Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-06-24

c. f. Brown and wife were at Crystal
Lake, Sunday.
Stuart Hoben left Saturday for his
home tn Adrian.
Detroit Vapor gasoline stoves are sold
in Alma by Smith * Carr. X
Ray Wells left Tuesday morning for
visit with friends at Dundee.
Mrs. Ezra Smith attended the alumni
re union at St. Johns last Tuesday.
You always get the best when you
order meal at Gray 81 Grays. x
Get your baked goods at Whites
bakery. Everything fresh and clean.
Messrs. Ralph and Robert Craig left
Monday forenoon for Sault Ste. Marie.
White embroidered and silk parasols
at one-half regular price at Messengers.
b. w. Ellison is re-shingling his resi-
dence, corner of State and Downey
rect.
Miss Ellen Moore of Ann Arbor, is
the guest of her cousin Miss Laura
Brown.
A new assortment of white waists for
the Fourth at reasonable prices at Mes
singers.
If you want the best gasoline stove
try the Detroit Vapor stove, sold by
Smith & Carr
Leon Stinchomb returned Monday
morning from short visit with friends
at Greenviile.
Donald Smith, who has been sick for
some time, is much better and will soon
be himself again.
Miss Kate L. Booth of the college. left
Tuesday for Detroit, where she will
spend her vacation.
Miss Matte Mulvey was the guest of
Mt. Pleasant friends from Saturday
until Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Truman Gillette, after spending
few days in Alma, returned to her
home in Charlotte Saturday.
Mrs A. o. Davis left Monday for
Kalamazoo, where she went as a dele
gate to the w. r c. convention. /,
Great preparations are being made for
the Blue Ribbon race meeting to be
given in Detroit, July Goth to Both.
FARMERS we want your butter and
eggs. Will pay you the highest cash
price. Markle & Hynes, the grocers. X
Norman Losford of Edmore, who has
been in the employ of Davis, the barber.
returne home Monday of this week.
F. f. Ellsworth and family left Sun
day for Harbor Beach. They went via
Durand and Bay City thence by boat.
L. M. Sweet is improving the appear
ance of his home on Woodwork avenue
by generous application of paint.
Brown has fine line of fireworks in
fire-crackers, rockets, candles, balloons,
and red fire and large assortment Of
flags
Free-We give our cash customers
their choice Of large line of silverware.
Call and see It, Markle & Hynes, the
grocers. Opposite the post office.
: Mrs, Erie l.. Brown and little son of
Lansing, are visiting at the home of f.
Lrown and wife of this city. Mr.. Brown
t is expected to spend Sunday here.
Prof. A p Cook is enjoying a nnch
needed rest. He left last week for Hud'
4 son, Ohio, where he expects to spend
{ TWO or three weeks on a farm near that
city. That the out door exercise will be
, beneficial to Mr.. Cook is the wish of hi.
many friends.
The executive committee of the Lake
! Orion ter-demoninational Bible con.
ference has issued an attractive program
! for its ninth annual conference which
will be held at Lake Orion, July Both to
August Sth. For a complete program
address l011 Majestic building, Detroit
q Mrs. NJ J. McPhee left Monday
morning for St. Ignace, where she will
attend the graduating exercises OF
: Ursuline Convent. Miss Violet Sandy
:, daughter of Mrs. McPhee, is one of the
graduating class. Mrs. McPhee ant
daughter will enjoy a trip through
/ Canada before returning to their home
d in Alma.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday night
of this week, Carriers Concert anC
{ Vaudeville Co., will appear under canvas
ia this city. Tent will be pitched nea
u Union depot The company will pres
ent high class vaudeville nightly and al
e who attend will be royalty entertained
a Admission 10 and 20 cents. Band con
l. cert each evening. x
Claud Chadwick and family of Ami
IL Arbor, arrived Saturday and spent Sun
s. day with the formers parents in thi
'e city. Mr.. Chadwick returned Sunda,
l. afternoon and Mrs. Chadwick and chill
dren expected to go on to Cadillac
Or Monday. But Monday their younges