Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-30

Mrs. Onas. Deflanta was In ltnhch
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. S. Caple returned from Toledo
Monday night.
Mrs. L H. Hayt is visiting relatives
in Henderson.
Thomas Bromley. Jr., was in Grand
Rapids Wednesday.
When you want good haircut or
shave, call on Earl Clark.
Mrs w. Colby of Parma is visiting
her sister, Mrs. l.. Salter.
Ralph o. Ely of New York spent san.
day in Alma with his parents.
DO you play finch: Get a package
with full Instructions at this office
S. Messenger attended the Sunday
School convention in Riverdale last Sun
day
Daniel Smith of Riverdale spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with friends in
Alma.
The best galvanized eavetroughing
put up complete, for seven cents per foot
at Brooks.
J. X. V. Agnew, superintendent of
the Pere Marquette. was in Alma Tues.
day with his private car
II f Thompson has purchased a new
sprinkler Of improved pattern for use in
laying the dust on our streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Moody Of Forest
Hill passed through Alma Monday on
their way to California on "A pleasure
trip.
When lepving your orders with The
Hayt Il Pierce Go. FOR groceries. remem.
Der TO have a bottle Of Rockingham
Dairy Cream included in the order.
Agents wanted in every township.
Steady employment, good wages. no
risk Write at once. Historical Dis.
tributing q Supply Co., Ann Arbor,
Mich. 1909 3w
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bangs and Scott
Bangs left on Monday for Waterloo,
Ind in response 10 a telegram stating
that Messrs. Bangs father was serious.
ly i'll.
The commencement exercises for the
Alma Springs Sanitarium Training
School for Nurses will be held in the
sanitarium gymnasium on Monday
evening of next week.
Miss Louie Cornell spent Sunday
with her parents near Shepherd and on
, Monday left for Saginaw to assume the
duties of book keeper in the Bell Tele.
phone Office at that place.
A good supper and plenty of il for only
ten cents will be served by the ladies Of
the NJ. E. church at the house OF Mrs.
Gongwer, opposite the sanitarium, on
Wednesday evening Of next week.
The June number Of the Metropolitan
Magazine is better than ever, il it is pos.
, sible for improvements in this popular
magazine. 1t is certainly an artistic
, number. Sold by Sharrar & Mulhol.
land, druggists.
, quested by the committee In charge of the
exercises today. that all business places
and shops be closed from twelve to four
, o clock. 1t is hoped that the request
will be generally complied with.
q Miss Daisy Skillman, who has been
/. stopping with her sister, Mrs. VIM. De-
{. muth, for some time. left the first Of the
9 week for her home in Youngstown
Ohio. She was accompanied by Mrs
Demuth, who will visit friends and rela.
tives for few weeks.
At the head Of the editorial column
=. will be found the call for the republican
" caucus for the township Of Arcadia, or
Monday afternoon Of next week. This
caucus is for the purpose Of electing del
8 egate TO the county convention to be
- held in Ithaca on Tuesday.
9 1t is reported in the state papers thai
o a trainload Of Russians from the north
: west, mainly Minnesota, have invaded
Michigan, most Of the Slavs locating
: near Sebewaing, for the purpose OF
n working in the sugar beet field. There
! were 400 Of the Russians and il took q
3 train Of II cars to land them at their des.
= tinations.
Railroad Jack" as presented at the
d opera house last Tuesday night was by
g far the best production Of the kind that
a has appeared in Alma for some time
8 The cast in the play is evenly balanced
a and the specialties were all clean and
}. up.to. cate. twas a genuine mirth pro-
/. ducing entertainment from start TO finish
i. with just enough of a vein Of seriousness
J. running through the lines TO relieve the
:. monotony.
{ Another change in time on this di.
; vision of the Pere Marquette went into
a effect last Sunday The morning train
4 from Grand Rapids arrives here az 10 200
instead of = 100 and the evening train