Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19


\ Jas. Walker transacted business in
Cedar Lake yesterday.
ODD. Bell transacted business in Sayi-
nav today.
DIR. J. II. Lancashire leaves tonight
for business trip TO Chicago.
II. Mcnamara left this morning for
a short business trip to Saginaw.
Mrs. 5. Gallagher left yesterday morn
ing TO join her husband in Saginaw.
Call early and select your watches at
cut prices at Davies jewelry store.
5. II. Epler left yesterday for South
} Haven where he will make two weeks
stay
!, J.E. Fuller has been suffering an at
tack of the jaundice during the past
week.
VIM. Cooper of Detroit, former stu
dent. is attending commencement IN
Alma.
: Mrs. J. w. 5. Pierson of Stanton is
: spending commencement week with Mrs.
j. II. Lancashire.
Harry Rogers. who is now doing tele-
, phone work in Chicago, is in Alma Wis
iting his parents.
; Sherw cd Hines of Stanton is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Bert Hayes and
/. family this week.
} WANTED Two good men 10 work
} in iron yards Steady work to right
parties. Apply to l. FINK & SoN, St.
Louis Mich. i413tf.
WAxrED.-A girl for general house
work. For further information inquire
} Of w. J. McVicker.
y Clint Nelson Jr, who has been attend
ing the u. of NJ, is home tor a short
/ visit with his parents
Edward Adams left this morning for
I Portland, Michigan, called there by the
death of brother-in-law
= The High school gives a play tonight
" 1.-The Merchant of Venice Costumes
: have been procured in Saginaw.
y. Misses Martha and Collette Price of
t3 the Hospital nursing staff were called
:, home TO Merrill the first of the week.
All sorts of good bargains i'll jewelry
IN and millinery at onr closing out sales.
Don't put it off too late. William L.
- Davies.
Glenn Montigel, who has been stu
dent in the Chicago University labora-
tories during the past year, is home for
the summer.
." The Ladies' Aid Society of the Metho-
dist Church will meet at the home Of
rt Mrs Chas. Pettyjohn, Thursday after
H. noon. June 27th.
10 John w. S. Pierson of Stanton arriv-
10 ed this morning to be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Lancashire for the re-
w mainder OF the week.
In Jno. Kuhns of st. Louis was operated
on for appendicitis at the hospital ten
V. DAYS ago and has so far recovered as TO
be able to return to his home.
~ C. w. McCurdy left this morning for
ne Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr.. McCurdy has
received news that his brother living in
u that place. is in critical condition.
Id The Alumni Association of the Alma
High School will give a reception to the
w class of 1907 Friday evening in the X. of
ty p. hall Immediately after the exercises at
the Opera House.
IS, q. H. Bansill on Monday of this week
IA sold the property formerly owned by
Harry Story on Woodwork Ave. to
IN Orvie Wood of Arcadia township. Con-
at sideration 81 200.
n Owing to the fact that VIM. Davies
will close out his stock of jewelry and
Dit millinery in the short space of six
b. weeks the best bargains can be obtained
at at once Call tomorrow.
Fred Royce is in Alma shaking hands
ed with old friends and acquaintance.
IL Mr.. Royce statas that he is employed
lis in engineering work for the Selvin Ma
chine Company of Chicago.
e Aria Holiday left this morning for
Oh Monroe, Mich, to attend the commenc-
ment tAeIClscS Vi lit ~. MARY tCh-
or deny Miss Hazel Holiday is a member
he of this years graduating class.
es
The Board of Trade met at the City
Hall last Monday night and ID. l.. John
GU son was elected manager in the place of
III Theo Marsh who will devote his time
o. to the welfare of the Alma Skirt Co.
Mrs. Amos Kinney of Mt. Pleasant
." was operated on at the hospital last
4 week This is the third operation Mrs.
10 Kinney has undergone The spleen was
removed last week and the patient is
Id able to sit up aud is recovering rapidly.
Miss Mayme Hayes returned from
Lowell last Saturday Miss Hayes has
been teaching English, French and
~ civics i'm the Lowell schools and returns
VI TO graduate with her class in College.
~ Miss Hayes has accepted the Lowell
position for the coming school year.
. The senior class of the College was en-
tertained at her home on Saturday
TT night. Good music and general good
a time was enjoyed by all
Rex's Den. where the special spectac-
III ular features of the Semi Centennial and
II IT w. = :