Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-04-01
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DRUGGIST AND STATloNER
Homand And VIcISIrY.

f. w. McCabe was in Ann Arbor
Saturday.
Prof E. E. Fell Of Riverdale was in
town last week
Ed Hutchings is managing the Wright
House Laundry.
Easter neckwear You Will find it
only AT Messengers.
Mrs Kendall Brooks returned We'd
nesday from Detroit.
Miss Sylvia Breckenridge is back from
Marine City where she teaches.
Chas Grooms visited his sick mother
in Stanton for several days last week
B. j. Southworth left last week for
Ovid where he is visiting a lady friend.
Prof. J. T Northon stopped over in
Alma with friends on his way home to
Glare
Harry Porter and family spent Friday
and Saturday with Breckenridge friends
and relatives.
Miss Carrie Butler is entertaining
Miss Frances Adams during the time of
closing the hall
NJ ID Carrel of Chicago visited at the
home of his uncle, Rev NJ. d. Carrel, for
a few days last week.
Parties having gasoline stoves that
need cleaning or repairing should bring
them to A. w Brock at once
NJ. L Osterhout and ,mily of Grand
Rapids are visiting Mr.. Osterhout' S
sister, Mrs Alice, west of town.
At the last meeting of the Deutscher
Verein, Paul Englemann was elected
secretary in place of A. Robert Nicoud.
Mrs. Scallon's assortment of flowers
and other trimmings is one Of the most
beautiful and complete we have ever
seen.
Owing to the previous suspension of
the schools on account of the measles,
the usual spring vacation is omitted this
term.
DR. R. f. Hunt returned to Jackson
Saturday in response to telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his two
little daughters
Miss l.. Weller of Fowlerville, who
has been employed at Dilliehausen :
roStaucop+ hoe oora 20 Ovroesc ,,rO1,o 1,1 -
joining Prof. A Robert Nicoun.
The house on Superior.st just west Of
the railroad owned by NJ. NJ Copp OF
Elm Hall is being faced about, parallel
to the street and otherwise improved
The ladies of Alma and vicinity are
cordially invited to attend my annual
opening Of spring and sumner millinery
Friday and Saturday, April / and ,.
Mrs. Q. L. SMITH.
Mrs. Abel closed up the hall and
left for Pontiac Monday where she is
visiting relatives. The students remain.
ing are boarding wherever opportunity
offers.
The w. NJ. a. of the T. b. Church
will meet with Mrs Bell Brant, We'd
nesday, April 6, al 2 100. All members
requested to be present as there will be
officers elected.
Mrs j. II. Lancashire returned from
Detroit Saturday night accompanied by
DR.. Lancashires sister, Mrs r CHI. OF
that place, who will spend several days
at the Sanitarium
Hayt & Padelford are now open and
ready for business. They have greatly
added to their last year equipment in
the number and grade of wheels and
have also constructed a large enameling
room.
Jay Blakeslee of st. Louis was il
town Tuesday adjusting claims for the
United States Benevolent Society OF
Saginaw. Ed. Currence, who was
kicked by horse last week. has haC
his claim settled promptly and satisfac
torily.
Prof. Davis, Prof J. I. Ewing ant
Miss Gelston are in Ann Arbor attend
ing the Schoolmasters' Club which meet
there this week. Prof Davis is to reaC
n paper on plants of Huron and Tuscol'
Counties" before the Michigan Academy
of Science while Prof. Ewing and Mis-
Gelstou devote their time to the Classica
Conference.