Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-05

NJ. L Heath of Ithaca was in Alma
Tuesday.
Plumbing and water works supplies
at Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs A w. Wright went to
Detroit Tuesday
When you want meats of any kind
call on Banghart.
f. w. Blair of Lansing spent Sunday
and Monday in Alma.
Special wall paper sale for 30 days at
Sharrar & Mulholland's.
Mrs. Glenn W Gray left last Friday
for Cadillac for visit with her parents,
Henry Brewbaker commenced ex-
cavating for his new residence last Mon
day.
Sharrar & Mulholland are advertising
special sale on wall paper for 80
days.
Take your gasoline stoves to A, w.
Brock for repairs before the summer
season begins.
Grand opening of spring and summer
millinery at Mrs j. +. Lathrops today
and tomorrow.
Harold Jarvis the celebrated tenor
soloist of Detroit, April 10th, at the new
Presbyterian church.
DR. Geo + Butler went to Detroit
Tuesday and from there went TO Chicago
on his regular weekly trip.
j +. Fatty returned home from De.
troit last Saturday. He expects to leave
for Buffalo on Saturday of this week.
Mrs. Kits has moved her dressmaking
parlors into the Pollasky block where she
will be ready to do business in few
days
j. 5. Oaple left on Tuesday for Detroit
by the way of Toledo, where he expected
TO remain over night with his son, A b
Caple
NJ. q J. LamboIn are showing practi-
cal and stylish pattern hats. Also the
correct sty les in street wear at reasonable
prices.
"Ren" Barker, the popular editor OF
the Reed City Clarion, was in Alma last
Friday and made a very pleasant visit
at this office.
Miss Wheelie Plum was unable to re.
sumo her duties as teacher in the Eth.
AGA schools u I'll Wednesday OF this week
on account of illness.
a western paper says: "A child wa'
run over by wagon three years old
and s.eyed. with pantalets on, which
never spoke afterwards
Mrs. J. S Caple and A J. Hall re.
ceived a telegram last Saturday stating
that their sister, Mrs Cannon, had died
that morning at her home in Glendale
n. ID.
Mrs. f. A Bagley, accompanied by
her two children, Gretta and l.. S., re.
turned home from Horton Monday
night, DR. Bagley remaining until Wed.
nesday.
+. f. Pollasky's great carpet, rug and
curtain sale begins Friday, April 9TH
The largest stock of new goods in the
county to select from at nearly manu-
facturers' cost
Bert Woodward had several chances
last Monday night TO dispose of his real
estate, and made special trips from his
farm to town for that purpose He for,
got it was April
Two years ago Mr.. Jarvis sang here &c
one Of the largest audiences ever gather
ed in the opera house. Alma people
cannot afford to miss this opportunity OF
hearing him Reserved seats 30 and ,;
cents as Bivins * Rhodes
w E Wilson is now nicely settled in
his new location in the east part of the
Stevens q Gargett building. A parti'
ton has been built through the center
dividing the two stores and it makes q
very convenient placefor a grocery stock
Mrs. VIM. Hapner and children OF Mt
Pleasant visited her mother, Mrs Ella
Johnson, over Sunday Mrs Hapner
expects to leave in a week to join her
husband in the state of Washington
where they will make their future home.
A Kansas editor sarcastically an.
nounces that he wants to buy sack of
flour, pair of threep ply bottom pants
and a straw hat and is ready 10 receive
lowest bids for same. He says that is
the way the merchants do with him
when they want two dollars worth of
job printing.
We are in receipt of letter from Rev.
5. L. Divine OF Chicago in which he
states that b. S. Bates, graduate of
Alma college, now attending Mccormick
Theological Seminary III Chicago, was
called home 70 Constantine last Saturday
by the death of his mother. He also
states in the letter that Maurice Grigsby,