Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-04-10
HOME AND VICINITY.
Wall paper at Mahan's

Wall paper at Mahan's
Home made pastry at Fink's.
Window shades, all prices, at Webb's.
l.. A. Sharp went to Toledo yesterday
on business.
f. E. Turrell of Bellaire is doing bust
ness in Alma.
Joseph Salem of st. Louis has been
granted a pension.
j. d. Spinney is entertaining his
mother from Reed City.
j. +. Schwartz was in Mt. Pleasant
on business last Friday.
The base ball mines were out for prac-
tice Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Isaac Pierce of Bay City visited
Mrs. G. NJ. Scott this week.
O. w. Rogers sent 5000 dozen eggs to
New York City Wednesday.
One-quarter off on all shoes, at j. l..
Miller's Saturday and Monday.
"Ab" Hoag, one of the Elba wheat
thieves, has been released on bail.
Charles and Mrs. Deplanty rejoice
over their Easter gift-a baby girl.
George Tam of Elwell has been taken
to the Soldiers Home in Grand Rapids.
President Bruske preached in the
Presbyterian church in Ithaca last Sun
day.
Minnie Ellicott rides a New West
minister wheel, purchased of Elliot
Bivins.
Rev. G. E. Woodruff has taken apart
ments at the residence of Mrs. Ella +.
Downie.
Mrs ID. r. Sullivan has had a fine
steel wind mill put up on the farm just
west of town.
Mrs Bart Miller has as fine an assort-
mcnt Of spring millinery as was ever
brought to Alma.
William Ellicott has returned from
the Traverse City asylum, greatly
improved in health
Mrs. w S Turck has been appointed
department inspector of Michigan of the
Woman's Relief Corps.
DR.. Tyroler of Ithaca attended the
lecture by Rabbi Grossman in College
chapel Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Esther A. Sharp has purchased
the Granger farm of fifty-seven acres,
seven miles northwest Of Alma.
il. II. Cunningham, representative
of the Legal News of Detroit, was in
Alma on business last Saturday.
G.. S. Ward carries handsome cane,
with beautiful silver trimmings, the
gift of his friend, Marcus Pollasky.
Messrs. Henry and Potter of ST. Louis
were in Alma Sunday, and assisted i'll
the services of the Epworth League.
Rev. j. A. Frye OF Alma has been APP
pointed presiding elder of the Flint dis
trict of the Evangelical conference of
Michigan.
The Ladies Guild of st. Johns parish
is arranging for Giving checkers
entertainment to be given some time IL
May.
The United States Electric Telephone
company has its wires to this place,
going east, and phone has been placed
in Hayt's grocery store.
DR.. r. f. Buck, a graduate of the
Michigan College Of Medicine, Detroit,
has located in Wheeler, in the office
recently occupied by DR. Kelley, who
has removed to Detroit.
Caple & Halls window was the objec-
tive point of men, women and children
in Alma last Sunday. A motherly hen,
and six of the "cutest" little chickens
We're industriously scratching in the soil
which had been placed in the window
That last Friday was an off-day for
the members of the Alma Rod and Gun
Club, Is evident from the fact that Lloyd
Ellison. jim Chase aud Fred Delavan
each brought down two birds out of 10,
Holmes one out of 10, and Tubbs didn't
get any.
George Landshaw was thirteen years
old few days ago and many of his
school friends gathered at his home,
four miles north of town, and had such
jolly good time that the bountiful
supply of eatables provided were soon
Tout of sight.