Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-04-11

Mrs. j. +. Lathrop was in Edmore
Thursday.
Paul Murray Of Elsie was in Alma
Thursday.
ID. NJ. Peters of Shepherd was in Alma
Wednesday.
When you need water works remem-
Der Brooks.
Isn't it about time the street sprinkler
was doing service!
Remember Hubbelrs thirty day sale.
Everything at cost price.
Fletcher Booth OF Sumner has entered
the employ of J. NJ. Montgel
A boy was born to Me-. and Mrs.
Frank Fineout On Saturday last.
Do you play finch? Get package
with full instructions. at this office
} Mott of Battle Creek was the guest
of a. j. Conklin the fist of the week.
A fine assortment Of trimmed hats all
styles and prices at VI q J Lamborns.'
Mrs b. n. Mccullough left on
Thursday for short visit with relatives
in Grand Rapids.
/ James Rogers on Monday left for
Belding where he has position with j.
l.. Wilson during the summer.
A. l.. Ely of Mt. Pleasant and o. j.
Goodpasture of Berrien Springs have
been added to the RECORD force.
The dense smoke arising east Of town
is not caused by forest fires II is sim.
ply the refuse beet pulp being burned
Mrs. NJ Dennsou of Battle Greek,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs A Conklin, returned home
Monday.
Harry Parker and Archie VanDyne
left last Saturday for st. Louis, Mo,
where they expect to remain until after
the great fair.
The concert to be given by the Presby-
terrain choir on Friday evening of next
week, will be under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society Of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs A !. Hall were in Eaton
Rapids over Sunday and the first OF the
week Mrs. Hall also visited relatives
, In Charlotte the latter part Of last week.
Clinton Nelson sold 100 head of steers
TO Ohio parties last week and received
s. 600 in cash for the bunch. Stock rails.
ing is evidently a profitable business
with Mr.. Nelson.
Everything entirely new this season
with Gorton's famous Ministries. Sweet
singing, great dancing specialties, big
, novelty features seen only with Cor
toms at opera house. April L. Seats on
sale at Sharrar 81 Mulholland's
In the April number OF Munsey's
Magazine the publisher makes state
ment 10 the readers OF this publication
that should be of interest 10 everyone at
all Interested in magazine literature
Munseys is sold by Sharrar 81 Mulhol
, land, druggists
1t is an unusual opportunity offered
the musical people of Alma in the COM
ing Of the Kaffir Boy Choir. They are
high priced company that seldom APP
pear in towns the size Of Alma. They
have sung all over England and America
and always TO enthusiastic applause.
1t is reported on good authority that
3 the Pere Marquette is making arrange
ments for through train service between
, n Il 4 - do =
part Of the system. New equipment for
the service is now being built in the
shops and it is expected that 1t will be
= ready by June first
II G. Pulfrey, composer of Jolly
Friends" Belle of Ann Arbor," and
other justly popular marches, has just
had published new composition fol
Il the piano entitled Francesca Waltzes.
: This is Mr. Pulfrey's latest composition
y and those who have been fortunat,
> enough to secure copy pronounce il
IL one of his best.
The Modern Woodmen of Alma for
some time past have been dissatisfied
local lodge was being conducted, and OF
Tuesday night of this week numbe
- OF them met in the h. of 7. hall anC
elected new set Of officers, ousting th'
old officers from their positions. The
principal officers elected are, Chas
e Humphreys, V. q; VIM Latimer, w
10 A; O. L. Richardson, K. b.; l. n
II Baker, Clerk; DR.. n. + McClinton
~ Physician; Geo. Soper, Chief Forester
Is Grave irregularities are charged aeains
- the old officers and it is probable tina
o. an investigation will soon be made.
The band concert on Thursday nigh
of last week was one Of the best give
" this season. The piano solos by Mis-