Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-06-03

E. 7. Burr was in Mt. Pleasant, We'd
nesday.
Sheriff Frank l.. Convis was in Alma
Tuesday.
Bert Crawford of Ithaca. was in Alma
Wednesday.
The Episcopal rectory is being treated
to a coat OF paint
Mrs. Howard Willard is out agail
after brief illnefs.
Salt rising bread, fresh daily at
Whites bakery.
Wess Parr is spending few days IN
Corunna and Perry
Miss Trudy Fatty visited friends in
Mt. Pleasant last week.
II. Mccormick, of Ithaca, was an
Alma visitor Wednesday
Judge Kelly s. Searle, Of Ithaca, was
an Alma visitor Wednesday.
Base ball goods and ii shing tackle
Browns is the headquarters. X
John Marchmont is expected home
from New York this week.
Get your baked goods at White:
bakery. Everything fresh and clean. y
w. J. Bennett, of Los Angeles, Cal
is visiting J. @. Gardner, and other Alma
friends.
The lawyers of Gratiot County con-
template the organization Of a county
association.
Prosecuting Attorney Everden anC
Attorney John Mathews of Ithaca, were
IL Alma, Tuesday.
Miss Martha Young is in Mason
where last evening she attended the
wedding of cousin.
The Greenville High school base bal
hine will meet the Alma High school,
nine at Davis Field Saturday of thi:
week.
Will Kipp, the carpenter left Tues
day for Lansing, where he has accepted
a position with one OF the city con
tractors.
Miss Nellie Tubbs Of the auditor
generals Office force at Lansing, spent
Monday i'll Alma visiting her numerou:
friends.
L. A. Ely spent Tuesday in Grand
Rapids, in attendance at the meeting OF
the Soldiers Home Board of which he
is member.
Lou King formerly with A. G.
Thornton q Son, coal dealers, has
accepted position with the gas com
pany at Jackson.
@. f. Pike of Ithaca, gave an address
at st. Louis last evening Subject,
Interpretation of Historical Stories. -
Mr.. Pike is at Perrinton tonight.
The fourth meeting of the Alma U
B. church will be held Saturday and
Sunday, June 9th and 9th, Rev. A. b.
Bowman in charge. Everyone invited
DePaul University base ball team met
defeat on Davis field last Saturday
when they played the Alma College
nine. Score, Alma ?, DePaul /.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will meet with
Mrs. L. F. Bingham, 40 w. Superior
ST., next Tuesday afternoon, June s, al
$50 o'clock.
This office is in receipt of copy oil
the 190S-l909 University of Michigan
calandar. The book contains 512 pages
and is replete with information pertain.
ing TO the state university.
Mrs Rachel Cliff of Toronto, who ha.
been at the home of her parents, MI
and Mrs. NJ. H. Udelle, for some, tim,
went to Pontiac last week enroute fo
her home in Toronto.
The gray team of horses owned by
Sprague & Nelson and which have at
tracted great deal of attention since
coming TO Alma, have been sold t
Francis Kellogg of Newark township
Consideration $4,000.
|The board of review and equalization
for Mt. Pleasant finished its work Sat
urday, May 22 The valuation of the
city as assessed is as follows: Rea
estate, s641 $40; personal property, sr34.
100. Totol assessed valuation $500, 400
The Record offices is in receipt of z
copy of the Gable News American
published at Manila, p. I. The paper
is full of news well edited and its
columns are full of advertising, show.
ing the merchants of that eastern city
TO be hustlers. Pabst, the beer that
made Milwaukee famous. use a thirty
inch space to advertise their blue
ribbon goods.
Lester Sharp returned home Tuesday
evening from Baltimore, where for the
past school year he has been a student
at John Hopkins University. Mr.. Sharr
will be in Alma until July 8. when he
expects to go to Cold Springs Harbol
and spend a few weeks with Prof