Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-09
Window shades at Mahan's.

Window shades at Mahan's.
j. NJ. Montigel was III Wheeler on
business Monday.
Ladies black hose four pair for 25c,
at Opdyke 81 Co. S.
Miss Arly Holiday was the guest Of st.
Louis friends Saturday.
Subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this Office.
Remember the Easter opening at Mrs.
Lathrop's from April - to IS.
Bert Pulfrey of st. Johns was III
town visiting friends Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Rhyn of Jackson is visit
ing Mrs. Ed. Hannah for few days.
J. T. LeMessurier has fashy new
advertisement i'll his laundry windows.
Mrs Geo Bahlke has returned from
an extended visit with Saginaw friends.
Mrs f. NJ. Vandercook of st. Louis
was III Alma on business Tuesday morn
ing
NJ Pollasky shipped large consign-
ment of hides to Whitehall Monday
night
Bert Travis of Big Rapids was here
Wednesday to attend his grandfather's
! funeral
William Madison of Avril Mich, was
the guest of p. Kuhn and family over
Sunday.
DR.. Bruske looked after the interests
of Alma College in the city of Ypsilanti
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Thayer of Ithaca was the
guest of Mrs Ed. Hannah the last of
the week.
Mrs. Frances Spinney of Reed City is
the guest of her son John and family
this week.
For SALE:-A first class cook stove as
good as new; also several secondhand
gasoline stoves. BROCK q REID.
Attorney E. G.. Torrey is very nicely
located in his pleasant new Office i'll the
l. ~ Ely DulluliS'
Mrs. 2. T. Banghart returned from a
two weeks visit with Saginaw friends
Wednesday evening.
+. S. Kinds of Farwell arrived III
Alma Wednesday and will assist
Opdyke q Co. in their dry goods store
Mrs c. Rush left the last of the week
on an extended visit with friends and
relatives in the south part of the state.
On account of rush of orders we have
no special opening day but have fine
selection of spring millinery including
pattern hats and bonnets.
Mrs. l.. GRosvENoR.
O. d. Richards and c. A. Nettleton
of Toledo and j. o. Laughlin of Durand,
Ann Arbor railway men, were in town
over Sunday looking after the work on
the cutoff
E. II. Weston has placed some very
neat and artistic bicycle racks before q
number of the business houses in town
for the accommodation Of the public
Ed. is hustler and believes in advertis
ing.
Rev. O. f. Blanchard has been hired by
the First Presbyterian church of School
craft, for another year with an add
tional salary Of one hundred dollars
Charlie is we'll liked and is very sue
cessful pastor.
The editor of this paper has received
splendid present from Ex-Congress
e man John Avery. 1t is a set of the
4 latest work issued by the government
4 printing office, 1.-THE papers and mes
sages of the Presidents" All import
: ant messages and state papers since l7s'
Y are to be found in it. The work Il
e beautifully and artistically bound il
l. brown cloth with gold lettering.
: Seven of Alma's young men started
f out for st. Louis Saturday night t
e inspect the proposed change in tn
Ann Arbor railway. When near tn
o race track, in the eastern part OF thi
r village, the whippletree gave way an'
e the horses ran. The boys walked on {,
:. st. Louis, and after spending severa
n hours searching for the lost team CAV
o up in despair. The horses were foun'
d three miles east of here by J. n. For
IL Sunday. No particular damage wa
d done, only the boys were badly tired on
e from their adventure. and littl
frightened.