Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-26

Thursday.
c. Burns of Detroit was in Alma
Wednesday.
Rape seed for sale by the Stockbridge
Elevator Co.
NJ. j.. Butterfield was home from
Marion over sunday.
Wall paper two cents single roll at
Sharrar d Mulholland's.
ID. c. Barber returned from South
Bend, Ind, Wednesday night.
County Treasurer Sharrar of Ithaca
spent Monday night with his son, Geo.
Sharrar.
Mrs. Chas Kernen of Ithaca visited
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Kernen the first Of
the week.
Take your gasoline stoves to A. w.
Brock for repairs before the summer
season begins.
Mrs. G. W. Weeks left on Monday for
Belding where she will visit her parents
for short time.
S. S. Higginson, who has been in Chi
cago for the past three months, returned
to Alma Thursday.
Mrs. G. w. Bates of Bay City has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Vliet, this week.
f. n. Chadwick was in Ithaca Mon
day on business connected with the
soldiers relief commission.
The Creoles Revenge" at opera
house tonight. Reserved seats on sale
at Sharrar q Mulholland's
The new shirt waist hat and other
street hats just in; also trimmed hats
from 81 to SO at M. q j. Landlords.
n. J. Mccullough expects to move
back TO Alma the first of next week He
will occupy his house on Woodwork
ave.
Hon. f. b. Green of Detroit is stop,
ping in Alma for few days On business
and meeting his numerous friends and
acquaintances.
Wellington Smith, former employe
of this office, left last Saturday for
Allegan where he expected position on
the Allegan Chronicle.
Mrs. w. O. Vliet left on Wednesday
for Fenton, from where she expects to
60 to Detroit and then to Buffalo where
she will join her husband.
Mrs. H. o. Bigelow and children of
Shepherd took the train at this place
last Tuesday morning for Aberdeen,
Wash, where Mr.. Bigelow is located.
Bivins & Rhodes are now nicely To-
Gated in their new store in the Pollasky
block. They now have the neatest ap-
pearing drug store in this part of the
state.
Miss Gertrude Writings pupils gave
musical at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
f. e. dip on Saturday afternoon of last
week. A very fine program was rem
dered.
Geo. Fink of Crystal was in Alma
over Sunday. Mr.. Fink reports that the
work on his new pavilion at that popular
summer resort is progressing finely and
he expects to have it ready when the
season opens.
| The sixty-fourth semi annual meeting
of the Gratiot County Teachers Associ-
alton will be held in Ashley, Friday and
Saturday forenoon, May II and IS, 1901
A good program is in preparation and
State Supt. Delos Fall will give an adj.
dress
In the obituary on the death of Mrs.
Ingulas Horton, published in the
RECORD last week two errors were made
which we wish to correct. The resi-
dence was given as Arcadia instead Of
Pine River and Mr.. Horizons name
was spelled Inglis when il should have
been Ingulas.
Burton Gee. residing in Sumner town
ship, tells US Of young man by the
name of Church who has been working
| lOl llult bubtluE 10 OOiuo Va WpOu
eleven days, without helper. Part Of
the wood was sawed and part chopped.
Here is chance for wood. choppers to
tell their story.
O. f. Chandler, the big auctionesr"
from Butternut, was in Alma the first
Of the week, and while here informed
us that he was intending to move TO
Romeo, where he has a position with a
book auction concern. Mr.. Chandler is
first.class auctioneer and the people of
this section of the country will miss his
genial countenance.
Mrs. f. Ellicott and son, Randall,
left last Tuesday for Aberdeen, Wash.
where they expect to make their future
home. Mr.. Ellicott expects TO follow
them in a short time. Their daughter,
Mrs Frank Wheeler, lives in the same
CITY Mrs Ellicott'a niece Miss Ada