Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-03-23

Jas +, Gibbs Of ithaca WIS IN AAtfnfft
Monday.
b. s Webb was in Owosso the first
of the week.
Gallo b. Davidson of 81. Louis was in
Alma Monday.
A. Il Mulholland and Jay Jacobs
spent Sunday in Ithaca.
Mrs o D. Moore of Lakeview visited
friends III Alma Monday.
E. E. Fleming of ST. Louis visited
relatives in Alma Sunday.
Mrs. n Z. Smith visited relatives in
II
Buy your carpets at Hayt's Depart
ment Store and save money.
Republican caucus tomorrow after
noon, AT two O'Clock in the opera house.
Geo. b. Wells of Ithaca, former col.
lege student. was in Alma Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. q. l. Thornton OF Mar.
ion are visiting relatives in town this
week
Perfection oil is guaranteed by the
refiners to give you perfect satisfaction.
l092.tf G. l.. q G.. M. DELAvAN.
Mrs. Worthington is quite i'll at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Geo.
butcher.
Miss Edna Smith of Carson City was
the guest Of friends in Alma the first Of
the week
Mrs. b Isbell OF Mt Pleasant was the
guest of Mrs c O Trask the latter part
Of last week
Largest line and lowest prices on
wall paper and window shades at Hayts
Department Store
Mr.. and Mrs S. I. Grape OF Saginaw
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs J II
Lancashire over Sunday.
VIM. Mummery of Edmore, deputy
factory inspector for this district, was
in Alma the first of the week
Deputy L. s, Marshal Tobias of Bay
City was in Alma Monday looking after
witnesses for the Raymer trial
Mr. and Mrs Max Z Pollasky and
children of Detroit are spending the
week with Mr.. Pollasky's parents
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins K Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Look out for the "Oli Maids Conven.
ton" to be held in the opera house some
time in the near future BY order Of
the secretary
ROBuIY ABIGAIL HOBBS.
b. f. Winchell, George McCarty and
Bert Hicks were in Saginaw the first of
the week as witnesses in Pere Mar
quette railway suit
b S. Webb is painting papering al d
cleaning up his store building next 70
Banghart's meat market and will put in
a first class stock of drugs in a short
time.
Smart IL Graves, the tailors over
Stevens & Gargett's furniture store. can
duplicate the work OF the high class
merchant tailors of large cities, and at
about one.half the price.
Adrienne Remenyi and her company
is on a tour 10 the west, and she Is
booked for the same concert hall where
her noted father dropped dead three
years ago, while on the stage playing
his violin.
Miss May Fleming, who has been Wis.
iting at the home Of her uncle, d. Elem.
ing, for the past two months, left on
Wednesday for st. Louis where she will
remain for couple of weeks and then
go to Reading, Mich.
A number of the l.. .. 7. NJ. ladies of
this place paid the Shepherd Hive visit
on Wednesday Of last week and on Fri.
day afternoon, the time of the Alma
Hives meeting, the Shepherd ladies
returned the compliment. An excellent
time is reported at both meetinRs
The Farm Journal is unlike any other
paper; for one thing il prints no quack
medical advertisements; for another il
takes fve.year subscriptions and gets
the paper to its subscribers the full time
if they are anywhere on this Iplanet,
even if they move two OF three times;
if they die their heirs get IT, Now we
are going 70 combine with the Farm
Journal and send RECORD one year and
the Farm Journal nearly FIVE years (re-
mainder of 1900 aud all of 1901, 1902,
1903 and 1900 TO every advance. paying
subscriber, new and old. to the RECORD.
This great offer had better be accepted
before il is withdrawn.
Mrs. J. w. Hawkins is quite serious.
ly i'll at Brainerd's hospital. Mrs. Haw-
kins has been residing in Ridgetown,
Ont, since leaving Alma a few years
ago and was on visit TO daughter in