Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-04-13

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Two good second hand gasoline stoves
for sale cheap at Brooks
Remember the Easter opening al
Misses NJ. q j. Landlords this week.
r. X Resseguie of Saginaw was the
guest of DR.. w. r Purmort Tuesday.
Do you have trouble getting a good
light: Get some Perfection oil here.
lO99-tf O. l.. & G.. NJ. DELAvAN.
b. S. Webb expects to be ready to
open his new drug store the first of the
week.
j. J Kirby, the genial assistant pas
senger agent of the Ann Arbor, was in
Alma Tuesday.
If you want fine sugar cured ham,
bacon or home made sausage, call on
Milleman d Hammer.
Chester Walker was called TO Caro-
on Wednesday of this week by the seri-
Gus illness of friend.
Mrs. II l.. Feek of Laingsburg visited
her sister. Mrs w. w. Fraker, Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
p. T. Banghart will offer his driving
horse, harness and buggy for sale at the
Ed. Currence auction tomorrow.
Mrs NJ j Kits wishes to inform
the ladies of Alma that she will go out
dressmaking three or four days in a
week
Rev. w. X. Spencer attended the
meeting of the Saginaw Presbytery in
Bay City Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week
j. L. Miller & Son have inaugurated
spot cash sale TO commence Saturday
morning. See ad and bills for an
nouncement.
The white Fair Sale" at Hsyt's de-
partment store is attracting large
number Of customers this week. The
sale continues until Saturday night.
f. n. Chadwick was in Ithaca Tues
day and brought back his little grand.
child, Miss Marjorie Chadwick, who
will remain with her grandparents for a
short visit.
II +. Meyers was in Lowell over
Sunday, returning home on Monday &C
companieG by Mrs. Meyers who had
been visiting her relatives there for the
past two weeks.
The Epworth League Easter festival
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dean
last Wednesday was a complete success
and nice sum was realized as the pro-
fits Of the evening.
r. A. Carothers of Stanton, formerly
an employe in the RECORD office, but
now foreman of the Montcalm Herald
spent Sunday III Alma the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. J O. Weed.
You are sure 70 want stylish spring
suit l.. Smart the tailor, is showing
the newest patterns in great variety and
m kes them as they should be made.
Over Stevens q Gargetts furniture
store.
DR. W. X Spencer will address the
audience in the G.. A r hall tomorrow
evening The occasion is the anniver-
sary of Lees surrender of the Army Of
Virginia TO Gen. Grant, and William
Meyer Post, G. A. r., will properly OBJ
serve the event.
The nine months old baby of Mr. and
Mrs John Sharp died OH Thursday of
last week with pneumonia. The funer-
al was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Orlando Sharp on Saturday, Rev. +. L.
Sincleir officiating, and the remains
inferred in Riverside cemetery.
Some OF our merchants have some
very attractive window displays and
Easter decorations this week. There is
nothing that adds more TO the appear.
ance of the business places of q town
than handsome attractive window dis
plays and the ma ority Of our merchants
keep well up in the art we notice.
Chas Spicer is getting ready to start
the street sprinkler for the summer sea-
son. The first Of the week it would
have been much pleasanter for pedes-
trians and all others concerned if it had
been put into commission earlier in the
season. but the snow storm on Wednes-
day put TO flight all hopes of summer
ever arriving or thenecessity for a street
sprinkler.
The ladies Of Alma have been rev.
cling among the newest styles in spring
and summer millinery this week, Mrs.
j. f. Lathrop and Miss O. Z. Smith our
popular miliners. each conducting an
annual opening at their respective mil
linery emporiums. Mrs. Lathrop held
her opening on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, while Wednesday and Thursday
were opening days at Miss Smiths A
fine line CT the latest creations in ladies'
headgear, dainty. handsome, stylish and
serviceable, can be found at both Of
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