Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-06-01

ridge tuesday.
Charles Oarnahan of Mt. Pleasant was
in Alma Tuesday.
Decatur Coleman visited relatives near
Wheeler this week.
Geo. McCarty returned home from his
western trip last Friday.
Special prices on ready made skirts
this week at Pettyjohn's.
Mrs. Louis Boisat of Chicago is visiting
her brother, Rev. w. X. Spencer.
w. E. Hanson and Burr Raycraft
visited in Ann Arbor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Milliken spent
several days in Fenton this week
Some much needed repairs are being
made on the firemen's hall this week.
p. III. Bruske of Grand Rapids was the
guest of his parents the first of the week
+. A. Bivins is spending few days
with relatives in Hubbardston this week
When you want first class hair cut
or shave call OH Earl Clark, opposite
postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Trott of Big Rapids
visited Mr.. Trott's mother in Alma the
first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fox of Saginaw
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b Scat
tergOod Wednesday
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins & 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.
The morning trains on Monday
brought in several belated excursionists
who tarried too long in the cities on Sun
day
The Mt. Pleasant Indians play fast
ball, but The Almas play just as fast.
College campus tomorrow afternoon at
$50.
Samuel Shores of McBain was in Alma
Monday on his way to Elm Hall TO at
tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs Chas.
Sanders.
If in need of a new hat be sure to look
over the line at Miss Smiths before
buying. Hats at all prices from 81 90 to
$1,000, and no trouble TO show goods.
Miss Jennie Burkhead of Cleveland,
lis visiting her uncle, NJ. +. Burk-
head. Miss Burkhead is a student in
the Friends Bible School of Cleveland
and studying for foreign missionary
work.
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.
Frank Taylor, who has been attending
the Saginaw Valley Medical College,
graduated last week and has returned to
Elwell where he intends to practice
medicine. Dr. Taylor is very bright
young man and we wish him success.
Advertising Car No. /, for Buckskin
Bills Wild West Show is in Alma today
and the bill posters are covering the
boards with paper announcing the fact
that the show will appear here June 10.
Oar No. will be here next Friday.
Harry Fink has resigned his position
as manager of the Wright House. f. l..
Irish of Lansing succeeds Mr.. Fink
Mr.. Irish is a brother of the Irish that
managed the Wright House several years
ago, and is in every way an experienced
hotel man.
The Breckenridge band furnished the
music for the Decoration day services.
The boys made very fine appearance
on our streets and the music discoursed
was of an excellent quality. The citizens
of Breckenridge have every reason TO
feel proud of their band.
A slight change in the running time
OF the two north bound trains on the
Ann Arbor went into effect last Sunday.
The train running north at ~ AZ now
gets here at / 2 "a and the night train at
S;4S instead of $40 Sleeping cars have
also been put on the night and morning
trains
Alma Camp, No. Sl42, Modern Wood
men of America was instituted in Alma
last Saturday night by District Deputy
A. +. Hoffmeister of Muskegon, Wood
men from Ithaca, st. Louis and Mt
Pleasant being present to assist in the
work. The work was exemplified by the
Ithaca camp. A class of % were initiated
as charter members but we are informed
that the list has now been increased to
over forty or will be at the first meeting
held. The Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea is one of the largest fraternal in
surance orders in existence and every