Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-03-31
b. S. Webb was in Saginaw Tuesday,

tration day.
Thos Talon of Riverdale was in town
ednesday
w. +, Adams of Greenville was in
Alma Tuesday.
Epworth League lecture in the NJ. L
church tonight
Mrs. Bart Miller returned from De.
troit Tuesday night.
NJ. II. Lane of Kalamazoo is stopping
at The Alma for treatment.
j. j Booth was in Harrison and Cole
man this week on business.
Mrs r. r. Banghart and f. f. Pollasky
returned from Indiana on Thursday
w. II. VALIDITY of Adrian spent Sun.
day and the first of the week in Alma.
Don't buy you hats until you have
looked at 9. e. Pettyjohn 81 Co.'S
special sale.
For ten days only, beginning Satur-
day, April ist, IL, dozen photos for
every dozen. GREEN, Photographer
Ladies' tailor made suits, skirts and
waists in all the beautiful spring styles
at +. L. Pollaskys.
Having removed my shoe shop to first
door south of Ellison IL Son s store | ask
my patrons 10 call and see me-
l043.4w GEO. MCOLEILAN.
II. ID. Curtiss of Ithaca. representing
the Gratiot County Herald, has been in
Alma this week looking after delinquent |
subscribers to that paper.
General Manager Head of the d., q.
X. u W and General Manager Ashley
OF the Ann Arbor were in Alma Wednes-
day inspecting the new sidetracks at
the sugar factory grounds.
Mrs. S j. Scott, an old resident of St
Louis. died at her home in that place on
Saturday last The remains were
brought 10 Alma Tuesday and from here
were taken to Muir for interment.
Chas. Dingman of Saginaw, represent I
ing +. f. Scott, plumber and steam
filter of that place, has been in Alma
this week making some repairs on the
heating apparatus in A. w. Nright's
new office
Mrs 5. r. Barnes returned to Gouv. ,
n. Y, on Monday where she
will remain few weeks before moving .
back TO Alma. Mrs. AL Hodgkinson !
her and will visit relatives
m Keensville, the same state. Ii has
been twenty.six years since Mrs. Hodgs
zinson has seen any of her relatives in
keensville.
Prof II A. Milliken. the voilInist
mas arranged TO be at the college on I
Wednesdays of each week hereafter in. i
stead of Tuesdays. Mr.. Milliken reports 7
very tiattering success in his depart.
nent. In addition to the local students. I
'wo have already been enrolled from O
ithaca, Miss Georgia Richardson and 5
saul Netzorg. h
Q. +. Brown, Of Alma, not satisfied Il
without having something good, has
Idded a snew l2xlS Challenge Gordon p
,ress to his outfit, and has now one of f
he best equipped job plants in the state. b
The job work turned out Of MIR. Browns fl
ffice compares favorably with anything v
We have seen from the larger city Off
es Newspaper Union, Chicago. ii
The public schools and the college are "
losed this week for the spring vacation. o.
IN Friday of last week, the last day of N
chool the pupils of the public schools n
'ere all out for sleighrides, those from O
ne high school visiting the Ithaca high
chool, while Supt. Coddington procured OF
cams and took the pupils of the gram. IL
lar and primary departments to st. &c
ouis. W
About twenty Of the members of st. -
ouis Lodge, Knights OF Pythias at. -, -
ended the school of instruction in Alma -
Ist Friday night and all report very
ljoyable time. Grand Deputy Instruc. p
n W. II Loomis of Grand Rapids was "
resent and instructed the Knights in 4"
lie secret work of the order. The third
INK was conferred by the home lodge 70 70
order to entertain the visitors. An =,
egant banquet was served after the u
ork by the Rathbone Sisters TO which y
1 did ample justice 90
Horace w HolcomD OF Chicago arrived I.o
Alma last Saturday in his private car, bs
inging his sister. Mrs T. NJ Shaw, ON
Id her daughter for treatment at the no
nitarium. Mr.. Holcomb for several 10,
airs held the position of general mana ar.
r of the Union Pacific railroad and ~,
as superintendent of transportation mo-
r the Worlds Fair. DR.. 5. NJ. Wiley no
Chicago accompanied the party and an
NAMED over Sunday the guest of DR.. ha,