Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12

VI IT, Whihet spoht ouhuay WIN iOi
atives in Howell
l. Il. Palmer spent Sunday with his
parents in Stanton
Mesdames O. O. Trask and NJ Baker
were in Saginaw Monday
Special wall paper sale for 30 days at
Sharrar x Mulholland's.
Mrs w H. Gill Of Huboardston visit
ed her son. Justin Gill, over Sunday.
G eo Hulse was home from Saginaw
over Sunday and the first of the week.
Howard Atkinson of Detroit is the .
new timer now employed by A. w. /
Brock
Miss Jessie Friedrich left on Tuesday /
| for Port Huron for a short visit with I
| friends.
For good work and prompt service
call on Earl CLARK, the barber opposite
the postoffice.
Misses Annie and Laura Brown of
Ithaca spent Sunday in Alma with their
sister, Mrs. n T. Hafer
Get pair OF those q, sly ish, comfort
able, wear resisting Shoes during the
great shoe sale at f. Elrellasky's.
Remember the union evangelistic ser
vices under Chaplain White beginning at
Baptist church next Wednesday even.
ing.
j. V. NauSickle Of Saginaw is in Alma
fora couple OF weeks soliciting new
members for Alma Court of the For
esters
h +. Erwin, our new veterinary,
is fast becoming acquainted with the
people of the vicinity and we predict
that he will soon acquire a successful
practice
w. ID Wagner Of Williamson was in
Alma Tuesday and made the necessary
arrangements for moving his family
here next week He has rented the
Stevens house on Woodwork. ave.
! George MoMullen, our new cigar
manufact urer, reports that his business
has increased 10 such an extent that he
has been obliged to employ another man
The Geo Nc" has proven good
seller
The April issue of the Metropolitan
Magazine is truly superb Easter num-
Der Metropolitan Is always good, but
the April number is better, if possible,
than usual. Metropolitan is sold by
Sharrar * Mulholland druggists
Richard Lau, better known as Little
, Dick, and Miss Alta Smith were mar
ried at the home Of the brides parents
near Riverdale last Wednesday The
happy couple left ON the afternoon train
the same day for a short trip to Detroit
and other points
Tinker 81 Hannah's mill started last
, Monday morning for the seasons run.
. The outlook at present is for good sea
son with this firm as their many large
orders would signify. Very few of our
people realize the benefit this institution
is TO our town.
j. w Holmes & Son have the fine ST
o line Of carriages and wagons in Gratiot
county and are selling them at prices
, that all can afford to pay. They also
sell,the celebrated Mccormick harvesting
machinery Farmers in need of beet
6 tools should also give them a call.
Mr.. Puttrille, the new landlord of the
e Mlliken House, has decided to make a
change in the name of this popular hotel
and it will hereafter be known as the
I, Hotel Fern. Mr.. Puttrille is also re-
, furnishing the house considerably and
making several other much needed i'm
o provements
r j. NJ Montigel has built new ware
r house for the accommodation Of the new
$ line of Deering machinery he has added
e g. his stock this season Mr. Montigel' S
y business is branching out to such an
= extent that he is obliged TO keep adding
new buildings every year and at present
. be is employing more men than ever
o before.
G A. =. Walcott of st Johns has be IN
e Alma this week in the interests of the
e Twentieth Century Fraternity, IAN organ
4 izauon recently perfected for accident,
: health and life insurance. The head
q office Of the concern is located in ST.
$ Johns with such responsible men as @.
I G. Vaughn, :. b. Daboll ID. L. Hunt,
and II. b. Washburn al the head of it,
At a meeting Of the Alma Fire De-
partment last Tuesday night Chas
q Fishbeck was recommended 10 the coun-
f Gil for chief for the ensuing year, TO
I succeed himself. Mr.. Fishbeck has held
this office for several years and filled the
4 position so acceptaby to the people and
the members Of the department that IL
t is fitting recognition of his services