Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-05-11


Mr.. j. n. Ford was in Saginaw Wed.
nesday.
Petty johns is the place to buy your
table oil cloth.
Bring your children and let them hear
Prof. DeMotte.
Cheapest place to buy wall paper is at
Hayt's Department Store
Fine line Of trimmed hats from 800
to ; 30 at Mrs. Lathrop's.
John Stewart of Detroit was i'll Alma
over Sunday with relatives.
Miss Iva Feek of Laingsburg is visit
her aunt, Mrs w w Fraker.
5. l.. Robinson has resigned his posi-
ton as steward at the Wright House.
NJ. q ] Lamborn are Offering great
bargains in trimmed hats and sailors
j. y Ford sold five market horses TO
Fred Talmage of Saginaw last Tuesday.
Miss Alma Gitchel. of Traverse City,
visited at the home of Mr., and Mrs ID. p.
Struble over Sunday.
j. f. Medler left for Elk Rapids Mon
day where he has a position in large
dry goods establishment.
w O.. Davey of East Tawas. deputy
great commander of the *, o. L. NJ,
was in Alma Monday night.
Supply your wants during the special
sale of carpets, mattings, rugs, lace cur
tains and tapestry curtains at f. L Pol
lasky's.
Maurice GriPsby. who is attending
NcCormick's Theological Seminary Chi
cago, is spending his vacation in Alma
with friends.
Saturday specials at Miss Smiths.
Thirty dozen flowers including violets,
jack roses, duets and wreaths for 10
cents, Saturday only.
Mrs. Helen Balmer of Mt Pleasant,
worthy grand matron Of the o. h. s. of
Michigan, was the guest Of Mrs w. S.
Turck Tuesday night.
Clifford Patterson of Sarnia is the new
tailor employed at Kehn q Co s tailor
shop in place Of Fred Everett, who re-
cently resigned his position.
Mrs Frances Burns of ST. Louis, great
lady commander of the l.. o. 7 NJ was
in Alma Saturday and conducted Il
school of instruction for the local hive.
Mrs Sarah Taylor and daughter, Miss
Mary Taylor, who have been spending
the winter with relatives in Standing
Stone Pa, returned home Saturday
evening.
The next Pupils Recital of the school
of music will be given Tuesday even.
ing May 18th. Programs may be OBJ
tanned Monday at Sharrsr 81 Mulhol-
and and Bivins 81 Rhodes
Johnson & Hilton are canvassing Alma
in the interest of their steam power
feather renovator and mattress uphol-
steering establishment at st. Louis.
Their work is recommended by Rev. J |
Cli2be, S. Messenger and other prominent
citizens of Alma
W II. Parr has rented the Arcadia
Hotel TO w. w. Ferris of Carson City |
the former proprietor of the Miller House
at that place The latter assumed con-
troll Tuesday morning. Mr.. Parr will |
remain in Alma and continue his inter |
ests in the Arcadia livery barn.
c. L Chandler, the big Anctioneer"
OF Butternut was in Alma Monday night.
He sells an excellent brand of cigars,
with his cut on the label of the box,
which are also styled the big Auc-
tioneer." We can vouch for their ex.
cellence from a box that was left on our
desk
We are in receipt of copy of four
page leaflet published by the Young
Men's Christian Association of Rockford,
H., and on the heading we notice the
name Of Amos W Beckner as editor
Among the items we notice one where
program of the St.Celia club of Rockford
and Mr.. Beckner sang solo.
The funeral services of T. s. Dodge,
whose death on Thursday of last week
we mentioned in our last issue, were con-
Quoted in the parlor of the Wright
House on Friday, and on Saturday
morning MIR. and Mrs. Ford accom-
panied the remains to Niles for inter.
ment. The Knight Templars Comman-
derry of Niles conducted the burial ser.
vices.
John d. Spinney, A. ]. Hall, John
Greig and Guy Horton were in Brock
enridge the first of the week on business
connected with the closing up of the
business of w. f. King Of that place.
J. NJ. Montigel q Co. of this place had
over $500 in account against Mr.. King