Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-05-15

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urday.
Mrs. j. f. Fuller went to Saginaw
Thursday,
Trimmed hats from 81 to $40 at Mrs.
Il A. Bivins
J. NJ. Monigel was in Bay City the
/ first of the week.
w. ID. Wagner, of Mt. Pleasant. was
in Alma Saturday.
w. p. Sigsby, of Blanchard, was in
Alma over Sunday.
Special sale on ladies' Oxfords at Ver-
meulen's Saturday.
@. f. Brown was in Detroit Wednes.
day and Thursday
Mrs l.. j. Streggow went to Lowell
last Saturday for a couple of weeks Wis.
it with her parents.
Be one of the many at Sharrar & Null
hollands opening Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Dudley spent Sun
day with relatives in Howell.
Mrs. E. r Loveland went to Green
Vile Monday for short visit.
Another Cur Vi WtSJeTu COTu Hhs pccn
received at the Alma Roller Mills.
Rev. A. b. Bowman, Of Lakeview.
was In Alma the first OF the week.
Cold, rich clean and palatable sodas
at Sharrar 81 Mulholland's Saturday.
Trimmed hats are the demand now.
~. 81 j. Lamborn have a special line
from 81 to 80.
All kinds OF things to tickle the palate
at Sharrar 81 Mulhollands Saturday.
Fountain opens.
DR. j. II. Lancashire attended a meet
ing Of the Ionia asylum board at that
place on Monday.
Large line of new shapes in trimmed
hats just received from Chicago at Mrs.
Davies.
f. J. Emmer went to Williamson
Wednesday to make arrangements TO
move his family here.
A. II. Hodgkinson was in Edmore the
first of the where he had the contract
for moving large building.
While it lasts, Caple 81 Son will sell
800 worth of tinware at half price.
This is bonafide sale.
J. T. Swigart was in Mt. Pleasant,
Coleman and a few other northern
towns the first of the week.
Hiram Sacket and Mrs Marie Smith,
both of Edmore, we're married in Alma
last Saturday by Justice Chadwick.
Ira Swain, of Grand Rapids, was in
, Alma the latter part of last week, visit
ing his sister near town who is quite i'll.
l. E. Mills was called to North Star
the latter part Of last week by a message
, stating that his father was seriously i'll.
Tomorrow the Episcopal ladies will
hold sale of linens. aprons, and baked
shire block.
, The stork visited the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. CT. Pulfrey on Sunday morning
Of this week and left little girl weigh
ing ten pounds.
A. w. Brock is buying wool for the
Central Michigan Produce Co. and pay.
ing the highest market price. See him
before you sell your wool.
Mrs Bertha Diamond, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. j.
, Lyon, for several weeks, expects to
leave tomorrow for Detroit.
Mrs. VIM Burkert, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Seth Tubbs, for
: several weeks, returned to her home in
, Benton Harbor, Saturday.
+. A. Ferguson has moved his bicycle
repair shop from the Delavan building
opposite the postoffice to the j. +. Med
Ter building next to j w. Holmes &
Sons place of business.
Postmaster Brown is adding 100 more
lock boxes to the postoffice equipment,
!, the large increase of business demand.
ing it. This will necessitate moving the
front delivery window ahead about IS
inches
The Pere Marquette surveyors were
in Alma Wednesday resurveying for
the sidetracks at the cold storage and
Alma Manufacturing companies plants.
This makes the third time survey has
been made.
Mrs. A. b. Scattergood and Mrs. Bart.
Miller attended the grand temple Of the
Rathbone Sisters in Saginaw this week,
the former as an officer of the grand
temple and the latter as representative
from the local temple.
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for the Detroit Incandescent Gasoline
Lighting Company. Last week he sold
seventeen light plant to Seitner in Shep.
herd. another to j. Major Lemen, Of the
same place, and one to H. b. Currence,
of this place.
The boat owners OF Alma have formed
a combination for the purpose of prose.
cutting any person discovered breaking
into anv Of the boat houaes or M n arwisa