i'll at Davis Bros. shop.
Mr. and Mrs b. f. Mccullough spent
Sunday in Grand Rapids with her par
ents
Mr. and Mrs J. T. Mathews of Ithaca
visited yesterday with f. Convis and
wife.
Mrs. G j. Barnes left last Monday
for Detroit to attend the funeral of her
niece, Mrs McPhee.
T. j. Clark has purchased the Thos.
Lyons residence on Woodwork Ave.
Consideration 81 800
Mr. and Mrs Milton Holmes left yes.
terday for few days fishing expedition
at Clarks Lake, Ohio.
Miss Rose Messenger is home from
New York visiting her parents and at
tending commencement.
A. W. Brock made a shipment of
twenty-five drums to Watertown, Wis,
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. f. n Chadwick returned last
Monday from Brighton, where she has
visited friends during the past week
Jason Hammond of Lansing former
Superintendent of Public Instruction
was in town last Friday calling on
friends.
j. w. Holmes left yesterday morning
for Dundee to attend the Annual Regi-
Regiment.
Mrs. Reardon is visiting this week
with her daughter Iva who graduates
from the Commercial department Of
the College.
Louis Hutchinson returned from New
York City and Central New York on
last Friday perfectly satisfied with Alma
and surroundings.
Rev. II. j. Ronald and wife of Ply
mouth are spending the week with A.
j. Hall and family, taking in commence
ment exercises at the College.
Acnas IIo,a N .xro1,o.o of Alma Col
lege, now living in st. Johns, is spend
ing the Commencement week with
John Swigart and daughters.
Rev Wilbur Nelson of Ruthford n. j.
former Alma boy has accepted a call
to the First Baptist Church at Saginaw.
This is the church his father Rev. Theo.
Nelson, was pastor of for years before
his death.
VIM. Young of Athens Ill. is visiting
Alma friends. Mr.. Young was student
at the College ten years and while in
Alma made many friends. Mr.. Young
is now engaged in the stock raising bus
mess in Illinois.
Prof. f. A. Caddington, formerly sup
erintendent of schools of this city, who
has been teaching at Manila, Philippine
Islands, the past four years, is in Mich
igan spending the summer, and will
visit Alma soon.
Masons are at work building an ad-
dition to the City Hall. The stable room
is inadequate and has been since the Hall
was erected. The south wall of the
stable will be removed and brick ad-
dition, l6x2S, built.
Dudley Tinker and Jno. Marchmont
are making arrangements to visit the
Convention of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrews in Washington ID. G. in Sept.
They will also visit New York city and
the jamestown Exposition.
Guests who have registered at the
Sanitarium during the past week are:
J. G.. Beck, Florida; G. +. Scheive Man
istee; Mrs VIM. McGrew, Joliet. H.;
Mrs. Stewart, St. Louis; Morton Cal
lagher, Bay City; S. NJ. Foster, Texas;
Louis A. Hall, lOnia.
j. Hannemond of Chicago, Ill. super
intendent and designer of the Alma
Skirt Co. was in Alma Saturday and
Sunday. He returned to Chicago Mon
day to purchase stock for his depart
ment, after which he will return to
Alma and locate permanently here.
News has been received of the mar
riage of Miss Marjorie Gates, niece of
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Tuttle. to Mr.. Chas
Nicols of Manistique. The marriage
was the outcome of friendship started
some years ago when Manistique was
Miss Gates home. Her many friends in
this vicinity extend congratulations
Younger Bros Tent shows were in the
city last Monday coming in special
car over the Pere Marquette. The tents
were raised on a vacant plat near the
State street bridge The band psraded
the streets at noon, the musicians being
in cowboy garb. The band was the best