Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-06-17

w A. Bahlke was at the county seat
Tuesday.
Rockets. balloons and flags at
Browns x
Short orders speciality at Gray *
Grav's Restaurant.
Mrs. Geo Carl is the guest of her
daughter at Ludington.
Leave your order for b. p p. S.
paint with Smith q Carr. x
j w. Slater of Traverse City, was
an Alma visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. A. b. Scattergood spent Mon
dav afternoon In Ithaca.
Jay Baldwin is confined to his home
with sciatica rheumatism.
Rev. Grain and DIR. A. +. Bruske
spent Saturday in Saginaw.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Carnahan of Mt
Pleasant, were in Alma Friday.
Get your baked goods at Whites
bakery. Everything fresh and clean. X
Mrs. Francis King and daughter,
Fannie, are visiting friends i'll the east.
Mrs. James Glavin of Mt. Pleasant
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Hooper.
Superintendent Lvon of the River
dale schools was an Alma visitor Mon
day.
Theo. Marsh of Flint. spent Sunday
with his mother and brother in this
city.
q. Ii. Carl. the real estate dealer
was in Ludington from Friday to
Mon day.
Mrs. FraLk l.. Convis and Mrs John
T. Matthews of Ithaca, were in Alma,
Monday.
The Ann Arbor railroad sold thirty
two tickets for the excursion south last
Sunday.
Mrs. L. Gaffney and Mrs. NJ. A.
Holmes were In Saginaw Tuesday
afternoon.
Monday the 14th inst. was the
130th anniversary of the birth of the
American flag.
Messrs Ralph Miller and Earl Young
are enjoying an outing at Bass Lake
near Vestaburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Jason Ludy of Arcadia
township, are the parents of a baby
boy born Monday.
Try Markle & Hynes for your next
grocery order. Prompt delivey, lowest
prices, both phones. X
Miss Pearl Townsend of Ithaca.
spent Tuesday in Alma, the guest of
Miss Anna Hamilton.
Chester E. Walker left Tuesday for
Battle Creek. where he opens a
Turkish bath parlor.
The Eighth Michigan infantry held
its annual reunion at ST Johns on
Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. @. w. handler of Iona, spent
last week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. f. w. Smith of this city.
R. Boardman and wife left Monday
for six weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Rochester, n. Y.
Mrs. Henry Fuller. who had her arm
broken last week. is rapidly recover
ing from the effects of the injury.
The excursion to Grand Rapids last
Sunday was patronized by twelve Alma
people while thirteen went to Green
vile.
You can not celebrate the gorious
Fourth of July without fire works and
flags. Brown has the largest line, see
MIN. X
A box of beautiful roses from Seattle,
Wash. was received at the Union
Telephone Co.'S. general office last
week
Elmer Sprague returned Sunday from
Maysville, Tuscola Co., where he went
to attend the funeral services of a
friend.
Francis King left Tuesday for Will
Jamestown, where he is in attendance up
on the annual reunion of the alumni of
William College,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. McPhee have
leased the Trott house OH Woodwork
avenue and will occupy the same as
their future residence.
ID. Cameron. the carpenter. fell
eleven feet from scaffold where be
was at work Monday, on Alma
Heights His injuries while severe
are not serious.
w. J. Melchers of the Union Tele-
phone Co., spent the first of the week
in Rochester, N. Y, in attendance upon
the meeting of the stock holders of the
Frontier Telephone Co.