Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-05-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
B ly your shoes of ]. L. Miller.


Alma visitor yesterday.
FOR SALE-Home grown seed corn.
Enquire of Alma Elevator Co.
Frank Parker of the post office force
Is the guest of friends at Mcbride.
A fine assortment of plants for bedding
may be procured at Bitner's greenhouse.
AT Bittner's greenhouse you will find
large assortment of plants for Decora-
ton Day. X
Try our Elk shoes for children and
misses in wild west styles. j. L.
Miller.
Try our High Grade in mems patent
tan, oxblood in Snow shoes for men. J.
L. Miller.
Simon Messenger, the dry goods,
merchant, spent Monday and Tuesday
in Detroit.
The Indian shoe is what pleases the
children. Call and see them at J. l..
Miller's X
J. l.. Miller is selling oxfords at prices
to suit your pocket book. Call and see
them.
]. p. Case of Chilson, visited his
brother, S. w. Case, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Emily Vermulen arrived in
Alma the first of the week for visit
with friends and relatives.
One hundred pairs of Ladies tan !
Oxfords in 3, 315 and 4 sizes in high
grade at cut price. j. L. Miller.
Mrs. VIM. H. Baker has gone to
Fulton Center to visit her father,
Conrad Westnhour. who is very i'll.
The organization of county base
ball league has been postponed unit.
after the school and college commence
ment exercises.
After two weeks spent i'll Alma the
guest of her son and family, Mrs. (
Henry Sprague returned to her home in
Mayville, Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. +. church
will serve supper at the church parlors
on Wednesday evening, June End. All Z
are invited-Mrs. NJ. j. McPhee.
lothian Allen, of the Sugar Co.. has
received his No. 10 Buick automobile,
and the beet growers of this vicinity
may expect to see Mr.. Allen oftener in
the future.
Glenn Naldrett, who last week under
went ali operation for stomach trouble
at Harper hospital, Detroit is reported
as improving under the treatment re-
ceived
Rev G.. II. Carl will preach at the L
B. church Sunday morning. Rev. T..
&. Clapp will conduct quarterly meet
ing at Elm Hall. There will be no
evening service.
Bittner's green house has been busy
place during the past week. Mr..
Bittner has had all exceptionally choice
assortment Of plants for baskets, boxes
and bedding and has filled many orders.
Mrs J. w. Thorn went to Lansing
Tuesday as delegate to the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church where she will present
a paper on work among negroes in the
South.
Twelve couple of the friends of Mr..
Archie Isham surprised that gentleman
last Monday evening. the occasion being
his birthday. Refreshments were served
progressive finch played, and beau
tiful arm chair left as souvenir of the
event.
E. A. Blakeslee of Galien, member of
the state pardon board, was a caller at
the Record office Tuesday. Mr.. Blakes-
lee with other members of the board
was on his way to Mt. Pleasant to
investigate the rerits of parole applica-
tions that were being investigated in
that vicinity.
]. NJ. Wheaton walked down town
Tuesday for the first time since last
October. All winter Mr.. Wheaton has
suffered from typhoid fever and its
kindred evils and is now suffering from
rheumatic pains. With good old sum-
mer time close at hand he expects to
regain his old time vigor.
Clark II. Decker and wife leave this
afternoon for Durand, where they will
spend the night with their son, Pearl,
and leave tomorrow for Eugene,
Oregon, which city they expect
to reach next week Wednesday.
Mr.. Deckers Alma friends wish for him
success in his future home city.
G. s. Ward returned from Jackson
Tuesday, where he purchased Jackso II
automobile. Mr.. Ward left Jackson at
10 o'clock and was home at five O'Clock |
in the afternoon. The car is of the /
roadster type with tonneau attachments,
red running gear and black body. The !
Jackson is rapidly becoming a favorite
with Alma citizens.
Mrs Francis King au,arta ind 4