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


day.
Mott Ring Of Wheeler was in Alma
Monday.
For nice sugar cured hams call on
Banghart
w. A. Bahlke was in Reed City
Wednesday,
John f. Innis is home from Washing.
ton for short time.
Gertrude Whiting attended the May
festival in Saginaw, Tuesday.
DO you play finch? Get package
with full instructions. at this office
Otto Sanderhoff was in Pontiac. Char
lotte and Detroit the first Of the week on
business
Good second hand open buggy for sl5.
Call at Ten Cent Barn or on Bruce
Clement.
Lloyd Gilman left on Thursday for
Ionia where he expects TO visit for a
short time.
The best galvanized eavetroughing
put up complete for seven cents per foot
at Brooks.
Mrs. S. w. Tinker was called TO SaRi-
nav the first of the week by the illness
of her mother,
Mr. and Mrs A. J. II all were in Char
lotte and Eaton Rapids over Sunday.
They made the trip overland.
a dancing assembly will be given in
the opera house this Friday evening.
Quite large attendance is expected.
Forty.two tickets were sold at this
station for the Frankfort and Crystal
Lake excursion over the Ann Arbor last
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Geo F. Fletcher of
Grand Rapids, who have been visiting
at the home of J b. Fullerton, returned
home Monday
A pupils recital will be given by the
school of music of Alma college in the
college chapel on Wednesday afternoon,
May 2Sth, at 4 10.
Willard Sleight and Mrs. Geo Hart of
Bath visited their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Job. I. Sleight the latter part of last
week and over Sunday.
When leaving your orders with The
Hayt q Pierce 90. for groceries, remem.
har To hnftla ~ Inolytpf, ba,,
Dairy Cream included in the order.
Married at the Baptist parsonage at
Alma on Wednesday, May l4th, John
w. Belleck and Miss Ella p S Stearns,
both of Alma, Rev n. I. Hafer ofliciat.
ing
Agents wanted in every township.
Steady employment, good wages. no
risk Write at once. Historical Dis.
tributing & Supply Co., Ann Arbor,
Mich. l209-3w
1t is astonishing to notice the amount
of new cement walks being built this
year The vigorous action Of the coun-
Gil no doubt is accountable for this bene.
fetal state of affairs.
The Philharmonic Orchestra went to
Breckenridge last Friday night and
gave concert. The boys enjoyed
very pleasant time, but as a financial
venture it did not prove a success.
The increase in the membership Of
the Modern Woodmen is incre asing per.
ceptibly since District Deputy Fisher has
located in Alma A banquet will be held
next Tuesday night when large class
will be inflated.
s. Messenger has fondness for goats
that would not be suspected in one of
his mature age. He has even been
known to appropriate other peoples
property, his fondness at times having
overreached his discretion.
At the regular review of Alma Tent,
X. O. 7. NJ. last week Frank Rollin was
elected delegate 60 the biennial review TO
be held in Marq uette, June lib, and
w. s. Bogart was chosen as alternate.
The local tent voted in favor of expan.
sion.
The Baptist people and citizens OF
Alma generally are urged TO plan 10 AT
tend every session of the Saginaw Val
ley Baptist Association which meets
here June - and 10. A splendid pro-
gram is prepared and there will be
large delegation from out of town.
Miss Louie Cornell, for some time in
charge of the Bell telephone exchange
at this place, leaves today for Saginaw
where she enters the head office OF the
Bell Telephone company at that place as
book keeper. Miss Bertha Spicer takes
her place in the exchange at this place.
RAILROAD Jack, the attraction at the
Alma opera house next Tuesday night,
comes we'll recommended This com.
pany has broke all records for big bus
mess in the south and east this season