Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-09
Pure Olive Oil at Luch,ini Bros

FOR SALE-A quantity of second
hand lumber suitable for building pur-
poses. Inquire of w. A. COPYRIGHT. X
The Thimble Club of the Methodist
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Fred Amsbury at 30S Lincoln
ave.
The Alma and Mt, Pleasant ball mines
crossed bats Monday. The Mt. Pleasant
boys had little difficulty in winning 10
to 2.
The Ladies of the st. Mary's Catholic
church give an ice cream social Saturday
afternoon and evening for the benefit of
the church.
Rev. DIR. Whitehead of Newport,
Kentucky will occupy the pulpit of the
First Presbyterian church fer the next
two Sundays
Geo. Pulfrey of the hotel Arcadia
epent last week in Detroit and later
visited friends in Saginaw returning
to Alma last Monday.
Joe Sartor went to Toledo last week
to take in the G.. A. r. encampment
From there he went to Detroit where
he, visited the state fair.
Said Mrs B. to Mrs c. that is such
fine bread " Said Mrs c. to Mrs B.
"Yes | ALWAYS have.good bread when
l use Alma Bread Flour 1t
r. Kelly of Middleton and Iva Daniels
of the same place were united in marriage
at The home of Rev G. II. Carl at 4
o'clock Wednesday. The couple will
make their home in Middleton.
Francis Palmer sold his house on
Woodwork avenue to Edwin K. Brown.
Consideration $2,ooo. Mr.. Brown will
soon take possession and make some inn
provements Sale was made by G.. H.
Carl.
Miss Minnie Wilson and Peter Mum
son were married Thursday, Sept. at
the home of the brides parents. The
young couple left on the noon train for
Wiscon sin where they will make their
future home.
The Democratic city convention was
to have been held in the city Monday
night On assembling it was found the
call had not been early enough and the
date was set over to Saturday night.
A. o. Davis, our veteran barber and
his wife took in the G.. A r. national
encampment at Toledo last week. MIR.
Davis is member of the l02 Michigan
and he renewed acquaintance with
many of his comrades of the days of
"61" to "64."
Alma may be lacking band but thro
the enterprise of Al and Will Davis the
city has as good an orchestra as can be
found in this section of the state. The
boys have been hard at work this sum-
mer and have developed a good six
piece orchestra. Aside from the oppor-
tunities of playing at public functions,
they find many chances TO fill private
engagements. That is the right kind
of hustle to have boys as il advertises
Alma as we'll as yourselves.
Miss Violet May Sandie left Wednes-
day morning for Saginaw and Bay City
for weeks visit with friends before re-
turning TO her studies at St. Ignace.
Miss Sandie has been attending the st.
Ignac Academy three years and will fin
ish the four year course in June receiv-
ing her diploma at that time. Miss
Sandie has also given considerable time
to piano and vocal music and will pro-
badly take special training in vocal
music after completing her course at
st. Ignace.
Some miscreant is engaged in poison
ing dogs in this city and will doubtless
fare badly if caught. Last week Chas.
Murphy, who works at Rhodes drug
store lost a valuable Scotch terrier and
VIII Sturdevant lost a much priced bird
dog worth fully $50 In each case the
dog came home and became suddenly
i'll, dying soon after. Mr.. Murphy
satisfied himself that arsenic had been
given his dog, probably with meat.
Both men are interested to find out any
information on the matter and will pay
for the same.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Hutchinson of
Caro- came to Alma last week after
Harry Stevenson formerly of Caro- who
was wanted for wife desertion. He was
was unable to find any trace of his man
and went back to Caro- without him, on
ly to learn on arriving there, that the
man he sought was working on farm
owned by william Cobb about five miles
southeast of Alma. He notified the
Alma and St. Louis officers and Deputy
Caswell of st. Louis went out Saturday
and got he man holding him until
Hutchinson arrived Monday. Steven
son left his wife and infant child in de.
stitute circumstances several weeks ago
and up to last week no trace had been
found of him. He is a big able bodied
man and capable of doing good days
work
j. @. Foster has removed his cigar
factory from the building on Wood
worth avenue he has occupied since
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