Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-21

Geo. Richards of Ithaca was in Alma
Monday
New goods arriving daily at Miss
Smiths.
Eavetroughing and thinning at
Brooks.
Bert Hayes was in Stanton Monday Oh
business.
j. Jacobs spent Sunday in Ithaca with
relatives.
Shades any size at Sharrar q Null
hollands.
j. w. Dean transacted business in
Ithaca Tuesday.
M. L. Osterhout of Belding was in
Alma over Sunday.
JAS. Gargett is home from Ann Arbor
this week on a vacation.
Pres. A. f. Bruske and son, Paul,
spent Sunday in Detroit.
Miss Florence Strong spent Sunday in
Riverdale with her parents.
Get you nice table cloth at G. L.
Pettyjohn q Co. g special sale.
M. B. Tucker of Loomis was in Alma
Tuesday on his way to Sumner.
John d. Spinney left on Tuesday for
Lansing on short business trip.
See the new embroideries and laces
at l.. II. Hayts Department Store.
j. Clark was home from Lansing
over Sunday, returning on Tuesday.
Ladies' muslin underwear sale with
their linen sale at O. +. Pettyjohn &
Co.'s.
Dan Mclaughlin launched forth last
Monday morning with a new milk
wagon.
G. E. Pettyjohn 81 90. begin the lin
en- and ladies' muslin underwear sale
April 2l.
Hugh Hall of Eaton Rapids spent
Sunday in Alma the guest of his brother,
A. j. Hall.
V. s. Hollenbeck and Harry Story
were in Ithaca Wednesday on. circuit
court business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fore
bush, on Sunday last, seven and one
half pound boy
For SALE.-An eight room house,
barn and three or six lots for sale cheap
Inquire at this office. If
George Gargett went TO Glare and
Reed City Tuesday in the interest of the
Milwaukee Harvester Co.
Mrs. VIM. Carr of Saginaw visited at
the home of her niece Mrs 2. 7. Bang
hart, the first of the week.
Mrs. CLARK Beebe visited friends in
Saginaw the latter part of last week,
returning home on Saturday.
Mrs. l.. G. Boughton has returned
from st. Johns where she has been
visiting during the past winter.
The past week has been decidedly
springlike, and the barefoot boy with a
graveyard cough and chapped legs will
soon make his appearance
Q. l.. and q. M. Delavan have i'm.
proved their store very much by cutting
a very wide opening in the partition at
the rear of their store and fitting up the
room back for their grocery department.
Mrs. Thos Granger, who had suffici-
emily recovered from her recent illness
70 visit relatives in Elsie, is now in a
very serious condition at that place and
il is feared will not be able to return
| home.
Mrs. Carpenter adds to her deep
study of Wagner and Wagner scores the
styles of the graphic story teller, the
whole lecture is so entertaining that
one forgets it is a lecture. Detroit
Concert Goer.
On account of the increase of their
business Caple e. Hall have found it
necessary 20 extend their building back
about thirty-two feet, making the entire
length of their store one hundred and
thirtytwo feet.
Il. f Green, the photographer, re-
ports an eleven pound boy at his house.
arriving last Friday night. 1t will be
only short time now when MIR Green
can dispense with some of the many as.
sistants he has at present.
M. G.. Carrel, brother of Rev. NJ. ID.
Carrel, and General Passenger Agent of
the Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling r r.,
of Cleveland, Ohio, spent Sunday in
Alma the guest of his brother. Mr..
Carrel's mother who has been at Rev.
Carrel's for the past year, returned with