Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-04-06

A iull line Of No. / graniteware at
Hubbells novelty store
Miss George Tilden Of Vernon is the
guest of Mrs A. b Scattergood
Mrs. ]. O. Bright spent few days
with relatives in Saginaw this week.
Don't miss "The Great Red Ticket
and White Fair Sale at Hayt's Depart
ment Store
K. {. Latimer has been in Detroit
this week, called there as a witness in
the Raymer trial.
Ice cream and cake at the Easter
bazaar given by theladies of the Presby-
terrain church, April TO-
E G.. Torrey left on Wednesday for
Washington, d @, where he has a pos
ition in the census bureau.
You will save doctors bill by at.
tending the "Old Maids Convention. 8"
Opera house, Alma, April 10.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins & Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases
You will find one of the finest and
cheapest lines of sailors and street hats
ever displayed in Alma at Miss
Smiths
Don't fail to see Bertha McLaren as
"Betsey Bobbitt" at The Old Maids
Convention" in the opera house next
Tuesday night.
Past Grand Master Wilder Of Grand
Rapids will hold a school Of instruction
in Alma, Saturday, for the members Of
the l. o. O. +.
The Christian Endeavors will give a
social at Prof. J. W Ewing's next Sat.
urday evening, April eth Refresh.
ments l5c or two for 25c
Metropolitan for April is an exception.
ally bright number But then Metro
politan is always good. Sold by Sharrar
q Mulholland, druggists.
DIR + S. Pettyjohn has been suffering
with an attack of the grippe for the past
two weeks, but at present is recovering
from the effects of the disease as rapidly
as could be expected.
Dstholium, non.poisonous louise killer
for sale at Sharrar & Mulholland's az
one-half the price of any other prepare
ton For reference. A W. Wright,
Geo Sandel II. B. Vanleu, Ed Rogers
Pat" Sullivan's mouse in St. Louis
burned last Tuesday night; contents
saved. 1t is thought that the fire was
the work Of an incendiary, but at the
time Of our going to press no arrests had
been made.
Special umbrella sale for ten days.
Manufacturers line; liz styles no two
alike. Get you spring rain and sun um-
brella in fine black and colored silk, dur
ing this sale at manufacturers cost at
+. f, Pollasky's.
You should not miss the Easter Festi.
val at the home of John Dean next
Wednesday evening. Come and see the
missionaries just returned from India
and China, and YOU will have q musical
treat also, An Easter supper will be
served for loo.
The replevin suit Of Cohoon VS. Wood
ward occupied the attention Of Justice
Palmer's court last Tuesday. John d.
Spinney appeared for the plaintiff and
Bert Hayes for the defendant. Judg-
ment and costs were rendered in favor
of complainant.
Ladies of Alma. you are invited to
call and inspect Misses NJ. Il J. Lam.
born's new and elegant line Of millinery
at j. L. Millers store. The stock has
been selected with good taste and judg.
ment. II you want variety you are
sure 70 find il there. Cali and see for
yourselves.
Mrs. j. c. Bright had the misfortune
to get trpped by loose board in the
sidewalk while walking with another
lduN lhhN utSudys Altl Acll arm " az
considerably bruised and several other
bad bruises were sustained There are
several bad places in the walks about
town that should be remedied before
someone has their limbs broken
April 9th is the anniversary of Lees
surrender of the Army of Virginia to
Gen. Grant at Appotomax on that date,
1865, the event that practically ended the
civil war, and VIM. Meyer Post G. A.
r., will properly celebrate the occasion
on the evening of April IA Rev w.
X Spencer will deliver an address and
V. M. Wilson, d. V, Hubbell and Ches.
ter Walker will relate their personal
experiences and observations on the day
of the surrender, and patriotic songs
and recitations will be interpreted in
the program.
The district contest of the Michigan