Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-23

II. KirwiA of Riverdale was In Alma
Monday.
Thos Talon of Riverdale was in AL
ma Monday.
J. n. Ford left Oh Thursday on short
trip to Niles.
Mrs. 5. Messenger visited relatives in
Detroit this week.
Buy the leather insole rubber boot at
Pettyjohn's, S2.75.
Randall Ellicott was on the sick list
the first Of the week.
julius Moblo has moved his household
goods back TO RiverdGle.
Mrs. O.. O Trask is spending the week
with relatives in North Star.
Mrs. VIM. Kelly was the guest OF
friends in St. Louis Wednesday
Mrs. NJ. A. Davidson is visiting her
tW o sons in st. Louis this week.
Mrs. +. p. Merrill of Ithaca was the
guest of Mrs. A. b. Scattergood the first
of the week.
And still they come. Another car
load of buggies for j. w. Holmes d Son
on the way.
\. w. Brock was in Sheridan Wednes-
day in the interests of the Acme
heating drum.
Several Of our young people tripped
the light fantastic toe at the X. OF +.
party in Ithaca last night.
Jas. Lemm of Williamson was the
guest of his sister, Mrs f. n. Chad
Wi x, the first of the week.
Jesse Ellison, Ann Arbor night oper-
ator at Cadill C, spent Washington is
birthday in Alma with relatives.
Smart q Graves, the new tailors, are
now nicely located in their rooms over
stevens d Gargetts furniture store.
Mrs. j. f. Lathrop is papering and
painting, and otherwise improving the
interior of her millinery store this week
DR.. \. f. McClinton was i'll st. Louis
last Friday and assisted DIR. Wheeler of
that place in performing very difficult
operation.
NJ. +. Walker, representing G. l..
Burns, will be III Alma during the
month of April to make contracts for
growing beans this season. lO92-3w
1t don't cost anything extra to reserve
your seats for the A. +. ID. Ministries
next Friday night. On sale at Sharrar
/ d Mulholland's drug store.
Mrs. +. A. Marvin of Shepherd was
the guest of her daughter, Miss Rose
Marvin, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
II. Hayt over Sunday and Monday.
Theodore w. Marsh aud bride returned
from Lansing Monday. They will live
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brewbaker
until they 20 to keeping house i'll the
spring.
At the meeting of the Michigan Press
Association. held in Grand Rapids last
week. J. y. Mccall. editor of the Ora
tiot County Herald, was elected presi'
dent for the ensuing year.
If you desire to hear praise for the
excellent coffee served on your table
use the famous A. |. O. high grade
coffee. b. w Ellison carries full line
because they are the best.
Decatur Coleman has so far recovered
from the effects of the injuries received
ii short time ago in a railroad acclden
that he was moved to his home in Pine
River on Tuesday.
1t is reported that the demand TO
scrap iron is so great that several parties
in Pine River have missed moving
machines, pillow, stoves, etc. 1t is known
who appropriated the stuff, too.
G. E. Tur1ell of Grand Rapids was IL
Alma the latter part Of last week. Mr.
Turrell will be remembered as the gent
leman who at one time owned drul
store where o. W Rogers grocery nov
is.
About forty members of the |. ., y
r F., after lodge last Monday night, CAV
r Decatur Coleman surprise by callin
on him at the home of his mother.
, very pleasant evening was enjoyed b.
> ALL
RE Green, hepht tographer, has a
{ ad. on another page. Beginning o
. Monday he offers for one week, on
, dozen SO 90 cabinet photos for 81 %
Now is the time to get your pictur
? taken.
1 Lincoln J. Carriers Just Befor
#. Dawn" company that held down tn
boards at the opera house last night
/, undoubtedly the best that ever appeare
in Alma. A packed house greeted thei
4 and the manager was pleased enough
that we may expect more of Carter
companies in the future.
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