Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-03-20
5000 rolls Of wall paper at Webb's.

Up-tO-date neckWear, at MESSENGER s.
Ben. Lane was down from Glare over
Sunday.
Ride the Westminster. See it at
Mahan's.
Garden and field seeds, all kinds, at
Delavans'
Experience social at j. W. Ewing's
this evening.
l.. H. Hayt drove to Chippewa on
business Monday.
Full line of spectacles and eye glasses
at Turrell's drug store.
Mrs n. +. McClinton went to Clarks-
ton today to visit friends.
Feed Ravens Condition Powders.
Best on earth. Morden sells it.
j. f. Schwartz made large order of
castings for Glare firm this week.
| DR. Bagley reports a fine boy at the
home of Herman Tinkham in Elwell
Mrs. Charles Dix of Ionia was the
guest of Miss Booth at the college. Tues
day.
Call at the Wright House barber shop
and bath rooms for first-class shave or
hair cut.
| Frank +. Case of Ann Arbor was the
guest of his cousin, Mrs. + n Chadwick,
Sunday.
Rev. j. 5. McGreaham of Brecken-
ridge had business in Alma again last
Monday.
The postOffice at Lafayette has been
discontinued, and the mail will here
after 90 to Rathbone
r. G.. Lattimer has South Down eve
which gave birth to three lambs last
week. The lambs are doing finely.
CT. w McCarty went to Ann Arbor
Wednesday to make arrangements for
handling another piano. See his adver-
tisement.
Eugene belong, for a long time with
the Alma Mercantile Company has
gone to Pompeii, having severrd his con-
| DecIlOn Win Undt company.
A meeting will be held in fremen's
hall next Wednesday evening for the
purpose of organizing Pingree club.
All interested are requested to be pres
ent. p VI. SMITH.
Mrs II. j. Vermeulen received a
letter from Mr.. Vermeulen Monday,
written from Los Angeles, Cal. He is
delighted with that city, and is. anxious
to locate there
Remember | will not be undersold,
but will furnish milk as cheap as any one.
Those who have patronized me know
my milk is irst-class, and defy compe-
tition. Try me. l.. II. MAPEs.
The Roller Mills sent car load of
flour 70 West Concord and St Johns
bury, VT. and Ionia, Mich, Tuesday and
the same day received two car loads of
wheat from Ionia.
John Peterman, northeast of Elwell,
by another horse, few days ago, cutting
the tibials muscle. DIR. Peters took 81
stitches in the wound.
Mrs NJ c. Dallas was home over Sun
day but returned TO Maple Rapids Mon
day morning, where she was called
eight weeks ago on account of the serious
illness of her father, Mr.. A. w. Herrick,
who is still very i'll.
a novel pantomine entertainment was
given in the Sanitarium Saturday even
ing. The Mother Goose rhyme, There
was an old bachelor was the subject
of the pantomine, given in six acts, and
the trials of the old bachelor who lived
by himself were mirth. provoking in
deed.
An interesting meeting of the Won.
ans Club was held Monday afternoon.
In addition TO the regular lesson, excel
lent papers were read. Mrs. 9. A. Davis
read one OH Michael Angelo" on "St.
Peters Cathedral by Mrs. r. d.
Lemen, and one on the "Sistine Chapel
by Mrs. O. Davis.
Next Monday evening i'll the opera
house will be the last lecture of the high
school lecture course, by Jahu Dewitt
Miller, one of the most popular lecturers
on the lecture platform The Herald of
Grinnell, Iowa, says of him: Irresist-
IDLY humorous at times, yet all the time
working on firm foundation of princi-
pie and morality.
Many of our citizens have been APP
preached this week by young lady,
who was selling a face wash, warranted
to remove tan. freckles, blotches, yea,
even to make it possible for the Ethiopi.
an to change his shin. She was earning
30 cents for the experience social TO be
given at the residence of Prof j. w.