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

A. b. Scattergood spent Sunday in
Ithaca.
@. o. Ward left on Tuesday on short
trip to Detroit.
Geo. j. Butcher of Elm Hall was in
Alma Wednesday,
Ed. Hannah made business trip to
Detroit on Thursday.
j. s. Caple spent Sunday in Eaton
Rapids with relatives.
Largest line and lowest prices on
bicycles at l.. II. Hayt's.
See the new line of dress goods and
wash goods at l.. II. Hayt's.
Fred Amsbury was in Saginaw the
first of the week on business.
II you have any eavetroughing or
thinning to do call on A. w. Brock
If you want anything new and pretty
in the jewelry line go to J. p. Losey's.
Supervisor @. l.. Delavan is out after
the people with the assessment roll this
week
For SALE.-An eight room house,
barn and three or six lots for sale cheap.
Inquire at this office. If
Mrs. S. II. Loveland IS spending the
week in Lansing, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. E. J. Adams.
Mrs. Isaac Pierce of West Bay City
has been the guest Of Mrs G. M. Scott
the greater part of this week.
For cheap advertising call on Hall &
Messenger, the new firm. For refer.
ences call on Bert Woodward.
If you want to see something nobby
call at the agricultural store of Peters q
Westbrook and see the "Red, White and
Blue" buggy.
Geo. Youngs, Jr., has resigned his
position at the sanitarium and accepted
position with the Kilby Manufactur-
ing 90. at the sugar factory.
Many of the most yylish dressed
ladies in the county have bought
their tailor made suits, capes, jackets,
skirts and waists f. EA Pollasky.
A new barber arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Allen on Friday of
last week. Jas. says he weighs eight
pounds and is "a bad wan wild de razor"
Bert Woodward and family are now
nicely settled in their new home on the
Goodrich farm east of town. Mr..
Woodward intends raising about fifteen
acres of sugar beets this season.
Rev. w. X. Spencer was in Bay City
this week attending the State Presby-
terry. Rev. Spencer addressed the meet.
Wednesday evening, taking for his sub
ject "a World Wide Meracle."
d. Fleming of Riverdale has been in
Alma the greater part of this week re.
pairing the property recently purchased
of Mrs. j. w. Hawkins, preparatory 70
moving his family here next week.
Corp Tim. Kirwin of the 35th Mich.
was in Alma Thursday on his way home
to Riverdale. Mr.. Kirwin did not go 10
Cuba as he first intended when mus.
tered out of service and so is home sooner
than expected.
Mrs, j, W. Ewing is home from ST.
Louis where she has been for the past
few weeks for medical treatment AL.
though she has been benefited some.
what it is not known whether it is per.
manent or not.
A very delightful reception was ten
dered Mesdames Orville Davis and VIM.
Reed by the Woman's Club in the K of
p. hall on Monday evening last Refesh-
ments were served and very delight
full time was participated in by all in at.
tendance Mr. and Mrs. Davis left for
their new home in Oxford Tuesday
morning.
Sharrar 81 Mulholland are selling the
celebrated Dayton's Disinfectant Day
tholeum, a non poisonous sure cure for
on farm live stock. AS an effectual
sheep-dig and hog cholera cure it is
unequalled, For reference call on A.
B. VapLiew, foreman of A. W.
Wright's farms
A reception to the veterans of two
wars will be given by the ladies of the
Methodist church in G.. A. K. hall, Fri.
day evening, April 2l. A fine program
has been arranged. There will be an
admission fee of 10 cents which will in
clude the refreshments of ice cream and
cake or coffee and cake. The program
will begin at eight O'Clock standard. Ev-
erybody welcome.
The Hotel Edwards, recently damaged
by fire, is being repaired and fitted up