Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-08
Try IA j. @. b. cigar.
Fishing tackle at Mahan's.

4. A. Ely inspected factories in Shep-
herd last Saturday.
Tim kirwin of Riverdale was in Alma
on business Monday
Tomato plants 10 cents dozen at
Bittner's green house.
Will Reed was looking after Roller
Mill business i'll Ionia Tuesday
The band will give an open air concert
III Sanitarium park this evening.
j. M. Montigel was in Merrill and
Breckenridge the first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Thenen of Lansing has
been visiting Fred and Mrs. Kernen.
Miss Dora Hicks went to Lansing
Tuesday. She will be absent several
weeks.
a. w. Bahlke and G. G.. Bowker of
Mt. Pleasant We're in Alma on business
Monday.
Wilbur Carpenter and sister of Ithaca
Were guests of Ed Weston and wife
Saturday.
DR. Krohn lectures in the college
chapel this evening on Child Study"
Hear him.
Losr:-A down comforter, red plaid.
Finder please leave at this office and
get reward.
Walter Beck left this week for Elk
Rapids, where he has position in G. f
Mahans drug store.
G. l.. 81 CT. NJ Delavan are in the
market for wool this season and will
pay highest market price.
Mrs ID. r. Sullivan and Mrs. n. +.
McClnton are home from a visit with
relatives and friends in Cass City.
Mrs. S. @. Ross of Sheridan, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. A.
McCireanor, returned home last Satur-
day.
5. w. Tinker went to Wiedman Tues
day TO buy lumber. H. +. Timby went
with him, and carried several fish
ing poles.
Derwin Ely left last Saturday for
Petoskey. Mrs. Ely left the same day for
St Johns to visit her brother. She will
return here before going to Petoskey.
Prof. and Mrs. j. w. Ewing went to
Detroit Wednesday. The professor will
attend the republican state convention,
and Mrs. Ewing will visit with friends.
The st. Louis base ball association has
elected as president, A. Il. Wheeler
vice president, DR.. Kennedy; secretary,
f. w. Blair; treasurer, Henry Tuger. |
They have 81, POO i'll the treasury.
Rev. w. f. Irwin of Westminster
church, West Bay City, has accepted |
the call extended to him by the Fifth
Presbyterian church Of Chicago, at
salary of $1,000 per year.
w. S. Turck went to Grand Rapids
Monday to attend meeting of the
finance committee of the Soldiers Home
board. He will attend the republican
i'll Detroit before his return.
A. E. Munger, the architect of Sagi
law, was here Tuesday, en- route to
Kalamazoo, where he goes to close con-
tracts for nine dwelling houses. Mr.
Munger is also drawing plans for remod-
ling the Park House i'll ST. Louis.
st. Louis has three saloons, the coun-
ii having accepted the bonds. In his
of city officers, the mayor
,ver looked politics, and chose men for
her fitness for the positions. The APP
continents give general satisfaction
Medler d Rogers have an exceedingly
Pretty representation of May day party
II their store. The May pole is
with bright colored ribbons,
md circling about it are number of
Tolls gaily dressed, while over all pre-
ides the May queen.
John ID. Martin, an old caller at this
'ffice for the past three years in the ,
interest of The Blade Printing and Paper ,
70. of Toledo, o., was in TO see us last :
week looking for orders for VIM. G.
upp Of Detroit, printers supplies. John
ot one as he most always does at this ,
flee.
Alma doctors Were away from their |
ffices Tuesday morning when gentle l
nan came to the village suffering pain a
aused by fish hook in the tleshy part
t the thumb He was sent to DR.. Kelly, In
ur popular dentist who soon removed a
ne hook, with as much skill and dexter a
y as he extracts an aching tooth. I
James Morrison might have had to a
unit for another house last Monday had I
not been for passer-by. Mr.. Morri- \
)n had smoke house in his woodshed | 7
, smoke hams. The smoke house II
aught fire and the flames spread to the a
'ood shed. a gentleman passing saw a