Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-07

M. IL. Whlktf spent ouuuhy Win Hls
family in Howell.
Lawn mowers sharpened at Hills
new bicycle shop.
Harry Clark of Ithaca is the new clerk
at the Hotel Arcadia.
George Bahlke has been seriously ill
for the past few days.
Hammocks at two.thirds usual price
at Sharrar x Mulholland
w. o. Johnson is building an addition
TO his residence on Water-st
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Edwards,
Thursday, May 30, daughter.
A new cement walk is being laid in
front of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. l. j. SchRfer visited friends in
Breckenridge the first of the week.
Marcus Pollasky of Detroit is visiting
his parents and other friends here.
Nelson Fullerton and wife visited his
mother, Mrs Foote, in Elm Hall over
Sunday
Rev n. 7. Hafer left Tuesday 10 at.
tend an association meeting in St.
Charles
O. +. Richardson has moved to the
residence on Superior-st. formerly &C.
cupied by O. O. Trask
Nj. L. Wilson left for Williamsport,
Ind, Monday. where he has accepted a
position in sanitarium.
Fine assortment of chick commence.
ment hats. Reduced prices on all pat
terms at Nj. q }. Lamborn's.
Sharrar q Mulholland have just com
pleted the fifth house erected this season
on their addition to the village plat.
A new bridge is being erected ovel
Maple river at Bridgeville and CROSSING
at that point is suspended for time
The social given in the parlors of thu
Presbyterian church on Friday evening
by the young peoples society, was wei
attended.
Rev. f. J Oressey of Dayton, Ohio
delivered missionary lecture in thu
Baptist church Monday evening, which
was we'll attended.
Do not try to do business without ad
vertising il is like winking in the dark
you know what you are trying to do
but no one else does.
Miss Helena Stone the famous harp
ist has been engaged 10 assist at tht
! Tuesday evening concert commence
ment week, by the School of Music.
Patrons of the Union Telephone Com
pany can now talk with Elsie, Bannls
ter, Chaplin and Ovid The line has re
Gently been completed to those places.
DR.. Geo + Butler ana wife left Mon
day morning for Chicago, where they
expect to remain for few days anC
then go to ST Paul to attend the annua
meeting of the American Medical Soci
ETY..
The assessed valuation of Alma i
/ 81 OBJ. 064, and the tax levy for thi
year Will be o. per cent. on this amount
which will raise Sl2,92330, divided a
follows; General fund Sl0,330 81, high
way, - ,5s2,G6.
+ NJ Ellicott former Alma boy bu
of late a resident of Carson City, has ac
cepted the position as foreman of TN
Wright House Laundry Mr.. Ellicot
learned his trade here, and his man,
friends are pleased TO see him back again
". w. Kinch informs us that he IA
secured an original pension Of $40
month and $50 back pay for Geo A
Spicer, who served in the Spanish-Am
erican War. Mr. Spicer is but twent
years Of age, and is without doubt tn
youngest penHouer in the state
r. d. Wagner attended the banr
convention in Lansing, Wednesday. an,
played with the Lansing City Band. III
also received propositions to play witt
the Ioria, BeldinR and Johnson Band o
90 men of Detroit, all Of which he wa
obliged TO decline on account of hi
previous engagement.
The graduating class Of the Aims
High School will receive their diploma
June 10. The sermon to the class vii
be preached by Rev. n T. Hafer in tin
Baptist church the preceding Sunday
The full program will be given later
Following are the names of the gradu
ates: Bertrand Leonard, Laura Edwards
Jessie Parker, Kate Baumgarden, Claud
Baker Nettie Lathrop, Lulu Reid, Leni
Vought, Abbie Day and Albert Knapp
The Darlington Entertainers, consist
ing of Fultoni, the prima donna of Kan
sas City National Convention fame
Anne Terese, pianist from New York
and the well known Drummer Boy o.
Shiloh, will appear at the opera house
| Tburedav avaping Iune 13 undar RI,