Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
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Paris Green at Browns.
Rev. Chas Ryan spent Monday in Mt.
Pleasant.
Miss Myrtle Lewis of Howell, was in
the city Tuesday.
See those handsome tailor made waists
at Mrs. Bart Miller's. K
F. K. Pollasky and daughter Bernice,
were ST. Louis visitors Sunday.
Henry Sandel and wife spent Sunday
and Monday with friends at Glare.
WANTED--Position as housekeeper
town or country. Address this office.
There will not be evening services at
the Presbyterian church during July.
Rev. w. L. Hood occupied the pulpit
of the Baptist church Sunday morning
]. K. Anderson left last Friday to look
after his business interests near Williams
ton.
In October the Michigan synod of the
Presbyterian churah will meet at Cadil.
lac.
Miss Grace Kirby went to Ithaca
Tuesday to spend few days with rela-
tives
Mrs. Humphreys is offering all her
trimmed hats at one-half off regular
price.
G. H. Carl and daughter, MyH, will
leave Saturday for weeks vacation at
Ludington.
| NOTICE-Annual school meeting
July 18th. See notices. Chas. Rhodes,
Secretary.
Prof. Jay Clizbe of the college faculty.
expects to leave this week for a trip
around the lakes
Try Markle q Hynes for your next
grocery order. Prompt delivey, lowest
prices, both phones. K
If you want the best gasoline stove
try the Detroit Vapor stove, sold by
Smith & Carr X
The friends of Bernard Wright will
be pleased to know that he is feeling
better at the present time.
The total assessed valuation of New
York City this year is 1920, 500, 500, of
which 81, S07, 1877, 704 is in real estate.
Miss Linda Dickerson returned to her
home at Ithaca Tuesday. after having
spent few days with her sister, Mary.
After six weeks spent with friends
and relatives III Hillsdale, Detroit and
Pontiac, Mrs c. f. Blanchard returned
to Alma last Friday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby
terrain church will have picnic dinner
next Friday at the home of Mrs Rock
we'll eight miles north of Alma.
{. D. Bell. who has been spending the
past few months in New York City, re-
turned to his home in Alma Saturday
evening. Mr. Bell expects to remain in
Alma for some weeks.
George Rullson of Clifton Springs, n.
Y, and Henry Rullson of Springfield,
Mass, returned to their homes Tuesday,
after spending few days with John
Booth and family of this city.
The city council Tuesday evening, by
a unanimous vote, agreed to have the
water mains extended to the masticote
plant and that institution will soon have
the fire protection it has long needed.
The Record office is IN receipt of a
copy of the proceedings of Conference
of the Governors OF the United States, I"
held at the White House, May 1915,
and issued by the authority of congress.
Maude Muller never raked hay with
greater enjoyment and enthusiasm than
was displayed by our fellow-citizen, f.
w. Hooper, while working in the hay
field Tuesday.
J. H. MCGOWAN, a former Michigan
congressman, and for seven years re-
gent of the state university, died III
Washington d. c., on Tuesday Of this
week. Funeral and burial at Coldwater,
his former home.
The prison board of control met at
Jackson Tuesday night and after two
votes were taken, adjourned, unable to
reach any conclusion. Governor War
ner AID three members of the board
each voted for different man.
Harry Dawson has sold his farm of
100 acres on section six in Bethany
township to Simon l.. Grace for $500.
Mr. Grace is from Geneva, Ind, and
will take possession in October. and Mr..
Dawson will move to St. Louis The
sale was made through G.. H. Carls
real estate agency.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. f. Suydam entertain
ed a company of relatives at family re-
union at their home on Pine avenue, last
Monday. Plenty of good things were
served on the lawn, and in the evening
4ba copDa,x, apioved a yeuerous fire.