Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-04-03
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business yesterday.
l.. III. Hayt went to Henderson yester-
day to sell his sheep.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney of Washing
ton township is dead aged 81 years.
A pretty Easter picture may be seen in
the window at Mrs. Miller's millinery
store.
Stephen Griffin and Mary Evilsizer of
this place were married i'll Wheeler We'd
nesday.
Miss May Stutz has opened dressmak-
ing parlors IL Mrs Grosvenor's MILL
merry store.
j. M. Ashley of Toledo was here in
his private car Wednesday, and called
Oh A. w. Wright.
Peter Fatty delivers milk in hand
some new wagon, OH which are the
words Palace Dairy"
Mrs. L. Slayter, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Ed Kelly, returned to
her home in Detroit, Monday.
Lumon Gee will organize Sunday
School in the Angel district, Seville,
Sunday, April II, at 300 p. IN.
Frank Mattern has traded his house
and lot in town with NJ. g. Dallas for
the Brewbaker farm southwest of Alma.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beaumont of
Highland, Livingston county, visited
Justice and Mrs Durham, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Whalen returned
from Detroit Wednesday. AS soon as
they can make the necessary arrange
ments they will return to that city to
reside.
1kGen. William Shakespeare of Kala-
mazoo was chosen department command
Cobine of Unionville, department presi-
kent of the W. r. G. at the encampment
i'll Saginaw this week.
a musical program of unusual excel
lence has been prepared for the Easter
service III the Presbyterian church. The
choir will sing an anthem at each SER
vice, and at the morning service Miss
Otis will sing a solo.
have received my sample Phoenix
bicycle and invite all to call and see it.
4 liberal discount will be given TO those
purchasing this month viii sell for
part cash. balance monthly payments.
See adv on another page.
CARTS Brown.
NJ. L. Osterhout of Greenville, Pa.
who has bought the Voorhees, farm south
west of Alma, will move his family here
and occupy the Marsh house. He has
also purchased building lots on the
Stuttz property and will build thereon.
Alma Hive L. o. T. NJ will hold
blue jay Social" in w. r.. C. hail.
Tuesday evening. April 18th. The draw
ing of the silk quilt will take place about
eight O'Clock. Supper and warm sugar
served from five thirty until all are
served.
The postal receipts for the fiscal year
ending March 81, 1896, are the largest i'll
the history of the Alma postoffice,
amounting TO $42S2.5S. During the
fiscal year ending March 81, 1896, the
number of money orders issued was the
largest ever issued at this office, aggre- |
eating $780, 900.
The present week has been Il busy one
at the Sanitarium. Guests are coming
on every train. The following have !
registered this week: Mrs. G. n. Bird, |
Portland, Mich. : L. +. Noyes, Bay City;
3. II. Gait and +. w. E. Henkill, Chi |
cago; l.. j. Riser, Orange. H.; :. S. |
Mccall, Bloomington, H.; Thos. Dan
iels, Toledo, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs John
M. Hinchman and G.. c. Almendinger,
Detroit; Mrs. NJ. White, Belfast, Maine
E. j. Judd and wife, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Pound. Mrs. f. f. Starker,
Pontiac; Mrs. f. VAIL, Milwaukee
Mrs l.. O. Harris, Cadillac; Misses Alb |
bic NJ. G. Brown and Jennie t. Earl, |
Gran Rapids.