Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-06-13
Nice spring lamb at Hammers

Sodas at Sharrar & Mulholland's are
fine.
Rev J. A. Watson was in Morgan
over Sunday.
j. A. Bittner was in ST. Louis on bust
ness Tuesday.
f. II. Hathaway spent Sunday in
Grand Rapids.
For garden hose you should see A. w.
Brock before buying.
Inglas Horton is very sick suffering
from a stroke of paralysis.
Fred Hammer wants TO buy your poul-
try. Highest market price.
w b. Davis and wife of st. Louis
were in town Tuesday visiting friend.
j. w Tracy is wholesaling ice cream
making several shipments out OF town.
S. l. and Frank Bennett took in Wal
ace Bros show at Owosso last Monday.
Mrs. J. f. Lathrop wishes all parties
indebted to her to call and settle before
July LIST.
Tickets for the Jonas concert 80 cents,
reserved without extra charge at Bivins
* Rhodes.
Davis Bros have purchased child's
hair cutting chair for the benefit of the
little men.
The musical event of the year Is the
Jonas concert next Tuesday evening, at
College Chapel.
w. Ii. Parr and wife are now located
in the Imperial Hotel at Ithaca taking
possession last week.
Mrs. Sarah Ward returned last Friday
from Hartsville y. O. and will spend
her vacation at home.
DIR. A. f. Bruske delivered the bacca-
laureate sermon 10 the graduating class
at Stanton last Sunday.
Mrs Seth A Tubbs and little Margaret
left Wednesday for few days visit with
her parents at Benton Harbor
S. w. Tinker returned Tuesday morn
ing from weeks business trip TO
Cadillac and other northern points.
Wilbur Nelson returned home from
Newton Center Mass. last Friday and
will spend the summer with his mother.
VIC Vlet left Monday morning for
short business trip to Stanton, Me-
Bride and other points in the vicinity.
w. j. Bisbing a former manager of
the Wright House laundry will return
the first of the week and resume his old
position.
Mrs. w. f. Person and Mrs. b. Nc
Leod of Grand Rapids were the guest of
Mrs. II. j. Vermeulen the first part OF
the week.
Frank Rollin left Monday morning for
Marquette 10 attend the annua. meeting
of the X. O. T NJ. as delegate from
the Alma tent.
Mrs. J. Robe. of Newark, Ohio, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. McLaren, for some time, return
ed home last Monday.
Mrs. John Glass and Mrs. A. b. Seat
tergood entertained a number Of their
lady friends at the home of Mrs. Glass
last Saturday afternoon.
Some one helped themselves to Paul
Barnes and Charley Hulse's bicycles last
Monday night officers are on the look
out but have no clue as yet.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. II. J. Yer.
meulen invited few friends to meet
her guests, Mrs. w F. Pierson and Mrs.
b. Mcleod of Grand Rapids.
Bivins g. Rhodes soda fountain be-
gan business Saturday morning and
Mr.. Ehring, the man in charge, was
kept busy all day dispensing the drinks
Mrs. Archie Vought caused the arrest
of Thos Granger last Wednesday on the
charge of SANDER. The case was adj.
! iourned TO June 18th before Judge Dun.
ham.
Teachers examination for second and
third grades will be held at high school,
Ithaca next Thursday and Friday, June
18th and goth, beginning at eight o'clock
prompt.
Miss. Agnes Cratsinburg and Mr.. Geo.
Williams both of Alma were united in
marriage at the brides home. Thursday
morning, June -, Rev. J. h. Wooton
officiating:
The BARRIERS of Alma got together last
Monday night and formed local asso.
citation for the purpose of increasing fra.
ternal fellowship. They made list of
prices with no particular change except
hereafter it will cost you five cents for
neck shave, five cents for a hot towel and
FIVE cents for mustache curl. All shops
will be closed on Sunday hereafter.
Mrs. l.. H. Hayt received telephone
Sunday morning announcing the death
of Mr.. Hayts father, at Henderson Shi-