Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-03-17
Clark Thomas has moved to Coleman.

j. & Barrus has moved onto place
near Ithaca
Henry Mapcs returned from Wayne
last Monday night.
Geo Wilson of Sumner was in Alma
Monday on business.
"St Patrick, Ireland and the Irish, y
at the M. l.. church tonight.
II. I. Conger, night operator at the
eepot, was in Toledo Monday.
@ f Brown was in St Johns Tuesday
attending the judiciary convention.
Mrs. Geo YerinRton visited Mrs. G..
+. Brown Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week.
Go TO IS saving house FIR good mer-
chandise That house is o. f. Petty.
john & Co S.
Miss Mary Boensch has returned home
after three week IS stay with her sister
Mrs. Geo limerick.
If your children have poor eyesight
take them to Scattergood's and have
glasses fitted for them.
Having removed my shoe shop To first
door south of Ellison d Sons store ask
my patrons TO call and see me.
1913 4w GEo MCCLELLAN.
The entire republican ticket was
elected in the village of Ithaca last
Monday by majorities ranging from so
to 100.
Mrs. Florence Abel. who has been
visiting her mother at the college for the
past few weeks, returned to Detroit on
Tuesday
Circuit court has been adjourned until
next Monday, but Judge Daboll was in
Ithaca the first of the week attending 10
several chancery cases.
Don't throw away you money on
cheap shoes and rubbers when you can
get the most reliable good wearing quail
tiles at f. +. Pollasky's.
Francis Palmer is among the number
recently noticed for an increase of pen.
sion. The amount to be received here
after will be $500 instead of $500 per
month
Henry Brewbaker is having stone
drawn onto the lot south of the NJ. +.
church preparatory to building a resi-.
dence on the same during the coming
summer.
Harry Moore has accepted position
with the Union Telephone Co. as solicit
tor and has been i'll Shepherd and Mt.
Pleasant this week making contracts tn
put in talking machines for the new
company.
Nj. j Bogardus brought US this week
a hens egg that weighed one fourth of
pound and measured seven and six
eighth inches one way by six and one
half inches the other The season for
hen fruit stories has now been regularly
opened
A quiet wedding took place at the
Wright House parlors at three O'Clock
on Monday afternoon. Mr.. @. .. Trask
of Alma and Miss Edith Mum Of War.
rem, o, were made man and wife,
Rev. Nj. ID. Carrel officiating. Congrat-
ulations.
Prof II A. Milliken of Flint met his
olooo -, v,o1;Y ;pstrrc+;op on Tuocdav of
this week for the first time. We were
in error last week in stating that Prof.
Milliken would only be here every two
weeks "a he will be in Alma on Tues
days of every week.
The Farm Journal is the boiled down,
hit-the- nail on the-head paper, cut.to-iit
the wide-awake farmer and villager.
We give the Farm Journal five years as
a prize To every one of our subscribers
who will pay up all arrearages and a
year ahead; also to every new subscriber
who pays in advance.
We were in error last week in stating
that Win Wilson and b s. Webb had
formed partnership. Mr.. Webb mere.
ly assisted Mr. Wilson in getting moved
into his new location and while he was
in Detroit selected the large new stock
of groceries which Mr.. Wilson added TO
his store We were merely misinformed.
O A. Scholtz has recently purchased
span of horses of j. N Ford of Alma
and now has the fastest long distance
drivers in Gratiot county. Charles says
anyone doubling this statement, he will
try and convince them of the truth if
they will go with him on one of his long
drives One is by Pilot Medium and the
other by Clifford. Morgan and valued at
800 -Gratiot County Herald.
In the Michigan crop report for Feb.
ruary, issued by the secretary, Of state,
in answer In the uuestiOn HAS wheat