Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-04-20
Don't forget Brock for eavetroughing.
+. j. Ray is clerking for o. W..

Rogers.
IP. Gilman of Shepherd was in Alma
Monday.
A. w Davis is spending few days
in Toledo
John Barber left on Monday for South
Bend, Ind.
Nelson Fullerton was in Saginaw
Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Schwartz is sick with
scarlet fever.
For a first. class shave or haircut call
on Earl Clark.
Ed. Helser, one of the "old vets" is
on the sick list.
d ID. Whitesell of Mt. Pleasant was in
Alma Thursday.
l.. A. Ely was in Alma over Sunday
with his family.
r. o. Ely of Detroit was in Alma
Wednesday night.
Two good second. hand gasoline stoves
for sale cheap at Brooks.
Don't miss getting the wholesale prices
on goods at j. l.. Miller's.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Spicer.
Wednesday night, girl.
Fine line Of trimmed hats from $l.00
TO 81 30 at Mrs. Lathrop's.
p II. Bruske Of Grand Rapids spent
Sunday in Alma with his parents.
Do you have trouble getting a good
light: Get some Perfection oil here.
l099.tf o. l.. d G. NJ. DELAvAN.
w. w. Kinch returned Monday noon
from visit with his relatives at
Pontiac.
Mrs Francis Palmer returned from
short visit with friends in st. Johns
last Saturday.
Drink Yale coffee, it will make you
forget your troubles and love your enc.
mics. II. ]. Vermeulen.
Frank Weiss Of Knoxville, Tenn who
is visiting his parents in st. Louis, was
in Alma Wednesday calling on friends,
Misses NJ. ~ j. Lamborn have the
latest novelties in spring millinery.
You should see them before purchas.
ing.
Mrs. NJ j. Kits wishes to inform
the ladies of Alma that she will go out
dressmaking three or four days in a
week.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve warm sugar in the Presbyterian
church rooms, opera house block. this
evening. Price 10 cents.
Special meeting of the board of super
visors at Ithaca yesterday and today TO
consider plans for bonding the county
for the new court house.
Mrs. Chas Hooper and Mrs. A. w.
Boslow Of Centralia, Ont, mother and
sister of +. w. and +. Hooper, and who
have been spending the winter with
them, returned to their home Thursday
J. NJ Montigel q 90. have contract
with Morley Bros of Saginaw to furnish
them with 10000 pounds OF iron window
weights, and it is need ess to state that
the entire force at the foundry is quite
busy
You are sure 10 want stylish spring
suit. l.. Smart the tailor, is showing
the newest patterns in great variety and
m kes them as they should be made
Over Stevens 81 Gargett's furniture
store.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell died at her
home near Forest Hill on Wednesday
of this week, aged SO years. The fun.
eral will be held Sunday at eleven
O'Clock at the Church Of Christ in For.
est Hill.
Ray Wheaton held very successful
sale at the Brewbaker farm southwest
of town yesterday. Mr.. Wheaton ex'
poets to soon move to Grand Ledge
where he has purchased dray line
We wish him success in his new field OF
labor.
d. Nj. Chaffee of this place has pur.
chased half interest in II. p. Bogart':
jewelry store and hereafter the firm
will be known az Bogart & Chaffee
1t is their intention TO increase theil
stock of jewelry and silverware. Sue
J cess to the new firm.
We must make room for our immens,
: line of summer goods.that are now or
the way, and in order to do so we art
obliged to make this offer: We put on
to our customers, for ten days only, 50t
!. pairs mems, woinens and children
shoes 1000 yards silk remnants, ladies
Swiss ties and leather belts at actua
cost at Pettyjohn's store.
> Miss Mildred Till as vocalist pos
sesses rich contralto voice, deep ant
, full, thoroughly trained and under full
control Her selections are always re