Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-07-28

Raymond Harlock spent friday ana
Saturday in Port Huron and Detroit,
]. .. Adams spent the latter part of
last week with friends in Port Huron.
The Francis Willard Union will meet
at the park Saturday afternoon at $3.50
If you enjoy musical entertainment
see the Geralds at the Vaudetts this
week
Miss Brown of Grand Rapids spent
the first of the week with the Misses
Cook.
Mrs. T.. T. Lamb is spending her vaea-
ton at Petersburg, the guest of friends
and relatives.
A. c Wyant returned from Indiana
Wednesday driving 800 miles in his Max
we'll i'll 10 hours.
Miss Hicks returned last Friday from
her summer cutting spent in northern
Michigan resorts
Miss Winnifred Washbuln is spending
the week with friends and relatives in
Pontiac and Detroit.
The Civic Improvement League will
meet with Mrs. Francis King Friday
afternoon Angus, 3.
You will miss it if you do not sec the
Musical Geralds at the Vaudette this
week. The finest ever.
Mr., and Mrs. r. Purvis left last We'd
nesday morning for a few days visit
with friends near Glare.
Ladies of the Presbyterian church held
their annual picnic at the grove two miles
north and east of Alma. A royal good
time was had by all present,
f, d, Pennell former superintendent
of the commercial school at the college
but now resident of Minneapolis spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mrs. E. c. Crandell was called to
Cincinnati Thursday by the death of her
father. Mr.. Crandell who was in Grand
Rapids at the time joined Mrs. Crandell
Friday.
+. +. Brown and family who left
Alma last fall for Richmond have re-
turued and will soon be settled again in
their Woodwork avenue property.
Ned Lyon of St. Johns arrived Mon
day for visit in this city with Donald
Smith. The two boys are now enjoying
themselves at Bass Lake near Vestaburg
Otto Sanderhoff has just received
another large shipment of those sleeve
ironing boards and is prepared to fill all
orders from now on at sixteen cents
each.
Miss Hattie Mills entertained a NUM-
Der of her friends Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Pine avenue. A most en-
joyable time was the experience OF all
present.
Charles Goggins Of this city elsewhere
in this issue announces his candidacy
for the nomination to the Office Of
prosecuting attorney at the September
primaries.
An alarm of fire Wednesday morning
called the department to the Pere Mar
quette freight office where sparks from
passing engine had set fire to a neal
by building. Damage nominal.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Sullivan ant
daughter Mrs. Howard Lake and Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Sullivan left Tuesday
to attend the funeral of their uncle
John Sullivan of Hanover, Jackson Co
Charles Silsbee formerly in business
in this city with NJ, A. Medler was las
Monday united in marriage to Mis-
Martha Lenore Dean of Niles. Hi:
many Alma friends extend congratula
tions,
The Union Telephone Co., are dis
tributing their July directory to thei
patrons throughout the county. Thi
directory like the one recently issued by
the Bell Telephone Co., was printed a
the Record office
Elmer Sprague left Tuesday morning
for Windsor, Canada, from which place
he left for Owen Sound thence BY
steamer to Port Arthur and the Canadian
Pacific to Winnipeg Edmonton anC
Alberta. Mr., Sprague expects to b.
gone sixty days and to visit the entir,
Canadian northwest before returning
home.
A double fatality took place Sunda,
afternoon at Stevenson lake, few
miles from Mt. Pleasant. When DAME
Foley and Angus Young, both is year
cid and residents of Whiteville 81,
miles north of that place were drowned
Foley got into deep hole and Youn,
: went to his assistance. The bodie
, were recovered after nearly two hour
search.