Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-14

DR.. r f. Hunt spent Sunday in Jack
son with his family.
w. s. Turck returned from his Flori-
da trip on Thursday.
Money savers at Pettyjohn's store.
Attend their shoe sale.
Miss Hattie Woodward spent Sunday
in st. Louis with friends.
Gilt wall paper at eight cents per
double roll at l.. II. Hayt's.
Don't forget to take your gasoline
stove to Brooks for repairs.
Prof. c. A. Davis was in Saginaw and
Bay City the first Of the week.
Robert Murker has been in Shepherd
this week on business for j. M. Month
gel & Co.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Peters of Shepherd spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Dean
Roy Goodspeed of Marcellus is the
new machinist at j. NJ. Montigel &
20. 1ounury.
Prof. H. A. Milliken is arranging for
his first pupils recital to be given about
the last of May.
DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Lancashire re.
turned from their trip in the south on
Saturday of last week.
A gasoline stove should be cleaned and
repaired at least o. ce every year in or
der to lessen the danger from explosion.
Take yours to Brooks.
Mrs.J. w Hawkins left on Tuesday for
Ovid where she will visit for short
time before going TO Bridgetown. Ont.
where she expects to make her future
home
Jonas Tansley has moved his family
to Alma where they will make their
future home. A host of friends wish
them success and happiness Carson
City Gazette
The warm sugar social by the ladies
of the Baptist church in the old Pollasky
building last Wednesday night was very
well patronized, the proceeds amounting
to about $ll so
A gentleman from Owosso by the
name of Roger Peca was in Alma Thurs
day with view to renting the old Pol.
lasky building and starting wholesale
and retail fruit store
The continuation of the/ active bust.
ness in F. E. PollaskSjs carpet and
curtain department is evidence that the
people can make good Selection from
the large assortment at extremely low
prices.
The little two year old child of Mr..
and Mrs VIM Cooper met with very
sad accident last week, whereby one of its
legs was broken. At present the little
one is improving rapidly under the
doctors care.
T. l.. Fenker, representing the Hen.
derson- Ames %. of Kalamazoo, was in
Alma the first of the week and sold a
new outfit of robes, regalia, etc. to the l.
O. O. F. and d. of r. and some new
supplies for the camp.
Miss Minnie McCarty received letter
the latter part of last week from her
brother, Bert McCarty, who is in the
Klondike region, enclosing photograph
of himself and father taken in front of
their cabin and with their dogs and
sleighs in the foreground.
The firm name of HUFF q Frisbe, meat
market, has been changed to HUFF &
Beach, A. A. Beach purchasing M. O.
Frisbie's interests in the market. Mr..
Beach has worked in this same market
for sometime and is no stranger to the
trade.
!. T. Kilby and S. NJ. Kilby of the
Kilby Manufacturing Co., Cleveland,
o., were in Alma Tuesday consulting
with the officers Of the Alma Sugar Co.
in regard to the erection Of the factory
buildings. s. Nj. Kilby will remain here
during the summer experimenting the
work.
L. A Derry will conduct big four
days sale of all the furniture in the Ho-
tel Arcadia commencing on April 90.
John Rowell will have charge of the
sale. If anyone is in need of furniture,
carpets, stoves or dishes this will be a
chance of lifetime to secure what is
wanted
Mrs W. s. Turck was called to Chi
cago on Saturday of last week in re.
Spouse to telegram stating that her
son, DIR. X. O. Turck, was quite i'll with
appendicitis. A telegram was received
on Thursday stating that an operation
had been performed and hopes were en-
tertained for a speedy recovery.
AT the regular meeting of the village
council last "a edneedav eveninp IL was