Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-16

7. A Ely was in Grand Rapids Tues.
lay.
f. l. Struble of Bedding was In Alma
over Sunday.
Mrs. f. J Alverson Of Ithaca was in
Alma "wednesday.
II you want good second hand cook
stove call on Brock.
Morris johnson spent Sunday in Mt.
Pleasant with friends
Geo. w. Groom of Alma gets an in
crease OF pension 10 $40.
O. O. Thompson OF Ishpeming was in
Alma the first of the week.
G. II Gibbs is clerking in the shoe
department at Vermeulens.
You will look heater aud smell sweet
er by taking bath at Davis Bros
Do You play finch? Get package
with full Instructions at this office.
Delicious ice cream soda and sundaes
at Sharrar q Mulhollsnd's Saturday.
Mrs. J. f. Lathrop has all the newest
creations in millinery at prices that are |
right
J.P Mckay, our hustling bicycle
dealer, has an al. in the RECORD this
week.
DIR. II Lancashire attended meet
ing Of the I0nia asylum board the latter
part OF last week.
Mrs. J. II. Lancashire and Miss Kate
Carpenter left on Tuesday for Detroit
and from there intended TO go to Ann
Arbor to attend the Nav festival.
When leaving your orders with The
Hayt & Pierce Co. for groceries, remem.
her TO have 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 * Supply 90, Ann Arbor,
Mich. 1909 3w
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Ford arrived in
Alma from Kalamazoo Monday might
and Mr.. Ford assumed the management
of the Wright House and Sanitarium
yesterday.
The open air band concert last Wednes-
day night was very much appreciated
by our citizens, and although the night
was somewhat chilly there was large
crowd on the streets.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. +.
church desires To announce that they
will do plain sewing at their regular
meetings the first and third Wednesday
afternoons of each month.
The assessment roll for the village OF
Alma has been completed and is in the
hands OF Treasurer Wilson. The assess.
ment calls for $500, $50 real estate pro.
perty and $3.50, personal property.
j. w. Tracy, proprietor Of the I'm.
perial Cafe. will send up three paper
balloons this Saturday night and at
tached TO each will be letter emitting
the finder to box OF bon bons when
presented at the cafe.
During the past week there has been
on exhibition in Messenger & Co.'s win.
dow collection of relics claimed to
have been dug out of mounds on the
farm Of O. J. Alex tnder's. six miles
south of St Louis The relics present
quite an interesting study.
The latter part of last week Miss
Christmas Hough, young lady attend.
ing college, commenced action against
The Hay. y Pierce Co.. for being struck
in the face by the lowering OF one of
the awnings in front Of the company
store. The case was settled Tuesday by
the defendants paying Miss Hough $75.
The editor cannot call at your home
to inquire il there is any news. II you
know of any hand il in. We want all
the news there is, but no one man can
get il all Just as anxious TO mention
your company or visits as TO mention
those Of your neighbor, but probably
your neiRhbor gives US more assistance
in securing the facts. Hand in your
news items. We want them.
The Saginaw Presbytery met in Alma
last Tuesday for the purpose of examin.
ing candidates for the ministry. c. f.
Scott was licensed 20 preach and b. )
Bates was ordained. In the evening
Rev. w. IL Simmons of Mt. Pleasant
preached the ordination sermon. Rev.
Bates will preach at Hebron, Ill, this
year while Mr.. Scott will preach at
some place in the Saginaw Presbytery
The Presbytery will mold the next
meeting in Midland the second Tuesday
in September.
At the annual meeting of the band
Hast Monday night, O. +. Brown was
elected secretary, a. J. Hall, treasurer
and NJ A. Medler, president and mana.
ger. The band was shown 20 De in a
,rosnaronc conditiop 6uancialIv and