Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-09-23

r. p. Lee is spending the week in
this city.
o. Devereaux, of Flint, spent Sunday
in Alma.
Wall paper at Ii off for go days at
Browns.
Mrs. Nina Williams spent Thursday
at St. Louis.
p. w. Creaser was a business caller at
Shepherd, Monday.
Judge Kelly Scarf was caller at this
office, last Thursday.
Mrs. Clyde Campbell called on friends
in st. Louis, Thursday.
Geo. Wilbur, of Shepherd. was caller
OF John Fafty's, Monday.
Mrs. Frank Webster spent Thursday
with friends at st. Louis.
DIR. ]. n. Day and j. III. Ostrander
were in Carson City, Monday.
The millinery stores are now showing
fall and winter styles Of hats.
Ezra Smith spent the first of the week
in Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Night trains on the Ann Arbor will be
discontinued after next Sunday.
Take advantage of the big 4 off wall
paper sale at Browns drug store. K
Mrs. NJ. J. Follett spent the last Of
the week visiting friends in Shepherd.
Mrs. NJ. LOOMS, of Shepherd, was
the guest of Mrs. John Fatty. Monday.
New railroad time table goes iuto
effect Sunday, September Goth. Watch
for changes.
Remember Mrs. Humphreys millinery
opening, Thursday, Friday aud Satur-
day of this week.
Commencing next Sunday the Ann
Arbor railroad will have two trains each
way every Sunday.
Miss Briggs, of Saginaw. was the
guest or Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. Richardson
the first of the week.
Do not forget you get $500 pair of
shoes if you take the largest beet to the
Economy Shoe Store.
j. G.. Kress left Monday night for
Chicago, where he went to look after
the interest of client.
Saturday ends the great "tour Leaf
Clover" sale. If you need furniture,
you had better get busy.
Messrs. Pete Voorhees,, Clint Nelson
and +. W. Hooper left Monday morning
for Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Losr-Two ten dollar bills, one five
dollar bill and two one dollar bills. Re-
turn to +. w. Smith and receive
reward.
State Treasurer Sleeper made the
second loan of S25, ZOO as authorized by
the state board of auditors. securing the
money from the Peoples State Bank of
Detroit at three per cent.
George Bates left Monday afternoon
for Detroit to visit the place of his birth
on 18th street. The property, which for
years has been owned by his father is to
be razed to permit of the onward march
Of improvements
John H. Fildew will leave for the
Pacific coast in few days. going to
Portland, Oregon. He expects to be abb
sent until December, and will try to pick
up some timber lands while there
Clinton County Republican.
Mr.. Bert VI. Gilbert and Miss Matte
Musser, of ST Louis, were united in
marriage last Thursday at noon, Rev.
j. NJ. Wolfe officiating They were
accompanied by Mr.. Maurice Musser
and Miss Mabel Horton OF Riverdale.
Rev. G. Grim of Copemish, who has
been in attendance at the conference of
the Wesleyan NJ. +. church at Saginaw,
visited his uncle and family, Chris Rem
ner of this city, the first of the week.
Mr.. Renner had not seen his nephew IN
seventeen years.
The civil calendar for the September
term OF the circuit court which opens at
Mason, Ingham county, Monday, Sept.
9th, is one Of the largest. if not the
largest, in the history of the county.
There are nearly seventy divorce cases
scheduled for hearing, which:breaks the
record for Ingham county for single
term of court.
This years total state tax budget calls
for total of s., 9a9, 1874, which is 81,
GA, S67.07 mere than asked for last
year. This years rate is about three
and forty-one hundredths mills on the
dollar while last year it was ASH mills
on the dollar leaving higher rate of
about six-teenths mills on the dollar
The public domain commission has
drawn line on the northern boundaries
of Mason Lake, Osceola, Glare, Gladwin
and Arenac counties and decided that
lie, 900 acres shall be selected north oil
that line for the new forest reserve OF