Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-05-27
W. J. Melchers win spend tomorrow

Miller Bros. for your vegetables and
ruit, Both phones K
George Bildson transacted business
in the city of Ithaca Monday.
Mrs. l.. NJ Crawford. of Ithaca,
visited friends In Alma Tuesday.
Mrs. E. N. johnson. of Riverdale,
was visitor in the city Tuesday
Have you bought your new hat.
If not see Mrs. Gaifney's display.
A. b. Bowman left this morning
for few days fishing trip at Glare.
Come down to Miller Bros and select
your flowers for decoration
Welding and Barry horse buyers from
Buffalo were Alma visitors yesterday.
Mrs. W. f. Clamp, of North Star,
called on friends in this city yesterday
Bev. G. l.. Wood left this morn
ing for business trip 10 Montgom-
cry.
Walter Winchel and wife returned
to their home in Chicago this morn
ing.
Mrs. n. W. Struble. of Shepherd
called on friends in this city on Tues
day.
Mrs }. j. Shields left this morning
for short visit with relatives in De
troit.
Mrs. Sarah Presley, of Ithaca,
called on friends and relatives in this
city yesterday.
Byron NevSns and wife left this
morning for short VISIT with friends
IN Cedar Lake.
Mrs. l.. G. Stinchcomb left TO-DAY
for visit with relatives and friends
in Grand Rapids
Mrs. w. II. Latimer left Monday
afternoon for few days visit with
friends in Fenton.
DIR. f. A. Gill and wife returned
Tuesday from short visit with
friends in Saginaw.
Guy Bringham. of Flint, is the
guest of Miss Sybil Fitch in this city
Monday and Tuesday.
The Pere Marquette r. X. has
double tracked its switch into the AL
ma Roller Mills this week.
Special music by piano, violin and
tran drums at the Alma Theatre Sat-
urday afternoon and evening
Ellicott & Hubbard have opened a
short order cafe in the building for
merly occupied by their saloon, east OF
Ellisons' Grocery.
Miss Inis Hill, who has been guest
at the home of +. A. Curtis for the
past few days returned to her home
in Gregory yesterday afternoon.
Miss Fay Richard returned to her
home In Riverdsle Tuesday evening
after several days visit with Bret
Taft and family in this city.
Mrs. Dapne Smith, principal of the
Shepherd School for the past year,
visited her aunt Mrs. Francis Palmer
at the latter's home in Alma, last
Saturday, remaining until Monday.
FOR RENT-July first, one ten
room house, modern and up-to-date
throughout. Good location Apply tc
r. f. Roycraft, 420 Maple avenue
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About four hundred women attended
the annual women's banquet given re-
| Gently at the University of Michigan.
President James b Angel. the only
man present. was the guest of honor.
The village council of Shepherd al
their meeting Monday evening, MAY
rs, decided to put an end to card play
ing and dice-shaking in the village.
Card tables are to be removed anc
gambling eliminated.
Highway Commissioner Whiting, OF
Emerson township. was in the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Whiting is building two
miles of State road in that township
one commencing at the Null school
house and running one mile east, the
other is between sections 33 and % OF
what is known as the st. Charles road
Miss Laura Belle Garfield was the
first and youngest violin graduate Of
Detroit Conservatory of Music anC
was also a graduate of Mt. Pleasant
7 school of music in violin and is the
youngest and leading concert violinis
in Central Michigan. Miss Garfield
appears at the Alma Theatre Saturday
afternoon and evening. K
r Miss Myrtle Lewis, hair dresser. hai
an advertisement in this Issue that will
prove of interest to the ladies of thi
, city Miss Lewis is recently from thu
Arcade Hair Dressing parlors. Detroit
and is prepared to do all kinds of hal
dressing as well as manicuring. sham
pooling, scalp and face MASSAGE. He
address is SOP West Superior street
Union telephone No. 267.
Joseph Rush. the good natured col
ored porter at the Alma Springs Hote
has installed fine two chair SHINING
stand in front of the ladies' waiting
room at the depot He has every
thing up-to-date and in ship-shape 70
the travelling public so that they ma,
have the dust rubbed off their shoe