Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-13

MIR. and Mrs. o. l.. Convis spent Sun
day in Ithaca.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Carl spent sun
day in Forest Hill.
Q. l.. Chadwick of Cadillac spen
Sunday with his parents.
Miss Winnie Griffin visited friend.
in st. Louis over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Kelly who has been i'll fol
some days is able to be out.
Prof. Mitchell transacted business il
Breckenridge last Saturday.
Miss Rua Day went TO Ashley last
Thursday for few days visit
Mrs. Arthur Wright visited over Sum
day with her parents in Shepherd.
Mrs. A. w. Brock has sold her farm
in Pine River township to Frank Frisby.
consideration 80, 800.
Mrs. G.. A. Habner and daughter ar
rived at the Wright House last Friday
night from Chicago.
Geo. S. Young left Monday morning
for business trip 10 Durand, Pewama
and other points south.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gallagher of
Shepherd, visited over Sunday with A.
j. O'Boyle and family.
Mrs. Fred Downs went to Mt Pleas
ant, Saturday, for a few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Hess.
My opening takes place March 20 and
2lst.. Call and see the finest line of hats
in the city. MRS. 7. J. GAFFNEY. +
Mrs. Edward Howe of Saginaw. a
cousin OF II. l.. Spalding, who has been
with them few days returned home
Saturday night.
Mrs. VIM. Davies has secured the SER
vices OF Miss Anna Stoutenburg of Sag
inaw TO trim for her this season. Miss
Stoutenburg arrived last Friday.
Geo. w. Moore has purchased new
Cadillac automobile. He expects to go
to Detroit after it as soon as the weather
settles. bringing it home overland.
The Isabella County Republican saws:
'R. ID. Lemen and wife are disposing of
their property and household goods pre-
paratory to moving to Detroit in the
near future"
Isaac Church, highway. commissioner
OF Pine River, attended the state Good
Roads Convention at Jackson last week
and reports very profitable and en-
joyable meeting.
Jno. II. Walker of Monroe, Ind. has
purchased the Hiram Kelly farm four
miles east of Alma in Bethany town.
ship and has his family moved. He
made this Office a pleasant call Saturday
Miss Claudia Ray, who will arrive in
Alma the 18th inst. is to be the new
trimmer in Miss b. Hale's millinery
store. Miss Ray was with Miss Hale
last year and comes from Holland,
Mich.
Chas. Silsbee. who was in Alma the
latter part of last week, stated that he
spent three weeks at New Orleans.
where he was present at the Mardi
Grass Carnival. Charles saws it was
quite an affair.
Jay Swartout, who has been employed
ut the Alma Manufacturing Co. for
some time, left Monday morning for
Detroit, where he has a position in a
machine shop. Mrs Swartout will fol-
low Friday.
St. Louis and Ithaca business men are
interested in an effort to build an electric
line between the two places, a committee
from each place has been appointed and
N the near future a mass meeting of
he two towns will be held
The second regular services of the
elm Hall charge will be held at the M.
,. Church, Riverdale. Preaching at :
,. m, on Sunday, March pa Quarterly
conference at 10 a. m, Monday, the
9th. The official members of the charge
ire earnestly invited.
The Rev. Morehouse. who is figuring
o CONSPICUOUS in the divorce scandel at
'lainwell, and who has been arrested
or kidnapping his children, will be re-
nembered as the evangelist who con-
ucted series of meetings in Alma
hree years ago this winter.
The approach at the depot is disgrace
o Alma. One can neither step from or
n train without covering their shoes
With mud. 1t is so every day in the
arly spring or after rain. There s
hould be platform at the depot and if {
he railroad companys' refuse to put ]
ne i'll the Board of Trade should take c
ne matter in hand. G
Frank Wilson, residing north of St. Il
ouis, caught his left hand on buzz r
wv last Wednesday and the hand was $
early cut off. Mr.. Wilson was work b
x on the farm of Herb Smith near For b
It Grove. st. Louis physicians advised o