Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31
D. f Brown was in Lansing Wednes-

Mt. Pleasant Tuesday.
II your wheel needs repairing take il
to Hills new bicycle shop.
Hammocks at two.thirds usual price
at Sharrar q Mulholland's
Earl CLARK always gives you clean
shave. Opposite postoffice.
Mrs. w Holmes visited friends in
Lansing the first of the week.
o. Trask was in Elsie and Owosso
the first of the week on business
+. +. Pollasky left for Detroit Wednes-
day afternoon on business trip
S. j. Young of Reading Mich, visited
the family of Homer II. Hart over Sun
day.
Fifteen thousand wall.eyed pike were
recently planted in the river near st.
Louis.
Grading is being done for new &C.
ment walk on the north side of the
school grounds.
Mrs. Adah Yerington left for Chicago
Wednesday after weeks visit with
Mrs. @ +. Brown.
| Mrs. NJ. T.. Hart has moved from the
Church block to the Gilman building
on Superior.st., west.
The street commissioner is at work
upon the streets again. and is putting
them i'm fine condition
| Headquarters for commencement hats
at NJ. q j. Landlords. A choice assort-
ment at rock bottom prices.
The family of w II. Parr is now
nicely settled in the residence formerly
occupied by Rev. n T Hafer.
Mr. and Mrs A. f Mulholland COM
menced house. keeping Monday in the
new Delavan house on Safest.
Farmers wishing TO SOW rape seed
should call on A. h Mckinney, local
manager of the Stockbridge Elevator
Co.
The break in the water main located
near the Superior.st. bridge and about
the middle of the river, was repaired
Tuesday.
Earl Clark has secured the services OF
Chas. Hull, who is firstclass barber
and sure to please all who favor the shop
with their patronage.
Memorial services held in the
Baptist church Sunday morning, were
largely attended and Rev. y. r. Hafer
preached a very able sermon
The O. f. 5. will give banquet, also
musical and literary program this
evening to which the other members of
the Masonic order are invited.
Mr. Randall Ellicott, who recently
went from this place 10 Aberdeen,
Wash, now has charge of the clothing
department in the store of |. Harris K
Sons in that city.
Contractor Clark Decker has the con-
tract TO build S Messenger new resi-
dence on Safest. and work Of excavat-
ing for the basement was commenced
Monday morning
Rev NJ Blanchard of Vernon,
was calling on friends here Monday
He accepted call from the Baptist
Society of 81. Louis, and Will move his
family to that city next week
The coffer-dam erected by the Milling
4 Company of St Louis 20 turn water into
their mill race while the new dam was
being constructed, went out recently
This will necessitate the building of
another one and further delay the build.
ing of the new dam.
Mrs w Baldwin Wayt and daughter,
George, of New York City visited the
family of DR.. +. q. dip, last week
They were on their way TO Chicago
Mr. and Mrs f. !. Lowell of Detroit are
present guests Of the family
Alma Lodge, L O. O. r entertained a
large number of the members of Breck-
enridge lodge, Monday evening Work
in the second and third degrees was ex.
emplified after which another pleasant
time was enjoyed around the banquet
tables at Webbs restaurant.
y j. Mccullough a resident of st.
Louis for the past few months, has
moved ba k to his home on Woodwork.
ave Extensive improvements have been
made to the house and when fully COM
pleted it will be one of the finest homes
On the avenue. The barn purchased of
the Gargett estate has been moved to the
place and will also be remodeled and
painted.
II. Richards, who for the past year
has been an employee at the Wright
House laundry, having charge of the
wagon, resigned the position recently on
account of his health, and returned to
his home in Saginaw the first of the
week lie is faithful employee and
made many friends during his residence
here. He expects to return in the near
future and engage in business for him
/ self
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