Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-05-25

Mrs. A. f. Bruske was in Saginaw
Monday.
Special sale on sailors at Mrs Lathrop's
Saturday.
Miss Jennie Smith returned from Ann
Arbor Tuesday.
Bert Woodward was in Cleveland the
| first Of the week.
}. w. Robinson of Vestaburg was in
Alma Wednesday.
Mrs. Stephen Gallagher is visiting
relatives in Sheridan.
A. O. Middaugh of Stanton was in
Alma the first. of the week
Dee Allen of Battle Greek was in
Alma the first of the week
Do you have trouble getting a good
light? Get some Perfection oil here
ll05-tf O. L. d. q. NJ. DELAvAN.
Farmers n.poisonous sheep dip in
bulk for sale by Sharrar 81 Mulholland.'
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Osterhout of Beld-
ing spent Sunday with relatives near
Alma.
Mr. and Mrs. o. f. Burns of Howell
have been spending few days in Alma
this week.
Great reduction on all trimmed hats,
street hats and sailors at Misses NJ. q
j. Lamborn's.
Be sure and examine the new line of
cloths at Pettyjohn's; especially used
for ladies suits and skirts
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 Grown
stove gasoline for your gasoline stove
1l05 l.. n. BAKER.
Wilbur Nelson was in Alma a short
time last Saturday on his way to Owosso
where ne filled the pulpit of the Baptist
church on Sunday.
Mrs Ray Wheaton left on Monday
for Grand Ledge to join her husband
who went there a few weeks ago 10 en-
gage in the draying business.
Mrs. w. A. Bahlke left Monday for
Harbor Point where she expects to ie-
main a short time the guest of Mrs. n
Church, OF Ithaca, who owns cottage
at that popular resort.
Mrs. A. j. Butterfield and mother are
visiting relatives and friends in Fowler !
vile, Howell and Williamson this week
Mr.. Butte1tield accompanied them there |
last Friday but returned home Monday. |
L. Smart invites you to call on him |
over Stevens IL Gargetts furniture |
rooms and look over the best line of |
spring and summer samples ever dis.
played by any merchant tailor. A
pleasure to show goods.
w. II. Seward, representing the Page
Woven Wire Fence 90. of Adrian. is in |
Alma this week. He states that the
farmers are using the most of their tools
and machinery, but that he hopes TO
secure car or so of old iron
We notice by the state papers that
Kendall Z. Brooks, who is attending the
U. of NJ, has been elected principal of
the Pontiac high school. This is a very
excellent position and Mr.. Brooks is TO
be congratulated upon securing it.
There are fifty million herd of cattle in
the United States, of which number from
fifteen to twenty millions are dairy COWS.
If every one of our readers would get
Bicycle Cow Book, published at 30 cents
by the Wilmer Atkinson Co., Philadel-
phia, they could greatly increase the
product from every COW in their herd.
Rev. A. b. Bowman and wife were
very agreeably surprised last Friday
evening, when a goodly number of
members and friends of the church
walked into their home with arms full
Of groceries. A pleasant social time was
had, and just before disbursing, Mr. and
Mrs. Bowman were further surprised by
being presented with a substantial purse
Dog Warden Willard informs us that
he has issued licenses for So CANNES
since the first of the month aud that AZ |
have been materially assisted on their
way to the places for good and bad dogs.
He has nearly completed the work in the
village with the exceptions of "A few that
are being hidden by their owners with
the hopes of eventually evading the tax,
but he has them all located and if the
tax is not paid soon doggie will be a
minus quantity some day.
Last week while VIM and John Stur-
ievant were working on piece of low
ground one.half mile south and one half
mile west Of Riverdale, they dug up
several large bones which proved to be-
opo 10 Ri a ram aipc of a ,nastOdop Tho