Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-17

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r IL. Dodge of Mt. Pleasant was in
town Monday.
Prosecuting attorney j. b. Kirby was
in town Tuesday
w. III. SandersoD spent Sunday at his
home in Greenville.
w. s. Turk was in Lansing on bust.
ness the first of the week
j. II. Lancashire transacted business
i'm Detroit the first of the week
Lyman II. Mapes has been granted an
original pension of 81 per month.
Bicycles from sl5 to SO at Hills BIZ
cycle shop, rear of Hubbell's bazaar
J. Alverson has the contract to build
a new house for Robert Murker on State
st.
Gall on A. w. Brock for 2, inch lawn
hose. He will give extra value for your
money.
RI. Fisk Of Waterloo. Ind, was call.
ing on friends here the latter part Of
last week.
A number Of rods Of cement walk has
been laid in front of the l.. o. Cohoon
property on State street.
| Miss Blanche Woodward, who has
been studying music in Detroit for the
past year, is home for vacation.
f. b Wightman and wife of Fenton,
visited Mrs. Wightman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Durham over Sunday.
| Farmers wishing to SOW rape seed
should call on A. h Mckinney, local
manager of the Stockbridge Elevator
Co.
1t is now reported that the Lansing
St. Johns and Northern Electric road
will be completed as far as st. Johns by
July 10Th.
Work on the new Bahlke block is going
along nicely and the brick work on the
second story will be nearly completed
this week
Mrs Lizzie McClellen of London
Ont, arrived III ALMA last week and eX'
poets to make her home with her brother
Geo McClellen.
Ma J. Lamborn sell good good.
cheap, not cheap goods Trimmed hats
at lowest prices, also sailors from y
cents up to $40.
1t is but little time before Decora
ton Day and al should be done possible
to assist the old veterans IN making the
day memorable one.
A bicycle owned by W. II Sanderson
was taken from the side porch of tbs
Lockwood residence on Superior.st
sometime during Tuesday night
D. j. Jamison returned TO his home il
Saginaw on Monday, after "a week
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Skin
ner, who resides few miles southwes
of Alma.
Special silk sale Friday and Saturday
May II and rs. over 100 dainty sill
waist patterns will be offered at les
than cost of production. See window
display for styles and prices at f. E
Pollasky's.
The Misses Emily and Lizabeth Cas-
and John H. Marchmont left Wednesda.
morning for Europe. They sail from
Montreal on the Tunisian. Allen lin
Saturday morning and expect to be alb
sent until September.
Munsey's Magazine for May ID indeed
a very interesting number from begin
ming to end. The readers of Munsey'
are always assured of something good
This magazine is always to be found a
Sharrar q Mullholland' drug store.
Miss Jennie Starkweather, stenogra
pher at the sanitarium, was called d
Romeo, Mich, yesterday by the death o
her friend, Miss Amy +. Freeman, for
merly stenographer in the office of A. v
Wright. Miss Freeman was highl.
accomplished young lady and had larg
circle of friends in Alma to whom tn
announcement of her death is sa'
blow indeed
Hiram BrunGge of Crystal has accept
ed position with Thompson * Sander
hoff, and will have charge of their agri
cultural, implement and windmill de
partment Mr. Brundge was formerl,
with O. DeYoung of Crystal and has
large acquaintance throughout Mont
calm and especially Gratiot county
He has had much experience and viii
give his whole time an attention to thes,
particular lines of the business.
Geo. A Hill. graduate of Alma
College with the class of 90, and vhC
has since been attending Lanes Semi
nary in Cincinnati, has returned to Al
ma and opened bicycle shop in the real
of Hubbell's bazaar He will sell tn,
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