Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Mulholland spen
Sunday in Ithaca.

Sunday In Ithaca.
Before selling your hay the see Stock
bridge Elevator 90.
All the latest new spring styles at
Mrs. J. +. Lathrops.
Look over NJ. 81 J Landlords line OF
hats. Sure TO please you.
W. Prochaska of Carleton spent Sun.
day in Alma with friends.
We have the finest line of Easter nov.
elites ever shown in Alma.
$. l.. BENNETT.
Mr.. and Mrs. q W Pulfrey spent
Sunday with relatives near Ithaca.
Miss Helen Palmer visited friends in
West Bay City the first of the week.
Mr. Herbert Stoddard entertained his
mother aud sister Of Stanton last week.
An eight pound girl was born TO Mr..
and Mrs Bradford on Tuesday of this
week.
Look over Mrs. Bvins large assert.
ment Of street hats before buying else
where.
VIM. Forney has returned 10 Alma
and is again at work at Earl Clark's
barber shop
Commencing today. d. " Hubbell is
advertising a 30 days sale of any article
in his store at cost.
Mrs. s Derushia has purchased the NJ.
E Fisher farm southeast of town. Mr..
Fisher will move to town
The Maocabees are making prepara-
tions for grand time at their first
annual bah next Monday.
Misses Daisy skinman and Bertha
Wagner will sing duet at the band
concert next Thursday night.
The republicans should nominate
good ticket at the caucus tomorrow
afternoon, and they undoubtedly will
Mrs. W. A Seaver has just returned
from Detroit where she has been looking
up the new spring styles in dressmaking.
John McLachlan Of Elwell was in
Alma Tuesday on his way home from
Cadillac where he had been during the
past three weeks
The Munsey ~ one Of the most popu-
lar magazines sold on the news stands
of America. Always sold by Sharrar q
Mulholland, druggists.
The College Glee Club started on Mon.
day morning for weeks tour of the
state Reports from different places
where the boys have been state that
they are meeting with success.
ON Tuesday OF this week Township
Treasurer, d. w. Adams attached the
horse aud colt belonging 10 Or Z. $.
Pettyiobn, for taxes assessed last year
against the c. + Pettyjohn & Co stock
Of merchandise.
Mrs Frank Glow was very pleasantly
surprised Thursday Of last week by sew
eraI of her lady friends who came and
spent tho afternoon and evening They
were entertained by Rotations. music
and a selection Boy Thomas orchestra.
Mrs CLARA Miller was arrested on
Tuesday of this week charged by Health
Officer Brainerd with evadiug the quar-
antine law, and trial was had before
Justice Durham The jury disagreed
and the case was adjourned until April
10.
a number Of the fremen surprised
Hon J. w. Holmes at his residence last
Wednesday night aud enjoyed very
pleasant evening. Mr. Holmes was pre-
= sonted with very fine umbrella as a
token Of the high esteem the fire laddies
of the village have for him. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs John Blank died at her home
southwest of town last Wednesday Of
blood poison The deceased was
twenty two years Of age and leaves two
3 children besides her husband TO mourn
= their loss. The funeral Will be held in
+ the NJ. church at this place this after
noon at three o'clock and interment
made in the Riverside cemetery
q p Adams has resigned his position
in the clothing department OF the Hayt
& Pierce 90 store, and had accepted a
{ position on the road with Crawley Bros.
3 Of Detroit, and has for his line whole
sale underwear. Mr. Adams is a first
class salesman and has had considerable
experience on the road previous. We
JON with his many Alma friends in
wishing him success.
According 10 the new law, election
bsilots cannot now be printed at every
one horse printing Office where few
fonts of old junk tyEs and an old anti
b quated cider press doing service TO get
ont a so.called newspaper are used. Up.
o.date equipment, such as perforatng
machines and automatic numbering
machines are now required, and We are
pleased to announce that the RECORD
Office is among the offices having such
machines, and men are employed who
knoW how TO use them