Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-09-09

w J. Welchen spent Wednesday in
Ithaca
Social at NJ. f. church this Wednes-
day evening.
Simon Hagadorn and wife left Mon.
day for Chicago.
Wanted--Maid for general homework.
w. ]. MELCHER.
Mrs. f. L. Oonvis spent Tuesday with
friends in Maple Rapids.
Burdette Forquer went to Ferris Tues
day for a short visit with friends
The interior of the Masonic hall is be-
ing redecorated and and papered.
Dr. Clizbe occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church last Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. W. f. Ellison has been the guest
CT friends in Toledo during the past
week
Mr. S. @. Elsdon. the piano tuner is
in town. For all orders for tuning call
Bell Phone 50. If
"Dew Drop In" is the watch word of
Harry E. Sloat's tonsorial parlors, LIST
door east of Lees
We have it, Just what you wanted.
The famous Huck toweling. Mrs CAT
fney, the milliner. K
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis of Ithaca were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Adams of
this city last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs E. h. White have been
visiting friends in Toledo and Cleveland
duaing the past ten days.
Miss Gretta Bagley left Saturday
noon for Manistique where she teaches
Latin and History in the public schools
Miss Lulu Brock returned Friday
evening from her several weeks trip in
Mexico and left again Saturday even
ing for Crystal Falls where she will
teach school the coming year
Tuesday, Sept. 18th is the date of Mrs
Gaffney's fall opening. 1t will interest
you TO call and see her big display
Just come and see the new French pat
terms.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Wright are stop
ping at the Wright House and are visit
ing their numerous friends in Alma
Mr.. Wright is rapidly recovering from
his recent severe illness.
Mr.. H. A. Sharp has this week re-
membered his friends with a generous
supply of Clapp Favorite Pears gather
ed from tree in his own yard. The
fruit is certainly excellent.
Will Kiter farmer living between
Alma and st. Louis had the misfortune
to lose three fingures on his left hand
last Monday while buzzing wood. He
is at Brainard hospital having the hand
attended to.
Thursday, Sept. 18th Mrs. w. S.
Humphreys holds her annual fall OPEN
ing in Millinery goods. Besides an ex-
elusive line of new fall styles in hats she
will show big line of patterns and
novelty goods, K
Mr., COPYRIGHT of the Alma Theatre
has engaged l.. S. Chapman of this city
as singer at his theatre. Mr.. Chapman
needs no introduction to our readers as
singer and he is greeted each evening
with a large audience.
Mr.. Sherwood Hynes and Miss Mayme
Hayes left Saturday morning, Mr..
Hynes for his home in Stanton after q
a few days visit with Bert Hayes and
family and Miss Hayes to resume her
duties as school teacher in Lowell.
l.. T.. Turney formerly with the Hi
nois Cold Storage Co. has accepted a
position with the Central Michigan Pro-
duce Co. of this city. Mr.. Turney and
family will occupy the first house NORTH
of Edward Hannah ON Wright Avenue.
Rev. J. p. Wheadhead of Newport.
Ky. will preach at the First Presbyter
ian chuch next Sunday morning and
evening. The evening service is a re-
sumption of the regular evening services
which have been discontinued during the
summer months.
The County Board of Election In
spectors were busy yesterday canvas
sing the election returns of last week
Tuesday. The Board consists of A. J.
Chambers of Ithaca, E. Follick of Sum.
ner. Dennis Cauffman. Of Emesson.
with X, e. Hughes a. clerk of the board