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

sick list.
Mrs. ii. q. Price was in Hart the first
of the week.
DIR j. II. Lancashire was in Chicago
the first of the week.
Don't forget that Pettyjohn sell car.
bide for bicycle lamps.
j. n. Ford is spending a week in
Battle Greek on business.
Mrs. Glen w. Gray is visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in Cadillac.
All kinds of hair cuts and shaves at
Earl Clark's, opposite postoffice.
Ii. S. Livermore of Breckenridge gets
an original pension of S. per month
Lafayette Stevens has moved into the
Mrs. Earl house on Water st. north.
Do you have trouble getting good
light? Get some Perfection oil here.
llO5.tf O. l.. d q. NJ. DELAvAN.
Farmers non poisonous sheep dip in
bulk for sale by Sharrar 81 Mulholland.
Miss May Hodgskins attended the
May Festival in Ann Arbor this week
Everybody invited to attend the pub
lie meeting ut the opera house Monday
night.
Miss Smith will give you Off on all
trimmed hats on Saturday afternoon
aud evening
Sidney Clum of Dallas, Oregon, a
former Alma boy, is visiting relatives
and friends in town.
A. w. Brock is prepared to do all
kinds of plumbing, putting in water
pipes, cistern pumps, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Pierson of Sag
NAV spent Sunday in Alma the guests
of MIR. and Mrs. j. O. Bright.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins 81 Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Now don't roast yourself this hot
weather. Get some of our Red Crown
stove gasoline for your gasoline stove.
1l05 i. n. BAKER.
E. l.. Taylor has moved to Omer
where he has purchased a dray line.
Mrs Taylor left for that place Monday
Mrs Minnie McCarty and daughter,
Rena, returned to their home in Bay
City after short visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Boyer
A card received from Rev. w. C. Clat.
worthy states that he and his family
arrived in Pomona, Cal, May II, all
feeling well, and they were accorded
a warm welcome on their arrival
l. Smart invites you 70 call on him
over Stevens & Gargett's furniture
rooms and look over the best line Of |
spring and summer samples ever dis.
played by any merchant tailor. A
Pile sure to show goods.
II. w Moore informs us that the Alma
Wooden Mills are now ready to COM
nence running as soon as he can secure |
wool TO work on. Mr. Moore has hus-
led every minute since the machinery
arrived to get things in shape for the
seasons work.
Chas Montague aud Edmund Starke
If Caro- were in Alma the first Of the
week on business. These gentlemen are
closely identified with the beet sugar
actory at Caro-, and in fact it was only
through the efforts of Mr. Montague
hat Caro- secured the factory.
Those having in charge the arrange.
nents for the field day at Ithaca be-
ween Alma and Olivet colleges have
ecured a special train to run from Alma
o Ithaca this afternoon, leaving here at
me o'clock and returning after the in
loor meet in the evening. The fare for
he round trip will be 30 cents.
Albert Kimmons Prince of Kansas
ty,,and Frank Voght of Chicago, two
gentlemen who are working their way
o Paris TO attend the exposition, were
n Alma Tuesday night and entertained
Iuite a crowd at the Wright House.
ir Prince wears a medal which identi-
les him as being the champion whistler
nd mandolin player of America.
Although Il is generally known that
3. S. Webb held quite reputation in
lis boyhood days as an athlete we were
lot aware until last Monday that the
pirit was still in him. While sitting on
he iron hitching post in front of f f.
store he attempted to give
n exhibition termed by the usual small
10Y as "skinning the cat" but he forgot
lie had grown since he first won the
championship for doing the popular feat
With the consequences that his head
truck the stone curbing, cutting quite
bad cash in it, He was Immediate
y taken to Drs. Pringle q Sweetland's
flee where the wound was dressed and
By soon appeared on the streets none