Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-30

The City Hand Laundry does all work
by hand.
Miss Rose Marvin spent Sunday in
Shepherd.
Morris Johnson spent Sunday in Mt.
Pleasant.
Mrs. f. II Heron was in Grand Rap
ids Monday.
Mrs C. O. Trask visited friends in Mt
Pleasant Sunday.
Mrs. J b. Tucker visited relatives in
Ithaca Wednesday
John Minnick was in Grand Ledge
this week ON business
When you have water meters put in
call on Brock to DO the work.
Frank and Hamlin Ward of Big Rap.
ids visited their uncle, G 5. Ward,
Tuesday.
Harry Puttrille of st. Johns. formerly
proprietor of the Hotel Fern, was in
Alma Tuesday.
Chas Daniels lett on Tuesday for
Muskegon where he has a position dur
ing the SUMNER
Mrs. w I. Davies left on Wednesday
for short visit with relatives and
friends in Crystal
Roy Teevin was in Grand Rapids
Monday and Tuesday TO attend the
funeral OF cousin
Miss Aria Holiday and Achcy Metcalf
are clcrking in the dry goods department
az f. E P1liasky's store.
Mrs Jas. Pring'e, who has been visit
ing relatives in Alma, returned TO her
home ia Detroit Wednesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer Heath of Ithaca
were in Alma Sunday calling on friends
They cane over in their automobile
a fine assortment of trimmed hats
from 81 up; also lowest prices in the
new street mats at NJ. q J Lamborn's. a
f. f Pollasky has full page ad. IN
this issue in which he calls your atten-
tion to the many bargains he is Offering.
Married, in Alma May rs, 1902, by
Rev. w. X Spencer, ID D., Mr.. Edgar
Butterfield and Miss Anna Schroeder,
both of Alma.
Rev. Louis DeLamarter of Lansing,
presiding elder of this district, was in
Alma a few days this week, the guest of
Rev. j. r. Wooton.
| r. d. Wagner was in Ithaca Tuesday
assisting in the reorganization Of the
Ithaca band. Mr.. Wagner expects to
direct the organization.
The Sunday excursions were quite
well patronized at this place last Sun
day. Sixty -four tickets were sold for
Toledo and sixty for Saginaw.
J. H. Fishpool Of Ithaca has been
granted an increase of pension to sl0
per month while John Scholtz of st.
Louis gets raise to $50 per month.
o. E Davis the piano tuner, will be
in Alma in few days to continue his
work here. Orders left with Scattergood
g. Jacobs will receive prompt and care.
full attention.
A. Satornick returned from Cleveland
the latter part OF last week and re.
manned until Thursday when he left for
Eaton, COL, where he has position in
a sugar factory.
Ladies clean your gloves with LsBelle
Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Yer
meulen's big department store. head
quarters for kid gloves in all the desirable
shades. Gloves fitted and warranted. .
On Wednesday morning of this week
the residence Of Bert Toy in Elwell wa
burned, the contents being saved. Mr.
Toy had purchased the place only ,
short time ago and had just moved intc
the house.
1.-THE shadow Of the Law" chapter,
XIII to XVI, by Ernest w Hornung
is one OF the interesting serials in tn,
June Munsey. The Munsey is always {,
the front Sold by Shsrrar 81 Mulhol
land, druggists.
DR.. Chas. Potter Of Chicago has &C
cepted the position Of assistant hysiciai
Of the sanitarium in connection with
DR.. Corbus. DR.. Potter is a grad uate
of the College Of Physicians and Sur
geons of the University Of Illinois.
The linen and baked goods sale helC
by the ladies of St Johns church in tn,
opera house block last Saturday, was
genuine success, financially as we'll al
otherwise. Over $50 were realized from
the sale of articles. They expect to re
peat the sale on Saturday of next week
Geo. Schneider of Ionia and M. Doug
las of Ferris were guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Lafayette Stevens Wednesday. Mr.
Schneider is SO years old and uncle OF
Mr.. Douglas, therefore Mrs. Stevens
granduncle. He is vigorous old mar
with the exception OF his eyesight, anc
does not look his age at all.