Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-23

~. leIuluR Ol MI. Ilcdshut Was III
Alma Tuesday.
The township board Of review will
meet on Tuesday next.
Mrs. l. II. Hayt left on Wednesday
for short visit in Ionia.
Jas. Gaffney of Yale visited his son,
j. 7. Gaffney, Monday night.
Fred Bradford left last Monday for a
four weeks trip to Kalamazoo.
Mrs. VIM. Kelly and daughter, Ruth.
were in Detroit few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hawley have
moved into their residence on Water.st.
Mrs. Elmira Rowell of Grand Rapids
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ID. w.
Adams.
Sharrar IL Mulholland's soda fountain
is lined with porcelain, no poison, per-
fectly sanitary.
+. Ferguson has moved his bicycle
repair shop into the Mills building oppo-
site the postofiice.
Mrs. Eva Axtell left on Tuesday for
Petoskey where she expects 10 remain
during the summer
Pension Attorney w. w. Kinch has
secured an additional increase of pension
for Gardner CLARK of this place.
j. + Schwartz was in Ithaca and Mt.
Pleasant Monday on business connected
with The Schwartz Furnace Co.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the call for the republican county con-
vention at Ithaca, Tuesday. June 3.
Mr. A. J. Butterfeld left on Tuesday
for a short visit with friends and rela.
tives in Grand Rapids and other points.
Tie committee from the L. of NJ de-
cided that Alma high school should re-
main on the university list FOR the next
two years.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bassett moved
their household effects to Shepherd,
Tuesday and will make that place their
future home.
Geo Gargett has resigned his position
with the Plano Manufacturing 90. and
is now on the road for the Milwaukee
Harvesting Co..
One good Deering binder and one
good moving machine, nearly new, are
what Chas Morden wishes 70 exchange
for building stone.
Married at the Baptist parsonage on
Monday, May 18th, William Wixon and
Miss Alma Myers, both of Alma, Rev.
y. T Hater officiating.
1t will pay you 10 see NJ. & j. Lam
born's fine line Of light fluffy hats suit.
able TO wear with summer gowns.
Street hats at lowest prices.
A w. Brock, Jr, intends to return
home today having finished his course
at the Ferris Industrial School OF Big
Rapids Mr.. Brock is now full fedged
pharmacist.
@. Ransom, who has been travelling
with the National Stock company for
the past few months. returned home
Tuesday night, the company having dis
banded for the season.
Ladies' clean your gloves with LaBelle
Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Yer.
meulen's big department store. head
o. .,ln ,,,a oil ba 40 y Ia
shades. Gloves fitted and warranted.
Railroad Jack" the big four act COM
edy production, teemed up to date with
the latest American and European spe.
cialties at the opera house, Tuesday
May 81. Reserved seats on sale at
Sharrar * Mulholland's
The Valley Sugar company has ex.
ecuted contract with the Kilby Manu-.
featuring company of Cleveland, by
which the capacity OF the company S
plant at Carrollton is increased from a
minimum of 600 tons TO 500 tons per
day.
DR.. Munich, the old reliable specialist,
was very busy on his last trip He has
great success in treating chronic dis.
eases. If you are not in perfect health
call and see him at Hotel Arcadia. Sat
urday, June It'll Cures guaranteed so
You run no risk.
Several trout enthusiasts took advan.
tage of the excursion north on the Ann
Arbor last Sunday TO pursue the
speckled beauties in the northern
streams. Some of them brought home
some very fine catches, J. 7. Gaffney
having basket filled with sixty eight.
In the May number of the Metropoli-
tan Magazine there is an interesting
sketch from the pen Of Livingstone
Cooper describing how Santos Dumont
will sail over New York in his airship
some time this coming summer. The
article is profusely illustrated. The
Metropolitan is sold by Sharrar d Null