Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-07-31
Paris Green at Webb's'

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George A. Hill of Almont visited
friends here Monday.
Osborn makes everything in the pic
ture line Give him call.
DIR. j. II, Lancashire went to New
York on business Monday.
Smoke the j. G. B.-best cent cigar
made. For sale at Mahan's.
Special musical program at the NJ. f..
church next Sunday morning.
James Club of Thamesford, Ont, is
making his brother two weeks visit
George +. Wilson and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. WIS parents ut North
Star.
A. j. Weber and wife are home from
visit with friends in Grand Ledge and
Lansing.
Miss M. G. Wright of New York CITY
is the guest of Mrs j. II Lancashire at
''Saravilla. -
Miss Georgia Cowles entertained her
friend Miss Stella Shepherd of Mime
apolis, last week
ID. b. Hatten of North Star spent Sun
day with 4. j. Clark, two and one-half
miles north of town
Miss Alice Avery has been engaged as
principal of schools at Acme, Grand
Traverse county, for next year.
"Tommy'O Brien of Milwaukee, an
"old timer" in Alma, is calling on his
many friends here and in this vicinity.
Patrons having books they wish re-
bound or magazines bound will do well
to call and look at our samples of bind
ing. #
Mr.. +. Salter of Elm Hall has leased
the Milligan House on State street. and
will open the same as first class pri- !
vate boarding house.
James Kinch of Mt. Pleasant spent
Sunday with his parents here, and Mon
day went to Chesaning for Il few weeks
visit with friends there.
On account of the low water. night
and day force are required at the Alma
Roller Mills. The roller mill is run
nights, and the custom mill during the
day
Win Wilson received by express a
glass jar of mixed pickles artisticallv ar
ranged, from Lutz Bros, Allegheny. Pa.
Win sells lots of goods from this house.
Gall and see them
The lightning Sunday evening PLAYED
havoc with the telephone board in
Webb's drug store. The board was set
ire, and but for the timely arrival of
ieorge Sharrar the damage would have
been serious.
Kay Baker, a graduate Of the Com
nercial department, has a typewriter
II the reading room of the Wright
House, where ne is prepared to do cor
dependence for commercial men and all
'thers who desire his services.
Miss Rosa Messenger graduate of the ,
lusic department of Alma College, will ,
axe limited number of pupils for in
truction III piano forte playing, thor ,
ugh bass and harmony. For terms. r
&C., apply at residence, Woodwork j,
Avenue South. 9O7-2w.
+. NJ. Smith, leader of the Alma band. |
as made contract with Spanish :
house for "A supply of new t
luslc 60 be sent him each month. The {
rst installment has already been re-
eived, and the boys are practicing this :
ew music. Band concert in Sanitarium i
ark this evening. =
Miss Meta Brown, a teacher in tbe J.
ublic schools of Portland, Oregon. is +
listing Mrs. j. NJ. Dean. Miss Brown h
'as for many years preceptress in the Y
ublic schools at Findlay, Ohio, but +
'ent west several years ago. She has o
cen spending her vacation at Findlay, t
nd is now Ell route to Portland to begin e
er work in September. y
Misses Gertrude Whiting and Eda
home Friday evening in honor T
Miss Writings guest, Miss Nina d
ould OF Saginaw. About thirty guests q,
ere present. The lawn was brilliant IN
lighted with Japanese lanterns, and la
lie parlOrs We're not less attractive with y
'autiful floral decorations. Ice cream. NJ
es, and cake were served. @,
Bro. Nandercook has the following TO W
Y regarding the decision of allowing I'll
e four extra supervisors TO be seated eI
Which ever way the case is finally
tiled. one thingis sure, the farmer will m
called upon to sell few more bushels GO
his lOc potatoes, l5c oats, l2c corn and ST
C wheat. to pay little more tax, that do
e spite ofone or two men may be carried he
t. OF course the expense of three extra br
pervisors would not increase the ex- w
nse to the tax payers and our super w
SOrS Should 1ip dou-u oud o11o,,. e,,ol 90. |