Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-04-08
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DRUGGIST AND STArIoNER
HonaHn And OIcISIrY.

Smoke 1.-The Alma"
Fresh fish at Banghart's.
Euterpe concert April 29th.
Choice cuts of fine veal at Parker &
Huff's.
Amos Pratt spent Sunday at home in
Ithaca
Supt. Northon of Edmore was in town
Saturday.
Geese feather pillows for sale IN
quire at this office.
Hats of every price and description at
Miss G. f. Smiths
A j. Dingman went TO Forest Hill
Monday on business.
D. d. Whitesell went to Riverdale
Saturday on business.
Mrs. NJ Scallan spent Sunday at
Wyman with her husband
Messrs Messenger and Woodward
were in Elm Hall Sunday
L. H Hayt attended the Mohawk Club
banquet in Detroit this week.
w. T. Wills, ticket agent at Ithaca,
was in town on business Tuesday.
DR. and Mrs Kelly entertained Mrs.
J. B. Crawford of Ithaca Tuesday
Geo. Coleman of Elwcll visited his
mother and sister here last Friday.
Arthur Carothers rides "A new Phoenix
bicycle, purchased from Carts Brown
J. b Gargett returned Monday from
a weeks visit with friends in Harrison.
The finest looking and best wearing
wheels at Weston's. From s25 TO $40.
Mrs F. l.. Convis of Ithaca spent a
few days at the home of l. II. Hayt this
week
c. II. Wilson, attorney for Walter
Bull & Co, was here Oh business the
last of last week.
\. j Dingman has leased the empty
store in the Vermeulen block and will
OSOupy IL OI4 VI pt1OIc 4huN ISL
A strictly high grade wheel and one
that Stands the racket" for $40 and $50
if you buy Phoenix of Carts Brown.
Miss Clara Booth return ed to Coleman
Saturday after spending her vacation
week with her sisters AMI other Alma
friends.
Mrs Z. G. Torrey retuI ned from Ovid
Monday leaving her graz dmother, who
is ninety five years old, il much better
health.
Geo. Fink finished mounting a pea.
cock the first of the week for d. Nc
Laughlin near town. II is a very pretty
specimen and the work of mounting was
neatly done.
You will always find only the very
choicest meats of all kinds at Griffiths
Only the latest and very best animals
are slaughtered.
Full line of administer III Oquette, velvet,
brussels and ingram carpets, rugs, mat.
tings, oil cloth, curtains, portiers and
sluNGs Ut II. OlIdshy -
Mrs. Phoebe Herman of Milton,
Mich, who has been visiting her father
and brother, w. y. and W. H. Rogers,
returned home Wednesday morning last
accompanied by her niece, Mabel Rogers.
Rev. j. II. Fleming, formerly of Erie,
this state, srent a short time the last of
the week with some of the college boys
here on his way TO Reading, where he
has accepted the pastorate of the Presby
terrain church.
Extensive repairs and Improvements
first of the week. The work is being
pushed rapidly and when completed will
make the Alma postoffice worthy rival
in appearance and equipment of any in
the county.
Ii you want to enjoy a good square
meal, first-class concert and learn how
to earn your dollars all for twenty cents,
attend the experience social given by
the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church at g. A. r. hall Friday evening,
April 10Th.
j. H. Miller has moved back what was
formerly the kitchen of his building
when it was used for a restaurant and
will use il for small store room. In
its place he has erected an addition to
the main building for his bazaar stock.
This is connected with the front room
by an archway