Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-06-22

Paris green at the Central Drug
Store.
j. w. Holmes was in Bay City We'd
nesday.
Dr. w. r. Puimont was in Saginaw
| Thursday.
r. l.. Aldrich of Saginaw was in Alma
Thursday.
Mrs. d. S. Stevens returned to her
home in Caro- Tuesday.
J. Lee Potts and b. II. Sawyer Of
Ithaca were in Alma Monday.
j. p. Losey left Tuesday for a trip in
the southern part of the state.
a great reduction on everything at
Miss Smiths until after the 4th.
Mrs J. n. Baker Of Shepherd was the
guest of Mrs. A. Shaw Thursday.
John d. Spinney was in Greenville the
first of the week on legal business.
Mrs. l.. j. Streggow is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Lowell this week.
Quite a number from Alma are in at
tendance at the Ithaca races this week.
Struble a. Hart have fine new milk
wagon which they put into use on their
milk route this week
You will find quality, style and prices
that will delight you at our store. Don't
forget the reduction sale.
NJ. q j. LAMBoRN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Micajah Douglass of
Montcalm visited their daughter Mrs.
Lafayette Stevens, Wednesday.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins * Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
A musical treat will be enjoyed by
those who hear Alfred Hofmann, the
great 'cellist next Tuesday evening.
Now don't roast yourself this hot
weather. Get some of our Red Crown
stove gasoline for your gasoline stove.
1l05 l.. n. BAKER.
Miss Pearl Burkhead, who has been
visiting her uncle, NJ. f. Burkhead, and
wife, returned to North Baltimore, o.,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Ely and Miss
Mertha Peters of Detroit are spending
the week in Alma in attendance on the
high school commencement exercises.
1f&N1S >SSYie Glass, a former preceptress
Mss S%T1oN~h school, has been re-
of the Alma hit ~ of the Plainfeld,
elected as preceptres salary of $500 a
N. j high school, at
year. WITT have ex-
Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. ScSSSrmHESicr<t
changed their property on Sarts4g. 49, - !,
opposite the postoffice, for the |. f. Mills
property on Water-st, and the two fami-
lies are changing locations.
b. G. Taylor. who went west with the
party Of Almaites 10 seek homes in
Washington a short time ago, returned
home the latter part of last week suffi.
GENTLY we'll satisfied with Michigan.
Miss Louie Cornell has sufficiently
recovered from her recent attack Of the
measles TO resume her position as opera
tor at the Bell telephone exchange in
Sharrar * Mulhollands store.
Mrs. p. 7 Banghart returned from
Saginaw Thursday, accompanied by her
brother, James Henry, and his wife,
who will spend their honeymoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Banghart. Mrs Henry
was formerly Miss Grace Newman of
Saginaw
The Sugar Co experts, who have teen
examining the beet fields in Gratiot
county, report that the outlook j. prom.
ising for a good crop this year. They
also report that the farmers are better
educated as TO the manner in caring for
the beets this year than last.
Dewitt Vought left Wednesday for
Kalamazoo with a view of trying 10 Sc
cure the meeting of the State Firemens
Association in Alma next year. A
meeting of the department was held
Tuesday night and it was voted to send
Mr. Vought there for that purpose.
Miscreants persist in defacing signs
put up along the highways by our mer.
chants. Such signs are as much the
property of the merchants as their stock,
and willful mutilation of the same is
a misdemeanor, punishable by fine or
imprisonment. a reward is offered by
some merchants for information leading
TO convictions Of such miscreants.
The Alma baseball team have made !
arrangements with the st, Johns team
for game of ball on the college campus
next Tuesday aft ernoon. The Alma |
boys have been disappointed after max.
ing dates for the last two games that |
were advertised to take place, by the /
opposing team cancelling the date made, |
but they are assured that the ST Johns
boys will surely come.
Mrs. J. w. s Opdykes music class /