Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-19


today. .
O. b. Ingersoll has been on the sick
list this week.
A G Middaugh OF Stanton was in
Alma Monday.
Waldo Bogart spent Sunday with
relatives in Holly
Sheep Dip in bulk at one half price at
ShaTrar d Mulhollands. 4r Il
See seldon's Stock Company at the
opera house all next week
Omldren's solid school umbrellas only
40 cents at II. e. Pollassy's.
Special line of ladies' trimmed hats
for s. 30 at Mrs Lathrops ..
Mrs. NJ NJ Banghart is visiting at the
home Of her son, p q. T. Banghart -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Butterfield re-
turned home from Webberville Monday.
wv Broadwell of Detroit is the new
cigar maker working for Geo. McMul.
len.
Everett Alverson of Grand Rapids is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. j.
| Alverson.
DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Lancashire, accom-
panied by their son, Ammi, went to
Detroit last Saturday.
See Bivins q Rhodes ad on another
page The prices on wall paper have
been slaughtered by them.
Everything new and stylish in trim
med hats also the latest in ready. to-
wear hats at NJ. & j. Lamborns. q
VIM Anderson of Niagara Falls
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
O. Cohoon the first of the week
Deputy Revenue Collector Frank
Wescott of Vernon was in Alma Tues
day and made this office pleasant call.
The agent for Buffalo Bills Wild West
Show was in Alma Saturday and made
arrangements for showing here July 9th.
Select your carpets, mattings, rugs,
lace and tapestry curtains from the
: largest stock in the county at f. +. Pol
lasky's.
G.. S. Ward and son, Chas, went to
Detroit Wednesday TO hear the u. S.
: Marine band which was in that city
that day.
Get lady's free ticket on Monday
night and see Seldon's Stock 90 Re-
served seats on sale at Sharrar & Null
hollands.
p. T. Banqhart went to Ypsilanti the
latter part of last week to attend the
funeral of his brother who was buried
on Sunday.
J w. Holmes & Son have received
another carload of buggies this week.
Some very fine rubber tire rigs are
among. the lot.
The number Of new awnings that
have been put up by our merchants
during the past week almost makes
main street look like tented city.
Millimen q Hammer purchased 81
head of fat cattle of A w. Wright last
week and are serving the same out to
their customers The cattle averaged
, over 300 pounds each.
Much disgust was experienced by
nearly everyone last Thursday morning
upon awakening TO find life sized snow
storm in progress and every indications
of winter commencing over again.
Harry Chivers put down a new flow.
ing well on the property owned by Mrs
Geo. Quick the latter part of last week
and secured one Of the finest flows OF
water in the town, the size of the stream
being full inch
Mrs o. w. Booth left on Monday
for Charlotte where she will visit re.
latives for a few weeks. Mr.. Booth
has been unable to secure a suitable
; house as yet and therefore they are un-
able to commence housekeeping.
The following from the Pinckney Dis.
patch refers to our new veterinary
Frank Erwin has located in Alma where
he Will practice as veterinary. AL.
though young, Frank has had consider.
able experience and is a graduate of the
Toronto college"
The morning freight from Grand
Rapids on the F. NJ. was mixed up in
a wreck at Riverdale last Thursday by
a log on one of the cars getting loose
and smashing the switch. Several cars
were derailed and a portion of Moblo
& Co. S warehouse was demolished.
The legislature has passed a new dog
tax law which took immediate effect
The law does away with the dog warden
and has about the same provisions as the
old law Provision, however, is made
for the removal of dogs on which the tax
is not paid. The sheriff is authorized TO
kill and bury all dogs which do not wear
tag showing the tax has been paid.