Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-05

day.
w. A. Howe was in Breckenridge
Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Whiting was in Sag.
nav Thursday.
Mrs D. Jessurun was in Saginaw the
first Of the week
Eavetroughing and general repairing
at 4. w. Brooks.
j. NJ. Montigel was in Mt. Pleasant |
Tuesday on business
Hon. Washington Gardner in the col
eye chapel next Friday night.
Reserved seats only 30 and 20 cents
for Harold Jarvis April 10th
Mr. and Mrs. T. j CLARK returned
from Hudson Wednesday night
w. A. Bahlke commenced work on his
new block the first of the week.
Mrs. J. f. Lathrop has fine line of
street hats that she is showing this
week
Banghart's meat market looks very
beautiful with its Easter display of
meats.
Mrs. @. w. Booth of Eaton Rapids ar
rived in Alma Wednesday TO join her
husband.
Mrs Sylvester Peck left Wednesday
! for Battle Greek for short visit with
relatives.
Coming When: April 10. Who:
Harold Jarvis Where: New Presby-
terian church.
Frank Monroe, farmer living south
of the Davis school house, had "a sheep
killed by dogs last week.
Leave your orders for the May Design.
err at f f. Pollasky's Agent for stand
ard reliable patterns in, Alma.
A. + Mulholland attended the shirt
waist" party given by the Rathbone
Sisters in Ithaca last Tuesday night
Prof. aud Mrs J. T. Ewing have
moved into the house with Prof. Ewing
father until they can secure suitable
location.
f. O Kernen has purchased horse.
clipping outfit and is now prepared TO
remove all surplus hair from your
equines.
Miss Mildred Mullen of Ovid spent
last week in Alma at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. o l. Eddy, returning home on
Monday Of this week.
Mrs Frank Heron, who has been
stopping in Alma with her mo her for
the past few weeks, returned TO her
home in Greenyille, Tuesday
The members Of the Alma Dramatic
Club go to Ithaca tonight and put on
Under the Gaslight" for the benefit Of
Modern Woodmen of that place
We are informed that Miss Lucy
Keefer, formerly of Alma, but lately a
resident of Idaho, was married last week
10 John Hollenbeck of the same state.
We are informed that Geo. A Hill, a
former college student, will return TO
Alma about the first of May and open a
bicycle shop in the rear of the building
occupied by Hubbell's bazaar
The ladies Of the NJ +. church invite
the public to spend social evening at
the parsonage, Tuesday evening. April
9. A brief literary program will be given
and light refreshments served. There
will be no charges
Stevens * Gargett have reduced their
space In their furniture store one-half but
in so doing have not reduced their stock.
Their stock is in much more condensed
space but it also improves the appearance
of their store considerable.
Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Gillispia of Pitts
burg, Pa, have been visiting Mrs.
Gillispia's sister Mrs Geo f. Butler.
Mr.. Gillispia returned home last Friday
and Mrs. Gillispia, accompanied by Mrs.
Butler, went to Chicago on Monday.
Somewhat to the surprise of the peo-
pie of ST. Louis, the dam in the river at
that place went out last Monday. The
surprising part of the occurrence is the
fact that the dam remained all right
during the high water and waited until
Monday before giving away
J Alma is to have another veterinary
| DR. r. f. Irwin of Howell having de.
cided TO locate here. DR.. Irwin is a
young man, graduate Of the Toronto
Veterinary College, and has been located
in Howell for the past four years He
will be located at the Wright House
livery barn.
Hon. Washington Gardner, congress
man from the fifth district, who has re-
Gently returned from an extended trip to
Cuba and Porto Rico has been secured for
one of the dates of the Hill lecture course,
and will deliver lecture on Cuba and
Porto Rico" in college chapel Friday