Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-19
A. ]. Han was in Saginaw Monday

Wall paper two cents single ron ar
Sharrar & Mulholland's.
The finest of meats are always to be
found at Millimen 81 Hammers.
Miss Cora Brown of Saginaw visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart. Miller Monday, u
A w. Brock announces that he will
be in the market this season to buy
wool. ,+
Much TO the relief OF the public the
street sprinkler went into commission
on Monday.
Take your gasoline stoves TO A. w.
Brock for repairs before the summer
season begins.
Mrs h. f. Hunt of Jackson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Brown the latter
part of last week.
Rep Holmes came home from Ian
sing last Friday night and remained
until Tuesday morning.
ID. G. Barber left OH Wednesday for
South Bend, Ind. where he will visit
relatives for few days.
Baby Patti is with us all next week at
the opera house. Reserved seats on sale
at Sharrar q Mulholland's.
VIM. Moore is on the sick list this
week. ID. r. Moore is driving delivery
! wagon for Vermeulen during his alb
sence.
Seldom Stock 90. all next week at the
opera house. Prices, 30 and 30 cents.
Reserved seats on sale at Sharrar q Null
hollands.
| Congressman A. b. Darragh and his
private secretary, John Watson, left the
first of the week for Washington on
congressional business.
r. L. Barnes is building for himself
barn on his property in the east part
Of town that is the largest little barn
we have seen for some time.
Mrs. John Harper. accompanied by
her son, Rolloud Of Glare visited her
three sons, William, Wellington and
Albion Smith, in Alma over Sunday.
The new street commissioners com
menced getting in his work on the
streets the first of the week. A decided
change for the betteris the result. Let
the good work 60 on.
Henry Bailey received telegram or
Monday stating that his father wa
dead i'm Pittsford, Mich Mr. and Mrs
Bailey left for that place on Tuesday
70 attend the funeral.
Mrs. Geo. F Butler returned home
from Chicago Monday night. She was
accompanied by Mrs. w. w Denslow
who will remain at the sanitarium with
her husband for few weeks.
The county commissioners of school,
elected in 1908 will serve for four years
the governor having signed the bill max
ing the term of Office of the commission
or of schools four years after July
1902.
DIR. +. w Schumway of williamson
chairman Of the state prison board
and j. f. st. John, superintendent OF
the state Industrial School of Lansing
are stopping at the sanitarium for few
weeks.
Chas Morden is moving the house of
from his property on Water.st. onto the
lot in the ward q Hall addition recent
ly purchased by him. He will commenc,
the erection of new house at once OF
the lot recently vacated
Owing to the inability of the painters
and decorators 20 finish their work OF
the 10Th, Bivins & Rhodes are delayed
in getting into their new store in tn,
Pollasky block. However, they expec
20 move the first of next week.
A recent ruling of the revenue de
partment proving q interest to state
county. township and municipal officers
is to the effect that bonds filed by Their
do not require stamps. This has beer
required heretofore by the revenue Off
GERS and the decision is of considerable
importance.
The opening day at Deans furniture
store last Saturday was a complete sue.
cess, the store beng filled with purchas.
ers and prospective ones during the day
and evening. The serving of refresh.
ments was a very interesting feature of
the program and this department was
very efficiently presided over by Mrs.
A. w. Francis.
DIR. w. o Walker, of Detroit, will
soon begin regular monthly visits TO
Alma, in connection with St Louis and
Ithaca. The doctor was in Europe the
greater part of last year engaged in spec
ial courses of study in Berlin in counec-
ton with his profession. He is we'll
known in this section, having enjoyed a
large practice in st Johns for years.
Mrs. Kits has just returned from
Grand Rapids where she has been spend
ing few days looking over the spring
styles for dressmaking. She has very
/ handsome assortment Of samples of dress