Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-06-08

Ithaca this week.
Mrs. j. g. Bright spent Sunday with
relatives in Saginaw.
New line of ladies' belts just received
at HubbelPs Novelty Store.
Eavetroughing and valleying warrant
ed when Brock does the work.
Nineteen tickets were sold at this sta
ton for Frankfort last Sunday.
Special reduced prices Friday and
Saturday at M. e. j. Lamborn's.
Get your Paris Green at the Central
Drug Store. The sign of the gold
mortar.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Cohoon attended
the G.. A. r. encampment in Grand
Rapids this week.
Mrs. T.. O. Stanton of Detroit visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Francis this week.
The one.fourth off sale on all trimmed
hats will be continued again this Satur.
day at Mrs. Lathrop's.
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 l.. n. BAKER.
r. +. Green, the photographer. has
been making some very fine group PIC
lures of the college societies, football,
baseball and track teams
Miss Hattie Petit of Merrill, who
spent last summer at this place, has re-
turned TO Alma and entered the training
school for nurses at the sanitarium
Mrs. f. n. Chadwick returned from
Hamburg Tuesday where she had been
attending her mother who was quite
seriously injured by fall short time
ago.
Dr. Geo. +. Butler is in Atlantic City
this week attending the meeting Of the
American Medical Society. DR.. Butler
was on the program TO read paper and
to discuss two others.
Miss Lillian Mccullough Of Ithaca was
in Alma Monday. Miss Mccullough
graduated from the School of Oratory
Northwestern University, Chicago. with
| high honorslast week
l.. Smart invites you to call on him
! over Stevens q Gargett's 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.
Jesse Ellison, who has been filling
the position of Ann Arbor night opera
tor at Cadillac for the past few months,
has been promoted to day operator at
Chilson on the same road. VIM. belong,
another Alma boy, goes to the same place
as night operator
Earl Clark has been making some
quite extensive improvements in the in
terror of his barber shop during the past
week. The walls have been reprinted
and papered and new furniture added
making it altogether as fine furnished
shop as there is in town.
Tinted glasses soften the glare of the
suns rays. However, they should be
removed during the parade of Buckskin
Bills Wild West next Friday so that
you can view the "cowgirls" in all their
glory. Tinted glasses are sold by Scat
tergood x Jacobs jewelers. and scientific
opticians.
Census enumerators Willard and Will.
son have commenced their work in the
village and township. 1t is not general
ay known that census takers are invest
ed with legal right and authority TO
make arrests, but every good citizen will
cheerfully facilitate their labors without
regard TO that part of the business.
We understand that VIM Miller has
served bill on the members of the viii
lage council for $1,000 He thinks that
] he is entitled to that amount for injuries
alleged to have been received from de-
fective sidewalk. Just what action the
council will take in regard to the bill we
cannot state, but if it is not allowed a
damage suit is promised. I. w. Whit
ney Of St Louis is Miller's attorney. 1t is
possible that good game of bluff is be-
ing played by Miller and his attorney,
but that is hard question to decide.
The colored work in Bicycle Berry
Book is an immense aid to berry growers.
1t shows the leading berries true to size,
shape and color. They were first care
fully painted by an experienced artist,
aud then reproduced by photography at a
cost of over one thousand dollars. Aside
from the color work there are scores of
reproductions made directly from photo
graphs Of berries, so that the reader may
have an accurate idea of them. The
price is so cents, by mail address the