Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-29
is registration day.

nesday.
Ward Royce left last Saturday for
Buffalo.
DIR ). II. Lancashire vent to Chicago |
Tuesday
Remember the date-April lO-for
Harold Jarvis.
Mrs. Frank Glow returned from Ann
Arbor Monday
Eavetroughing and general repairing
at A. w. Brooks.
Have You heard Harold Jarvis?-hear
him again April 10.
Mrs. G. O. Trask and Mrs M. Baker
were in Saginaw Monday
O. o. Ward was in Grand Rapids the
first OF the week on business.
Miss Bertha Struble visited friends in
st. Louis che first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J Hall were in Sagi-
nav Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Inez Dorsey OF Ooldwater is trim.
mer for Mrs. j f. Lathrop again this
season.
Frank p. Giddings of Lansing visited
his friend, f. l.. Irish, at the Wright
House Tuesday night.
j. T.. Fatty left Monday for Detroit
where he will remain for few days
and then go 10 Buffalo.
G l. Howe left on Thursday for Mid
! land where he expects TO work in the
chemical factory there.
A w Brock is getting his tools and
stock into the building formerly occu-
pied by him preparatory TO opening his
tinshop.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac II. Clyme have
removed to their home in St. Louis
where they will be glad to welcome
their old friends.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
next week are the dates of Mrs J F.
Lathrop's Easter opening of spring and
summer millinery
Prof. j. r. Ewing has sold his resi-.
dence on Woodwork. ave to the father
of II. N Ronald, a student in the col.
lege, from Marlette
The ladies are cordially invited to at
tend Mrs r. A. Bivins' Easter opening
of pattern hats, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, April 2nd and Bird.
r l. Aldrich of Saginaw was IN Alma
Monday. Mr. Aldrich is adjuster for
the United States Health q Accident
Insurance 90. of Saginaw.
The sudden thaw the first of the week
caused nearly all of the bridges through
the county 10 go ont and it has been
nearly impossible for travel since.
Mrs Inglis Horton, living west of
town, slipped on the ice in their yard
last Sunday and falling fractured her
thigh. She is - years of age and seri-
Gus results are feared
Word has been received TO the effect
that A. w. Beckner has been reelected
secretary OF the Y NJ. @. A. at Rock.
ford, Ill. He expects to visit Alma
sometime during April
Harry Ball, who has been employed
in J. p. McKay's bicycle store and
plumbing shop for the past year, left
last Saturday for Buffalo where he has
position on the exposition grounds.
The National Beet Sugar Associate
is planning for quite an extensive ex-
hibit at Buffalo during the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition this summer, under the
direction of NJ. II Gilmore of Nebraska
One of the particular features of the ex-
hibit will be small patch of sugar beets
growing upon the grounds
The alumni association of the Alma
high school met last Wednesday night
and elected w f. Brock, president
Miss Lillian Mccullough, vice president
Miss Edna Schwartz, corresponding sec
rotary; Miss Sadie Messenger, recording
secretary and treasurer Arrangements
were made FOR holding the annual ban
quet of the association during COM
mencement week.
DR.. E A Bagley received a telegram
Tuesday stating that his father, Saxton
a Bagley, had died very suddenly at
his home in Horton. The deceased was
- years of age, and was resident of
Hillsdale county from 1896 until 1850
when he moved TO Jackson county. DR.
Bagley left on the afternoon train for
Horton and Mrs. Bagley and son, l.. S,
went the next morning TO attend the
funeral.
The contract for the building Of the
fine new dormitory was let last Tues
day, G. s. Young of this place being the
successful bidder. There were nine bids
submitted from contractors in Lansing,
Kalamazoo, Ionia, Saginaw and Detroit
and the fact that the contract was let to
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