Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-05-04

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Prof j. w. Ewing is spending the
week in Ann Arbor.
Fine line of trimmed hats from sl0O
to 81 80 at Mrs Lathrop's.
Mrs G.. S. Ward and son, Charles, left
on Wednesday for short trip to Detroit.
Special prices made on ladies' and
Misses fine shoes this week at Petty.
johns.
Street hats, sailors and children hats
from 20 cents to 81 80 at Miss O. +.
Smiths.
Miss Mildred WEIGH OF Riverdale is
the guest of her cousin Miss Lulah Welch
this week.
T. NJ. Granger and Mrs. M. j. Kipp OF
this place were married on Wednesday
of this week.
Mrs j. b. Rockwell left on Tuesday
for Greenville where she will visit rela-
tives and friends for short time.
Mrs A. ID Pickett and daughter, Mrs.
II. Webster, left Saturday for short
visit with friends and relatives in Ash
ley.
Supply your wants during the special
sale of carpets, mattings, rugs, lace cur
tains and tapestry curtains at +. Il. Pol
lasky's.
The common council of the village of
Ithaca has reduced the amount OF the
saloon bonds from $4,000 to $1,000 IN
that place.
Don't fail TO see the display of baby
bonnets at Mrs. j. f. Lathrop's millinery
parlors today and tomorrow. Prices
from 10 cents to 50.
If made right trial will convince you
that YALE COFFEE is the richest,
sweetest, and most delicious favored
coffee you ever tasted.
III. J. VERMEULEN.
Milleman & Hammer are now ready
to serve their customers in their new To-
cation the building recently vacated by
Err. Griffith. See their ad. in this issue
l.. H. Mapes returned from Wayne
Monday night where he went the
latter part of last week to attend the
deathbed of his mother who died on Sat
urday.
Bob" the brindle Irish TERROR owned
by c. +. Brown, has the honor Of wear
ing dog tag No /. This distinction was
made in favor of Bob on account OF
his extreme beauty and value.
]. G. Bright and L. B. Kehn went
on their annual first-day -of-the-season-
trout-fish Tuesday with better luck this
year than usual They brought home
seventy of the speckled beauties.
The Free Methodist church Of the Ionia
District, North Michigan Conference
will hold the annual campmeeting of the
district in Chas. Sly's grove near Elm
Hall commencing June 6 and continu-
ing one week.
Mr. and Mrs w S. Turck and daugh.
ter, Lena, returned from Dunedin, Fla,
Monday night. They have been spend
ing the winter at that place and report
that they have experienced very de.
lghtful season.
A card from Fred Delavan, written
April 24, states that the party arrived in
Olympia Wash, the day before, all en-
Toying good health. He requests us to
send the RECORD TO him at Tunwater,
Wash, for the present.
Miss Mabel Ball, who has been employ
ed at Brainerd' S hospital for the past two
years in the capacity of nurse, resigned
her position the latter part of last week
and on Monday left for her home in Pet
ersburg. Miss Ball is very estimable
young lady and leaves a great many
friends who would be pleased to wei.
come her return at any time.
Bird S. Color, comptroller of the city of
New York tells in Munseys Magazine
for May about 1.-The Political Wrecking
Of Business Enterprises He shows that
political dishonesty, spreading into bust
ness life, threatens to debase our nation
al standard of honor, and says that it is
danger that business men must arise
to combat. Munsey's is sold by Sharrar
q Mulholland, druggists.
Our local wool buyers report that the
wool market in Alma has been quite
brisk during the. week although
the market is quite weak owing
. to the large foreign impor-
!. tation of the article. f. +. Pollasky in.
forms us that he has purchased fully
three times as much at present than at
the same last year. The prices being
paid are from 10 cents to 20 cents.
The little three.year. child Of Mr.,
and Mrs Jacob Bogart came very near
to having its head crushed on Saturday
last by being run over by a wagon load
ed with stone. The little fellow was
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