Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-05-18

Bert Hayes was in Vestaburg Tues
day.
Mrs. A. f. Bruske was in Saginaw
Tuesday.
Public meeting at the opera house
Monday night.
Miss Lou Stranger of Toledo was in
Alma over Sunday.
Cheapest place to buy wall paper is at
Hayt's Department Store.
Big reduction on flowers for Saturday
and Monday at Miss Smiths.
Everything you want in the dry goods
line at Pettyjohn q Co. S store.
Mrs f. @. Kernen and son, Ralph,
are visiting relatives in Hastings.
l.. H. Hayt was in Grand Rapids
Ionia and Hart the first of the week.
Now give your lamps chance to make
you comfortable. Buy our Perfection
oil. 1l05.tf l.. n. BAKER.
Several members of the d. of h. lodge
visited the St. Louis lodge Tuesday
night.
A fine line of trimmed hats at lowest
prices, to be found at NJ. & j. Lam
borns.
II. A. Jones left on Monday for a short
business trip through the southern por
ton of the state.
You want a nice juicy roast or pieC e
of steak for dinner, and you want to
get it at Banghart
Mrs. Jas Kinch of Mt. Pleasant
visited her husbands parents, Mr. and
Mrs w. Il kinch, Tuesday.
Mrs. w r. Burt of Saginaw was the
guest of her son, Geo. r. Burt, at the
Wright House the first of the week.
Don't fail 10 secure one of those hand
some rugs or what lace curtains you
need during the off sale at f f.
Pollasky's
Miss Cora Bennett of Grand Rapids
was the guest of Miss Minnie Lovely at
the Wright House over Sunday and the
first Of the week
Logan Sly is now the bellboy at the
Wright House in the place of Guy
Harpham who has accepted a similar
position at the sanitarium.
Reduced prices ar Mrs. Lathrop's on
all sailors for Saturday. sl00 sailors
for 80 cents, 90 cent ones for 30 cents
and good one for ~ cents.
Mrs John Cooley, of Grand Rapids,
Miss Anna Williams of Ithaca and Miss
Sadie Casey of st. Johns were the guests
of Mrs. a. L. Nought last week
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs +. w.
Davidson of this place will be panied
20 learn that their oldest child, boy
about six years of age, died last Satur-
day night from inflammation of the lungs. |
Your eyes may not be in a conditiCn
to see, but If made right, trial will
convince you that YALE COFFEE is
the best, richest, smoothest, most deli
cious favored coffee you ever drank. |
Sold by Ii. j. Vermeulen.
Mrs w. S. Turck and daughter, Lena,
brought a very handsome tandem tri.
cycle home with them from Florida and
have been enjoying the pleasure of rid
ing it on our streets during some of the
pleasant days of the past week.
Jas E. Gaul of Ionia representing
the Michigan Tontine Investment Co,
was in Alma the first of the week and
paid up the investments of three Alma
ites,whose contracts had expired. Incl.
dentally he wrote several new contracts.
Regular memorial services for VIM.
Meyer Post O.. A. X. and the w. r. @
Corps will be conducted in the NJ. +.
church on Sunday, May %. Rev. +. L
Sincleir will deliver the address. The
services will take place at the regular
hour of church services in the morning.
A. X. Mckinney and II. A. Jones, who
have been doing business in Alma dur
ing the past few months under the name
of the Alma Produce Co. have dissolved
partnership A. X Mckinney continuing
the business Mr.. Jones has not decid-
ed as yet in regard to his future inten-
tons.
A slight change of time and in the
route of this division of the Pere Mar.
quette went into effect last Monday.
The morning train from the east, former
ly arriving at S :2S, now gets here at
s :22 and the evening train from the east
at 200 instead of $50 Trains do not
run into the Genessee.st depot in Ssgi-
nav as heretofore but leave the M. O.
track at the old f. & p. NJ. belt line
crossing and run into Saginaw over that
line. The night train east runs through
to Bay City instead of stopping at Sagi-
nav as heretofore, convenience that
will be appreciated by the travelling