Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-20
DR.. Geo. f. Butler is in Chicago.

drug store.
q. s. Young returned from Kingston
Ont, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bodin
have returned from McBan.
Howard NORM an employe of thi
Office, is Ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs. ID M. Smith of Riverdale, is visit
ing relatives in Alma this week.
Republican caucus in the Brook
building this afternoon at two o'clock
o. +. Lau, of Ann Arbor, is visiting
relatives aud friends in .Alma.this week.
Every Republican shouldi attend the
caucus in the Brock building this after.
noon.
Mrs. o. NJ. Everden, of st. Louis, Wis.
TIED Mrs. II. j. Vermeulen Tuesday
day night.
DIR. Geo. +. Butler attended the an.
nual banquet of. the Grand Rapid
Academy of Medicine Thursday night.
A. w. Brock has received notice that
his improved "Acme" heating drum was
awarded patent in Canada on February
3D.
Manager dip has booked the Giant
Quartet for March It'll. This quartet
appeared here previously and gave ex-
cellent satisfaction.
II you wish TO receive a cordial greet
ing attend the Baptist Young Peoples
society meeting at the church next Sun.
day evening at six o'clock
The Dick Thompson jubilee Singers
at the opera house next Thursday night
for the benefit of the high school. Re-
served seats on sale at Sharrar 81 Mul.
hollands.
Percy L. Dudley, OF Howell, was in
Alma Tuesday Nj. Dudley will be head
bookkeeper for the Central Michigan
Produce Co., his duties TO commence
March LIST.
Mrs. w. @. Mills left Monday for
Chicago where she will remain a short
time before returning to Alma when Mr.
and Mrs. Mills will occupy the residence
south of The Naples.
In another column will be found the
notice of the Republican caucus, called
for Friday evening Of next week, for
the purpose Of putting in nomination
Republican village ticket.
Mrs w. 7. Davies left Thursday for
Grand Rapids where she will remain a
couple of weeks in the wholesale mil.
linery house Of that city, studying the
spring and summer styles and selecting
her new stock of goods.
Elsewhere in this paper will be found
the quarterly statement Of the First
State Bank, aud careful perusal of the
same will satisfy the reader that the
business of this banking institution is
In prosperous condition.
Caple 81 Son wish to state that they
have had one pair OF pipe tongs returned
to them as requested through The
Record, but that they also have several
more scattered about town that they
would like to have returned at once. .
Two new engines Of the mogul type
numbered 40 and 90, have been added
to the equipment of the A. A. railroad
and made their first trips over the road
this week, No. 30 going north Tuesday
and No. 40 making the trip. "Wednesday.
j. Major Lemen, of Shepherd, was in
Alma the first Of the week on business
connected with the sale OF his famous
Neu Raj Pills. Mr.. Lemen's goods are
receiving some very good recommends
and he is establishing quite an extensive
trade all over he.country.
O. E. Chandler, the "big auctioneer"
OF Butternutt, was in Alma Tuesday on
his way to Breckenridge where he was
billed to conduct sale for Robert Coon,
but owing t. the inclemency ,of the
weather the sale was postponed until
Monday Of next week Mr.. Chandler |
conducted a sal near Gilmore on!Tues
day
The X. of p. masq uerade ball in the
opera house last Tuesday night was a
success, both socially .and financially.
quite a number Of handsome costumes
we're in evidence and the maskers en-.
,ered thoroughly into the spirit of the
Quite number of spectators
we're present and quite number re.
NAMED until late in the evening when
he dancers unmssked and then parti.
ipated in the dancing. Adams SsMo.
los orchestra of Riverdalel furnished
he music.
The western home seekers,who expect
n locate in the far western states, left
Alma Thursday morning. over'the Ann
Arbor in a special Wabash car,that will
axe them as far as Kansas City, and
rom that city special sleeper will be
rovided. Those who went from Alma
re f. l.. Delavan and wife, Nelson Full