Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-08
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S. l.. Bennett was in Saginaw Tues.
day.
Thos Ainsley of Carson City was in
Alma Friday
Roy Wagner Of Williamson was in
Alma Wednesday night
Get the Standard fashion sheets each
month at F e. PollaskEs.
Everyone should plan to be present at
the opera house March Goth
Robert FarrJugh Of Big Rapids visit
ed relatives near Alma this week.
Frank Heron of Greenville visited
relatives in Alma the first of the week.
Read our offer of the Detroit journal,
semiweekly, and the RECORD one year
for 81 30.
q. +. Pike and w O. Watson of
Breckenridge were in Alma Wednesday
evening
Mrs. Herbert Milliken of Flint accom-
panied Professor Miliken on his trip to
Alma this week.
Mrs Bart Miller was called TO Grand
Rapids the first of the week by the ill.,
ness of her mother.
w w. Kinch has moved his office in
the Pollasky block 10 the room formerly
occupied by Bart Miller
p. II. Bruske, who is on the staff of
the Grand Rapids Press. spent Sunday
in Alma with his parents
G. Il. Ingersoll went TO Owosso Thurs
day to attend the funeral Of his father
who died at that place last Tuesday.
Miss Josie Whipple left on Monday for
Cleveland and from there she will 60 to
Howell to resume her former position.
Bivins & Rhodes have half page ad
in this issue in which they offer wall
paper at big cut from now until they
move into their new location.
Henry Mcnamara drew the banner
load Ct stone TO town on Thursday of
last week. At one load he drew rs 900
pounds, and with one pair of horses.
Mr. and Mrs. r VI Hyde are happy
over the advent of nine and one.half
pound girl which arrived last Thursday
morning All doing well especially
Royal
The ladies of 81 Johns church will
sell flower seedSat Mrs Bivins millinery
rooms after the 18Th of March. See
their collection before buying else.
where
Mrs f II Van Achen. guest at the
sanitarinm, fell on the slippery cross.
walk between Wilson'S grocery and rho
Wright House last Tuesday and broke
some Of the bones in one Of her hands.
We are in receipt Of the two volumes
entitled "The History Of the Republican
Party" compiled and published by VIM.
Livingston Of Detroit The work is Ger
tainly a beauty aud credit to Mr.. Liy.
iDgstou.
Village Clerk Knch reports that there
was not a death i'm the village during the
month Of February, something that has
not happened before in any month dur.
ing the three years he has held the office
Of clerk.
Miss Rose Marvin, who has been quite
III a. the home Of her parents in Shep.
herd during the past two weeks, has re-
turned to Alma and resumed her position
as book-keeper and cashier in l. Il /
Hayt's Department Store.
Chas. LaPauph has bills ont advertis.
ing an auction sale on his farm six miles
west Of Alma on Tuesday. March g, |
at ten o'clock Consider.
able live stock, farm implements. etc,
vi be offered for sale at the usual terms
Q t. Chandler Nh" big auctioneer from .
Butternut will have charge Of the sale.
About twenty five members Of the G.
a r. and w r @. surprised Mr.. and
Mrs + Wimple az their home last Mon.
lay. The ladies' went to the house in
he afternoon and prepared everything
or the entertainment of the gentlemen
n the evening Refreshments were \
orved and very enjoyable time was
lad boy all
J Writ Dnnning, for the past three
ears student Of Alma College. has
ccepted post on ON the staff of the
irand Rapids Herald and leaves for
hat place on NJ anday next Mr. Dun
ing has made number of warm
rends in Alma during the time he has
cen in college who, although they re
ret his departure, will be pleased 10
'arn Of his good fortune in getting onto