Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-04-17
Additional Local.
me made pastry at Fink's.

nesday.
New ducks, percales and silks at
Dingman's.
Will Wright was in Saginaw Friday
and Saturday.
One hundred chothes pins five cents
at Noah Ark.
H. @. Stark and wife are visiting
friends in Palo
DR.. Pettyjohn went to Chicago on
business Tuesday.
Wall paper, largest stock, lowest
prices, at Webb's.
DR.. j. II. Lancashire went to Detroit
on business Friday.
Assessor Wilson is busy making the
annual assessment.
a. w. Wright is building Il new house
OH the "Woodbine" farm.
WANTED.-A girl to learn dress MAX
ing. Inquire of Mrs. kits. Wv.
George VanWegen has returned from
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Born, Friday April 10, to f. VIZ
Hooper and wife, a daughter.
j. w. Hawkins was at Cedar Lake on
business the first of the week.
A commodious barn will be built this
season OH the "Runnymede" farm.
NJ. Pollasky sent a car load of hides to
Chicago and one to Whitehall yesterday.
Mrs. Bruske and Miss Esther visited
friends i'll Saginaw Friday and Satur-
day.
Highway Commissioner Adams is re-
pairing the " olfe bridge south invest of
town.
Caple & Hall have put substantial
iron hitching posts III front of their
store.
The Ann Arbor stock yards in Alma
are to be put III first class condition this
spring.
Wilbur Nelson and Miss Lottie Bush
nell returned from Florida Wednesday
morning.
B.F. Wclty went to Dayton, Ohio,
Tuesday to be present at his sisters
wedding.
George w. Leaman of Saginaw has
been engaged to put i'll tile drains on the
Woodbine farm.
NJ. L. Ostelhout has broken ground
for new house on the southeast corner
of Stuttz'S grove.
Mrs +. E. Hannah went to Detroit
last Friday to visit relatives and also
hear Paderewsk.
Messrs. Agnew, McVain, Doyle and
Malone, d. l.. & n, officials, were i'll
Alma last Friday.
Brick masons arrived from Saginaw
Monday and began laying brick on the
new M. f. church.
9. W. Ellis of Sumner, this week sold !.
F. w. Hooper very handsome pair Of |
fat two year-old steers.
Mrs. Fred Church received the sad
news last Friday of the death of her
mother i'll Simcoe, Ont.
Hear f. G. Marsh, the well known |
violinist at the Euterpe Club concert,
Friday evening, April -.
Mrs. c. y. Davis gave an afternoon |
"thimble" party to number of lady
friends Tuesday afternoon.
d. d. Whitesell was in Glare last Fri |
day on business connected with a suit
for trespass brought by him.
Alva Caple and Edgar Church re-
turned from the University last Friday !
to spend the spring vacation.
President Bruske was called to Sag |
NAV Wednesday to preach the funeral
sermon of Miss Alice Whitman.
Mrs. F. G. Kneeland and daughter of
st. Louis were guests yesterday Of
Mesdames j. W. and j. Z. Ewing.
Mrs. II. E. Myers left last Friday for
a two weeks visit with friends in
Lowell, Grand Rapids and Allegan.
Milton Holmes, while playing ball OH
the campus Tuesday, fractured the bone
of the index finger of the right hand
l.. H. Hayt has sold his fine driving
team to S. \. Sears, manager of the
United States Baking Co. of Grand
Rapids.
So much butter is being shipped from
the Alma creamery that the tracks be-
tween here and New York are kept well
creased.
The Rod and Gun club will shoot OH
the new grounds this afternoon at two
o'clock. Our citizens are invited to be
present.
The band has been strengthened by
the addition of a beautiful silver plated