Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-21

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sale
Pure Paris green at Sharrar d Mulhol.
lands.
Cistern pumps, sinks aud fittings at
Brooks.
j. w. How'd of Ithaca, was in Alma
Tuesday.
r. f. Moblo of Riverdale was in
Alma Tuesday.
H. n. Hayes transacted business in
Shilo, Tuesday.
Lawn mowers sharpeued at Hills
new bicycle shop.
Mrs A. j. Smith of Hazlett is visiting
Mrs. T. w Marsh.
The choicest meats are always TO be
found at Banghart's.
Walter Brown transacted business in
Grand Rapids, Tuesday.
Big cut in prices at Hayt's Depart
ment Store during the great removal
sale.
Mrs. n. c. Thompson of St Louis,
Mo is visiting relatives here for a short
time
Buy your Fourth of July fireworks at
the New York Store. Cheapest prices
in town.
Choice beef, lamb and mutton are
always to be found at Milliman &
Hammer market
Say if you have got wheels in your
head go to Hills new bicycle shop fol
repairs, bicycles and sundries
j. w. Holmes x Son have just re
ceved two more car loads of those cele
brated CLARK Il 90. $ buggies Call anC
see them.
f. y Davis, general freight agent o
the Pere Marquette Ry. Co, enjoyed I
Sunday visit with his wife, who is a
the sanitarium.
The band boys have not as yet ordered
she uniforms they want TO fill out TIT
balance of the band The benef
worked the wrong way.
j. Writ Cunning, a former student
now on the staff of the Grand Rapid
Herald, is attending commencement
exercises of the college this week
A. w Pequegnat of st. Louis, was il
/ Alma Sunday with his motor bicycl
and was the object of much interest a
he rode his machine about the streets,
Geo. Grattan, who represents tn
well known firm Of VIM Wright d %.
decorators, of Detroit, is doing a fin
job Of work on the interior Of J. H. Ian
cashire's residence
The Central Hotel and Dining Hal
was opened TO the public last week. Tn
management is in charge of NJ NJ. Nc
Carty,and the location is Just three door
west If The Wright House
Is. VI. Hyde was i'm Bridgeport, Sag
inaw and Bay CITY the latter part O
last week and purchased few out
clas-ed racing horses. lie intend, di.
posing of them for frst-class liver,
horscs % parties Who wish speedy driy
ers
Mrs Theo. Nelson returned Thur-da
from her trip 10 Annapolis where Sd
bad been 20 visit her younger son. wh
is attending the L S. Naval Academ.
She stopped on her way home 80 Kal.
mazoo and attended the graduation q
her SON, Wilbur, who on Wednesday r,
ceived The degree of 3 A. from Kaa
ma2oo college He also returned HON
with her
Henry Brewbaker's new residence
|. nearly completed and he expects that
will be ready for occupancy by July isl
Its one of the most modern residence
that has been built i'm Alma and was d'
i signed and constructed under the SUI
eryision Of Jas G. Chase, Alma's arch
! tect The mason work was done 10y ,
p Taft and certainly credit Co h
! workmanship
Dewitt V9ught and ID h. Moore n
! turned from the State Flremen's cor
veution in So. Clair last Friday nigh
The boys worked hard to secure the neg
j annual meeting for Alma, but Hollau
q succeeded in securing IT, although Aim
secured a good complimentary vote Th
Alma Fire Department was honoreC
, however, by the election of Mr. Vough
as delegate to the National Firemen
convention TO be held in Buffalo in Aus
ust
The l. o. Q. r., and Rebekah societic
celebrated Memorial Day by attendiu
a service at the NJ. 4. church, las
Sunday afternoon Members of tn
order to the number Of nearly one hun
dred met at the hall and marched to tn
church in a body. Fifteen Odd Fellow
and Rebekahs constituted the choir, an