Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-16
Easter egg dyes at Bivins 81 Rhodes. =


Misses Fox and Cough of st. Louis
were in Alma Monday.
Subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this office.
f. G. Dibble of Grand Rapids was in
town on business Saturday.
Mrs j. H Arnold of Durand visited
Alma friends the last of the week.
Louie Boiset of La Grange, H., is
guest at the Sanitarium for one week.
Fancy silks for waists and trimmings
at 10 cents, 81 90 and 1925 at Opdyke 81
Co.'S.
You can see the best line of smoked
hams and bacon in this county at
Hoopers.
Prof. V. NJ Spaulding of Ann Arbor
was the guest of Prof. and Mrs Davis
Friday last.
Mrs. Geo. Willard left Tuesday morn
ing for short visit with Bowling
Green friends.
Regular meeting of the Alma lodge
f. and A. NJ, Saturday night. Work
in +. G. degree
Mr. and Mrs. Rinear of Alba, Mlchi..
gan, are visiting with II. G.. Button and
family this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Pettyjohn are caring for
a little son who made his appearance
Tuesday of this week.
Miss Emma Loveridge returned Fri
day night from two weeks visit with
her mother at Saginaw.
girl, was one of the lucky ones TO re-
ceive a state certificate at the December
State Examination.
If she likes you Easter Sunday, she'll
like you all the year. If you want her
to like you, get one of those nobby
spring suits at Messengers.
John A. Fabrique, client of Lumon
Gee, has sent him beautiful sample of
sea moss from his home in Oregon. 1t
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DR. Pringle went to Midland Wed.
nesday to attend a meeting of the
| United States Medical Examining Board,
of which he is member, and returned
the same evening.
Arrange your dates so as TO attend
the cantata, "A Garden of Singing
Flowers" the last number in the Ep-
worth League Lecture Course, Friday
evening, April 30th.
Col. E. G. Terrell Of San Antonio,
Texas, who has been stopping at the
sanitarium for some weeks past, went
to Chicago Wednesday night for a
weeks business trip.
One of the best Sunday School Con.
ventions of the year was held in New
Haven last Sunday The house was
packed, and every part enthusiastically
received, Lumon Gee gave a short
address on, How to Bring my Class TO
Christ "
The Ely Sunday School elected the
following officers for the present
quarter: Superintendent, NJ. Grigsby /;
Vice Supts., Messrs. E. Andrews and
Eastman Secretary, Aura Best; Treas.
urer, Nina Bowman; Chorister, Abbie
Day; Organist, Ethel Hawley; Asst
Organist, Nina Bowman. Sunday
School every Sunday at 3:l5. F. p.
Knowles will preach at the Ely School
House next Sunday, April 18th, at 3;lo
p. m.
One Of the largest stocks of millinery
goods ever exhibited in Gratiot county
was displayed by Mrs. Lathrop during
her opening this week. All kinds Of
elegant and costly flowers, molines,
laces and pattern hats filled every inch
of available space in her large store
The fashions in millinery are many and
varied this year and Mrs. Lathrop has
spared no expense in securing a COM
plete stock. Hats neatly trimmed at
prices ranging from $3.50 to $500 TO
meet the wants Of the person of limited
means as well as the most fastidious.
One Of the pleasing features of this
stock is the large assortment of beauti-
full ribbons in changeable designs. In
fact everything in the line of trade is
on hand at the lowest price. Alma is
proud to have such a fully equipped
establishment to meet the wants IF hes
ladies aud girls.