Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-04-24
Fishing tackle at Mahan's.

| VII No0" was III lOlla tuesday Oh
Roller Mill business.
st. Louis has a prohibition club OF
forty-eight members.
The annual invoice at the Sanitariun
Will be taken next week.
The college flag is at half mast III
honor of Rev. McCorkle.
James Riley of North Star has been
granted an increase of pension.
G. +. Fink of the State Labor Bureau
visited his son, George A. Fink, this
week
Person desiring choice bedding plants,
call ut Bittner's green house, near the
college.
Odds and ends of large stock of
mems shoes at half price, to close out, at
j. L. Miller's.
Mesdames Kendall Brooks, Theodore
Nelson and j. r. Cheesman were in
Saginaw Tuesday
First class second hand gasoline stove.
and good organ for sale. Inquire of A.
w. Brock, Church block.
Tinker d Hannah shipped large orders
OF building material TO Howard City
and breckenridge this week.
Mrs. William Richardson and son of
Carson City have been guests of A. r.
and Mrs. Dingman this week.
Mrs. ID. r. Sullivan and Mrs. n. f.
McChnton left this morning for weeks
visit with friends in Cass City.
Mrs. James b. Lemen and daughter,
of Evansville, N. Y, mother and sister
of Il. ID. Lemen, are visiting him.
o. w. Rogers was called to Hastings
Tuesday morning by telegram stating
that his mother was dangerously sick.
L. B. Quick of Summerton has moved
to Alma, and is now settled in the house
ne recently purchased of b. G. Button.
The drug stock brought here a few
weeks ago by G.. E. Turrell has been
moved to Lake Ann. in Benzie county. |
Montigel & Co.'S plows are in great
demand, and large consignments of |
hem were sent north again last Tues
lay.
Harry Moore, accompanied by his
lister and Miss Eva Hudson, were guests
# Rev. and Mrs. Kaufman at Chippewa
sunday.
Trainings setting of Longfellow's
0gbrcok is one Of the best short choruses
yer given by the Euterpe Club. Hear
tonight
Miss Lottie Green, who has been
pending some months with her aunt.
lrs. W. f. Ballentine, has returned TO
er home in Port Huron.
S. NJ. Knoop and f. Z. Kinsey of Ann
-rbor are getting up directory of the
usiness and professional men of the |
ltferent towns in Gratiot county.
DR.. Lancashire has been in Dayton.
hlo, this week to inspect the private
II alma, which has been repaired at
lie shops i'll that city.
Ladies desiring to be served with ice :,
cam, ices or ice cream soda, at Fink s.
eed not pass through the store The
dies entrance is OH the east side of the
aiding. a
The usual spring "clarin up has been
'ne III Sanitarium park and more
tractive place can not be found in any
llage i'll Michigan. The fine gravel 9
i've way is highly appreciated by
mas "cyclers." Il
The freshman class of the high school "
tertained the freshman classes of y
haca and st. Louis, in w. r. G.. hall. -
st Friday evening. The evening was =
voted to games and music, and re- -
eshments were served
I. A. Ely was in Riverdale last Satur II
Y TO inspect the stave and heading ~
IL of Gardner, Peterman d Co. Mr.. -
y says that the proprietors are A No. 1 ~
IL men, keep everything about the ~
ii in first-class condition, and have 70
Ken every precaution for the safety of -
, employees.
J. j. Trott displays, with no little
de, badge worn in the "Tippecanoe" We
npaign of 1910. On it is represen. vi
ion of the famous log cabin and the W
rds Harrison and reform" He also I"
ries badge of the campaign of 1888, en
ich bears representation of Benja- ~
/ Harrison. ih'
lrs. Sarah Ann Burton died in this o''
age Friday last, aged fifty-two years.
was born in Lyllens township, pee
wford county, Ohio, and lived IN foI
t place, and on the farm where she sui
) born, until her removal to this place fey
years ago. She was IA member of for
United Brethren church. Her bro
eral was held Sunday afternoon in