Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-04-22
Try Grooms for your barbering.


A. w. Wright was in Saginaw Tues
day.
Grooms has good smokes for sale at his
barber shop.
Miss Winifred Teevin is the new clerk
at the postoffice.
K. II. Weston was in Saginaw Monday
and Tuesday of this week
@. @. Thompson and Bert Woodward
left for Virginia Monday.
Ride Phoenix and you ride the best,
Carts Brown sells them for $40 and 500.
A fine line of wrappers, shirt waists
and dress skirts at O. L. & c. NJ. Della
vans
Win Wilson anticipates moving into
the Mrs: Clark house OH Park=st. in the
near future.
Miss Gertrude Whiting will be heard
again in public at the Euterpe Club con-
cert April 30.
M. G. Dallas has been under the
doctors care the past week. He is now
slowly improving.
Have you seen the "Solar Light" for
sale by the Alma Cycle Co.? 1t is a cal
cium bicycle lamp.
Buy Phoenix and you will be satisfied
with your mount Carris Brown sells
them for $40 and $50
Rev. G. L. Blanchard of Schoolcraft
arrived in Alma Tuesday for a short
visit with his parents.
To RENT FROM MAY 1st:-The store
in opera house block now occupied by
B. S. Webb, druggist.
j. II. LANCASHIRE & Co.
l.. A. Sharp was confined to his hon e
on account of illness from Saturday TO
Wednesday of this week.
w. A. Bahlke was in Mt. Pleasant
last Tuesday and at Ithaca Monday and
Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Walker became
the proud possessors of hearty, 81
pound boy last Sunday morning.
FARMERS If you want TO grow some
thing profitable for hogs and sheep, get
those Sofa Beans at Geo Emericks.
j. N. Ford returned Monday evening
from Mishawaka, Ind. On his return he
stopped at his home at Niles for few
hours.
c., arrived Monday night for a visit with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs II. j.
Vermeulen.
The Saranac Local says: "There is a
subtle something about Blue and Gray
which makes it the most attractive play
ever produced here.
Robert Beattie, of the employee of j. F.
Schwartz, had hard tussle with maleria
the past week but is now able to be out
and at work again.
A. H. Kimmond, who has been coach.
ing the college baseball team the past
week, will return to his studies at Ann
Arbor next Monday
When the improvements in the post.
Office are all completed prospects indi-
cate we will have the most charming
postoffice in the county.
The Court Of Honor will meet in the
K. p. hall next Tuesday evening A
number of members are TO be initiated
and large attendance is desired.
l would like to secure two rooms with
board in Alma for self and children, ages
respectfully seven, four, and two years.
Please call on or address Mrs. G. +. Rich,
Sanitarium.
+. II. Hall of the n Y. Life Insurance
Co. will make Alma his headquarters
for the next few weeks. 1t was in the
New York Life that the late DR.. Brooks
was insured
Prof. GLEASON returned TO Alma Mon
day evening from Bepzonia where he
has been drilling the Benzonia band in
which they anticipate giving.
The Lockport, ILL.,, Herald in speak
ing of the blue and Gray" says: "No
play has ever taken such hold upon
our people as the crowded house, in spite
of bad weather, conclusively proved.
Fred Wright, who has been in the
grocery business in the Adams block
since the LIST of last November, has ex.
changed his property and stock here for
a house and lot in Stanton with Bert
Hayes of that City. Inventory of the
stock was taken Monday evening and
Mr.. Hayes took possession Tuesday
morning. 1t is understood that Mr..
Wright will move to Stanton in a short
time.
A letter from Will H. Young of Athens,
ILL.,, former college boy, was received
at this Office Tuesday in which he states
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