Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-29

Frank Smith, the painter. is visiting
in Fliut.
Wesley Smith and family have moved
to Flushing.
Miss Laura Crandell was in North
Star Wednesday.
John Seegmiller of Cadillac was in
Alma Tuesday.
Under Sheriff o. l.. Convis was in
Bay City Wednesday.
Miss Mary Dickerson spent Wednes
day afternoon in Ithaca.
Tom Bartlett and wife are enjoying an
outing at Six Lakes.
Mrs. Lloyd Ellison and children are
guests of friends III Ingham county.
Mrs. T. Lambley of Otsego, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs II. c. Purvis.
See those tailored shirt waists at Mrs.
Bart Miller's for sl.00, Saturday only. X
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miller are spend
ing the week with relatives at Dayton,
Ohio.
Miss Grace Snyder of Greenville, spent
Sunday in Alma, the guest of Misses
Hazel and Helen Latimer.
Will Rule of Middleton, accompanied
by his wife and children, visited his
brother, George Rule, Sunday.
Delavan's have limited number of
Wilbur's auto car tickets to be given for
rubate coupons issued by them. x
Mrs. Bart Miller will have a shirt
waist sale Saturday. and will offer some
very pretty ones for only sl.00 x
Alma sent base ball team to Breck.
enridge Tuesday and they returned with
score of IL to 2 in favor of Broken
ridge.
The old wooden sidewalks leading to
the various buildings on the college cam
pu are being replaced with cement
walks, making a decided improvement
Lou Smith, accompanied by his moth.
er, Mrs, Frank Smith, left Wednesday
afternoon for Flint, where they will
visit friends and relatives
The monthly payer meeting of the
Womans Missionary society will con-
vene at the u. B. church Thursday,
August 9Th, at two p. III. All are in
vited
Miss Margaret Mclaughlin left Tues
day for her home in Orangeville, Ontar-
10. Miss Mclaughlin has been the
guest of her brother, DR.. Mclaughlin,
of Elwell.
General Passenger Agent j. j. Kirbv
of the Ann Arbor railway. was an
Alma visitor Saturday. He reported
SD MINER travel good on his lines and
crowd at the big hotel at Frankfort.
A letter received Monday of this
week from Harold G. Reynolds, an.
nounces the fact that his address will
hereafter be Minneapolis. Mimi, in
St0au OI ro6pOrb, lllnOis
A. A. Chick has rented the Hannah
residence on Wright avenue and will
move his family here from Standish in q
few days. Mr.. Chick and son, John O..
will open the Economy Shoe Store in the
Vermuelen block.
Mrs. 8. w. Tinker and Miss Mildred
Kress went to Freeland Tuesday tor q
few days visit at the home Mrs. Tinker s
brother. Miss Smith, who had been
Mrs. Tinker's guest for few days, ac-
companied them.
A card from D. L. Johnson, written at
Flint, announces the well known fact
that Flint is where they make 'em. /"
Mr.. johnson is enjoying bis vacation
which will be spent at Flint, Detroit,
Port Huron and other cities.
There will be meeting of the Civic
improvement League at the home of
Mrs. Francis King, on Friday, July
30, at three O'Clock. All of the mem
bers are urged to be present. AT the
close of tie meeting tea will be served
on the lawn
The Modern Maccabee Circle will
meet at the home Of Mrs. f. A. Leon
ard, 424 Park avenue, on Friday, July
2oth. All members of Alma Hive are
requested to meet at Woodman hall at
900 p. m, fast time, on the same day
as there is important business to trans
act.
State Highway Commissioner Ely was
in Alma Tuesday enroute from Lansing
to Remus to inspect some highway work.
Wednesday he spent at vestaburg, COM
ing to Alma in the evening. He took
the early morning train for Shepherd to
inspect some work being done on the
highways in that community to-day.
Joseph Mulvey of Beaumont, Texas,
arrived in Alma Tuesday evening for
visit with his mother, sisters and brother,
this being his first visit to the parental
home in ten years. He is enjoying 30
day leave of absence from his duties as