Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-04-08

Geo. Pulfrey of st. Johns was in town
| Wednesday.
NJ. Pollasky was in Mt. Pleas mt on
business Tuesday.
Don't ride your wheel till it has been
cleaned by Padleford
Max Pollasky of Detroit visited his
parents here the first of the week.
Mrs a. G. Peters of Henderson is
visiting her neice Mrs. John Dean.
Ed. Butterfeld is about again after
three weeks siege of typhoid fever.
j. M. Montigel went to Riverdale and
Breckenridge Saturday on business.
LApeH Il ft5- aas---4S-a Standardization
list Of voters in the township last Satur-
day.
T. A. Ely is having an addition built
to his barn, doubling the amount of
room.
Ladies, call in at Delavans' and see
their new line wrappers and shirt
waists.
The Phoenix islands the racket" $50
and $75. Carts Brown sells them at $40
and sos
Chas. Grooms received visit from his
father, j. @. Grooms of Stanton, last
Saturday
S. Simons of Center Line, near Detroit,
spent Sunday at the home of Robert
Carpenter.
The public are cordially invited to
call and inspect those "Majic" Washers
at A. w Brooks.
Frank Clark returned to Gladwin yes
terday after weeks visit with his
brother, Earl CLARK.
Mrs Decker is still very sick from the
effects of the paralytic shock which she
sustained some months ago.
Get pair of those elegant fitting
shoes at Pollasky's and you will feel
both comfortable and happy.
The Saginaw store is now lighted by
electricity, the lights being turned on
Monday evening for the first time
The carpet for the new X p hall has
arrived and is being put down. 1t was
ordered of Dean & Hollenbeck and is
beauty.
Lucius Hubbard, D. s., of Houghton,
chief of the State Geological Survey,
was the guest Of Prof. and Mrs Davis
over Sunday.
H. E. Porter returned Monday from a
few days visit in Breckenridge He also
attended the c. E. convention in Sagi-
nav last week.
Misses Adelia Reid and Silvia Brecken-
ridge returned TO Marine City Saturday
morning to resume their duties as teach
ers in the public school.
John Cutler, proprietor Of the Com
mercial House at Howell. called on f.
Salter last Of the week and while here
sold some farm property near the village.
Miss Iva Salter and Geo. Hutchinson
returned Monday from the State Ep-
worth League convention at Jackson, Of
which brief account is given in another
column.
The suit of DR.. Suydam vs.,Geo Bildson
to ecover damages for an injured horse
was tried by jury Saturday in Justice
Dunham's court. Jury returned verdict
Of no cause Of action.
A prelimi nary meeting of the High
School Alumni association will be held
with Miss Bertha Mel aren, 90 at her
home Wednesday evening, April 18th.
Alumni, please do not forget.
The last that was heard from DR.. r.
+. Hunt, the veterinary surgeon, his little
girl was worse, an aunt was dead and
another aunt and uncle were not expected
10 live This is Indeed sad news.
DR.. L. Barnard, Opt T., of Chicago
will be at the Wright House Wednes-
day and Thursday Of next week, April
IS and Ia, for the purpose of regulating
and treating all diseases Of the eye.
Geo. Young has begun the erection of
large stock barn for A. W. Wright on
the Darius Reid farm. The building Of
other barns on some of Mr. Wright's
property near Alma is contemplated.
Remember the Methodist ladies serve
a chicken pie supper and everything
good that goes with it, including ice
cream and cake all for twenty cents at
their experience social Anyone wish
ing to earn dollar will be given their
supper free. Everybody cordially in
vited. Remember the date, April 10,
at G.. A. r. hail.
NJ. j. Bogardus returned last Friday
from Portland, Ore, where he had been
spending several weeks with his son
Philo, who, il will be remembered was
very low with typhoid fever and not
expected TO live when his father left
here. We are very glad to say that
philo is now able m he ont again and ie