Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-20


Melvin Ewers was in Ithaca last Wed.
nesday.
O. +. Pike Of Ithaca was in Alma,
Thursday
Mrs. L. j. Gaffney was in Saginaw.
Thursday.
Mrs. j. H. Lancashire was in Detroit
last Friday.
DIR. 1. N. Brainerd was in Riverdale,
Wednesday.
L. A. johnson spent two days in De-
troit last week.
Fred Church was in Vestaburg on bus
mess Wednesday.
J. A. Baker was in Ithaca last Satur-
day on business.
G. p. Rice was in Owosso the latter
part of the week.
Fred Cline spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Crystal.
Geo. w. Youngs transacted business
in Ithaca. Thursday.
Miss Anna Eicher of Ithaca visited
friends in Alma last week.
Mrs. Horace Granger is reported to be
in very critical condition.
DR.. J. II. Lancashire was in Detroit
the latter part of last week.
Miss Marjorie Gates went to Durand,
Wednesday, to visit friends.
A. ]. Wright has moved from Alma
Heights to farm near Shepherd.
]. Davidson of the Sugar Co. spent
Sunday with his parents at Midland.
Miss Gohm of Saginaw called on Miss
Mabelle Chapman, Friday of last week.
Miss Achey Metcalf left Friday for a
visit with friends in Flint and Jackson.
Reuben Gillet left Wednesday morn
ing for Albion, where he is to be EN-
ployed.
Messrs. Geo. Z. Sharrar and Bert
Hayes, ST., transacted business in lth'
AGA last Friday.
Thos. Clark made business trip to
Lansing and Albion this week for the
Board of Trade.
Max Ewers returned last Wednesday
from Bay City, where he visited week
with relatives.
L. A. Johnson, general manager OF
the Central Michigan Produce Co. spent
Friday in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt left Thursday
for Riverdale, where they will visit fol
a week or ten days.
Miss Nina Knickerbocker Of Carson
City visited with Mr.. and Mrs. DR.
Pringle last Thursday.
Lieutenant Governor Kelley will de-
liver the commencement address OF St
Louis high school the evening OF June
20, '07.
Stenographer wishes position in Alma
Experienced and best of references. Ad-
dress, Miss Flora Carpenter. Wright
House 1460tl
Mrs Thos. Sprague of Forest Hill was
in Alma last Friday bidding good bye to
her old neighbors. She will go west to
join her husband on April 2.
The issues on village election at Per.
rinton last week Monday was "wet OF
dry" The vets won out by large
majority. The contest was hot.
Simon Hagadorn, butter maker at the
Central Michigan Produce Cos plant,
is enjoying a three or four days rest,
visiting relatives and friends in Chicago
The date of the poultry show to be
held at Ithaca next December has been
changed to January 81 to pa. J. b.
Tucker, the noted judge of Concord, will
be i'll charge.
The fire department was called out al
7:l5 last Thursday morning. The cause
of the alarm was a small blaze in the
Gleason home on the corner of Euclid
and Superior.
The case of Lou Mum VS.. VIM. Lati
mer, in which the latter was accused OF
theft, was tried in Justice Chadwick:
court last Wednesday afternoon. Not
guilty was the verdict.
e. l.. walbridge of st. Johns, for
mer attorney of this county, has beer
appointed secretary Of the jamestown
Commission, which has in charge the
Michigan exhibit at Jamestown. Coco
choice.
Mrs. Bert Chestnut was taken to AM
Arbor for treatment last Thursday. Sh'
was taken sick several months ago ant
was seriously i'll with typhoid fever TO
100 days. her long illness bringing OF
nervous insanity.
The world has very many lambs who's
owners names are hid, and yet thes
lambs grew wool as white as Mary's eve
, did. OF course the fame of Mary
lamb is not at all surprising; 'twa