Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-08-05

Miss Iyah Pulfrey left Monday for
Saginaw.
Rev. Hood is spending the week at
Lake Orion.
/ Rumor has it that Alma is to have
new laundry.
Prot A. p Cook spent Saturday fore
noon in Ithaca.
Rev. r. Luke of ST. Louis was in
Alma, Monday.
Miss Maud Porterieid spent Saturday
afternoon in Ithaca
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pulfrey spent
Tuesday in Saginaw.
Lester Sharp returned Saturday from
his onting in the East.
Big reduction on all summer goods.
Saturday at Mrs. Bart Millers
Roy Anderson left Saturday for hi
GUNNER outing at Higgins lake.
For sale-Buggy nearly new, enquire
of Ben Mccullough phone No, A.
Ray Smith. of Forquer's automobile
garage. was in Shepherd, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. l.. Convis were in
Traverse City last Thursday and Friday.
The ladies of st. Johns Church will
give garden party August IL in Wright
Park
Rev. ]. H. Fleming, of Crawling, was
in this city Monday and made this office
pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Shepherd visited
their daughter, Juno, at Crystal the
first of the week
Prof. McCurdy left Monday for Doug
las lake where he will visit the state
biological station.
Mrs. Belle Camfeld, of Forest Hill,
has been onfined to her home for
few days by sickness.
w. w. STOPPED, of the Little Giant
Hay Press Co.. is spending few days
on the streams near Grayling.
The w. c. t. U. will meet with
Mrs. Cummings, S25 Woodwork Avenue,
Saturday afteronou, at 230 o'clock.
John F. Keys of Detroit, general
passenger agent of Detroit United
Railways, was a caller at this Office
! Tuesday
Rev VIM. Long of Ludington, well
known here, occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church at Mt. Pleasant
last Sunday.
@. f. Brown aud wife left Friday
night for Williamson, taking the over
land route in their auto. They returned
to Alma Sunday afternoon.
The members and friends of the
Methodist Sunday school held a picnic
in the city park last Friday. A most
enjoyable time was had by those present
Mrs. f. A. Moore, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Edna, and son,
Franklin. who have been visiting at the
home of c. J. Brown and family, left
Monday for Bay View where they will
spend couple of weeks before returning
to their home at Coldwater.
Miss Lilah Pinney, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Pinney of Ithaca, was
united in marriage on Wednesday last
TO Fred A, Randall. clothier of that
village The wedding was a very pretty
affair, the spacious home of the bride's
parents being filled with guests
Miss Vida Greig, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Greig of this city, returned
home Monday of this week after twenty
days spent at Harper Hospital, Detroit.
The many friends of Miss Greig will be
pleased to know that she is greatly i'm
proved in health and that her permanent
recovery is seemingly only matter of
a seort time.
Rev. II. l.. Grain, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, left Saturday
afternoon for Grand Haven. where he
took the night boat for Milwaukee,
where, after day or two with friends,
he goes to Chicago, thence by boat to
Mackinac Island. Mr.. Grain expects to
spend some time at the famous fishing
grounds near the Les Cheneauxs, and
will return to Alma about September
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Mrs. j. w. Barron and daughter,
Miss May, left Monday morning for
Grand Rapids where they spent the
afternoon, leaving in the evening for
Grand Haven, from which city they
took the Goodrich boat for Chicago,
thence to Escanaba where they will
visit with Rev. E. E. Williams and wife,
formerly of this city. They will visit
Mackinac Island and other northern
points before returning home in Sep
TENDER.
There is to be harness racing at
Grand Rapids four days beginning Aug.
10, aud the driving club has set out to
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