Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-24

Viewers Pickaninny Minstrels were
a frost.
Ladies suits at wholesale prices at Yer.
meulen's.
+. p Collins of Mt Pleasant, was in
town Tuesday.
Good seed buckwheat for sale at the
Alma Roller Mills.
Hills new bicycle shop for wheels,
sundries and repairs.
Eighteen lbs. of graduated sugar for
81 % at the mill end sale
NJ. A. Holmes was in Saginaw
Wednesday on business.
One has to pinch himself pretty hard
to tell whether this is March or May
A ] Butterfeld was off duty few
days this week on account of sickness.
w. A. Martin of Petoskey, visited the
family of a. | Butterfield over Sun
day.
w n Snedicar and wife of Howell,
visited the family of II j Winchell
over Sunday.
A j Kelly will move his bazaar stock
this week 20 the store formerly occupied
by p. Losey
IL your lawn mower needs sharpening
take it to Hills bicycle shop rear of
| Hubbells bazaar
The front of Scattergood & Jacobs
place of business looks much better in
new coat of paint,
Mrs. l. d. Hallock Of this village, is
receiving treatment at the Arbor SAM
tarium in Bay City.
NJ E Walker has POO bushels of seed
beans TO dispose of if taken at once
Inquire at elevator office.
w II Bahlke is in Mt Pleasant this
week, assisting the prosecuting attorney
/ in the sparrow criminal cases.
( Hon. A. b Darragh of ST. Louis, was
in Alma Tuesday He was on his way
20 the northern part of the state.
NJ. NJ. Teachout and wife of Ashley
visited the families of Charles Scott and
Otis White the first of the week.
A special invitation is extended to St.
Louis and Ithaca citizens who wish to
ioin with the Alma Golf Club and enjoy
che grounds.
c. F. Brown and J. w. Robinson of the
Union Telephone Co were in Saginaw
Wednesday on business connected with
the company.
A number of Alma people will go TO
Ithaca Saturday to witness the field day
sports between Alma college and Agri-
cultural college.
VIM Parker, Shorty, will move his
restaurant to the Delavan building two
doors east of his present place Of bust
ness. as soon a. extensive repairs are
completed
Mrs. Josephine Gould of Owosso, first
vice-president of the NJ 5. f. of W. c.
was entertained Friday by Mrs. L.
Jennie Timby president of the Woman :
club of Alma
Fitz James Lodge No. %, X of p.
has purchased a new 5000 outfit of robes
and paraphernaha for the third rank
The Knights of Pythias in Alma are
evidently furnishing
We are in receipt of a handsome little
brochure issued by the Ithaca Saving.
Bank. Beside financial statement, in
structions to depositors, ETC., il contain.
a fine cut Of the new court house.
Ladies clean your gloves with LaBellt
Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Yer
meulen's big department store, head
quarters for kid gloves in all the desir
able shades. Gloves fitted and war
ranted.
Mrs. Rev G. l. Wood left for Bloome
dale, Ohio, on Friday TO attend the an
nual meeting Of the Woman's Board OF
the United Brethren church She viii
represent northern Michigan in the con
ventlOn.
There is an old adage, that from
which direction the wind blows wher
the sun crosses the line, IL will continue
TO blow for the next six months " Judg
ing from the present spring, the saying
is truthful one. and that the vino
was hanging around the northeast along
about the 20th of last March, is sell
evident fact.
The first strawberries of the season
were seen in st. Johns markets the first
of this week. A shipment of live lob
sters was also received They were the
kind that make their home in the water
not in Gratiot county Clinton
County Republican. Thanks, Brother
Vaughn, but you are little late with
your strawberries Gratiot county
people have been feasting upon them
for the past three weeks. AS 20 live