Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-04-01
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DIR. Pringle spent Monday in Grand
Rapids.
Take your wheel to Padleford's for
repairs.
N Church of Ithaca was in town
Monday.
A. X. Mckinney spent Sunday in
Saginaw.
Bert Woodward did business in River
dale Saturday.
Ben Mccullough of Ithaca was in
Alma W ednesday.
Don't ride your wheel till it has been
cleaned by Padleford.
Parties wishing TO buy wood, leave
orders with Fred Kernen.
Mrs n j. Mccullough is visiting at
the home of b. g. Button.
Get your Easter suit ready to wear, or
made to order at Messengers.
Mrs. Clara Meyer, former student
of the college, was in town Tuesday.
A. W Brock is repairing Prof. Clizbe's
furnace and making it good as new.
The finest looking and best wearing
wheels at Weston's. From S25 to $40. +"
Miss Lille Seaver left Saturday for
Jackson where she has a position in a
hotel.
Mrs. Lathrop still retains Mrs. Downie,
one of the most artistic trimmers in this
locality.
Mrs. Jas. Mitchell left Tuesday for
Indianapolis where she will visit her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Turck, and Mrs G.. s.
Ward were in Grand Rapids the first Of
the week
Now is the time TO get that winter
crop of hair cut and Earl Clark is the
man to do it,
DR. Butler returned Monday from a
visit in Chicago with his daughter Miss
Henry Northrup
Several Of Prof Nicoud's pupils wers
anxously inquiring after their instructor
the first of the week.
Chas. Grooms has fine nickel plated
water heater in his barber shop. 1t is as
ornamental as useful
The "Silver" shirt is the best Sl00
shirt in the market Elegant new pat.
perns at Messengers
Mr. and Mrs. John Caple have been
visiting for the past week in Eaton
county with relatives,
II. J. Vermeulen is busy repairing
and papering his home New carpets
are being placed in the rooms.
Gall at Parker 81 Hutf's for fresh fish,
delicious sausage, smoked hams and
everything toothsome in the meat line Z
If you want a combination Of style,
quality and reasonable prices in dry
go ,ds, call at Pollasky's new dry goods
house.
If you want to be in line and ride a
strictly up to.date wheel at low price,
get Featherstone at Weston's. Ere
$50 TO $40.
Mrs. Mary d. Plum returned from
Bay City Saturday evening. Miss
Florence Plum returned with her and
will spend the week here.
Prof. J. w. Ewing spent Tuesday in
Jackson where he attended meeting of
the Executive Committee of the State
Sunday School Association.
Prof Clizbe is making extensive alter.
ations and improvements on the Irwin
property, formerly the residence of w.
F. Jones' which he purchased recently.
Ladies who do not avail themselves of
the opportunity of seeing Mrs. Lathrop' s
new stock of millinery are making a
great mistake. Her announcement will
be found in another column
The sudden change from heavy TO
light underwear engenders colds. A
sure preventive is to get middle weight
heavy ribbed cotton or summer wooden
underwear at Messengers. soc to 81. =
Outing" for April well sustains the
reputation of this best of sporting publ.
cations. Many fine illustrations and a
pleasing selection of seasonable sketches
of sport, travel, and adventure will sat
isfy readers Of all tastes.
Two extra coaches carried large
number of Christian Endeavorers to
Saginaw Tuesday morning. Alma S
delegation was composed of Milton
Holmes, Prof Rice, Robert Mckee, John
Booth and the Misses Harlock, Clark
Fannie Booth and Winnie Griffin.
The Rev. NJ. Ament who spoke at the
college last week left for the Ii useum a
fine copy of the Buddhist Bible which he
procured from an ancient temple
Although very voluminous the entire
work is beautifully printed by hand, and
il Governed with the itnnarial vellOyy