Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-17
CH1 ONE and
GiD Vicinity

Andrew Shaw was In Ann Aroor
Monday.
s. w. Tinker was in Mt. Pleasant.
Tuesday.
NJ. A. Holmes has been ill during the
past week.
Miss Rose Marvin spent Sunday in
Shepherd.
Correct millinery at popular prices at
Mrs. Bivins.
A H. Hodgkinson was in Glare the
first of the week.
r. T. Banghart has the finest meat
market in Alma.
Geo. Ward was in Saginaw the lat.
ter part of last week.
f. l.. Brown spent Sunday with his
family at Lake City.
G. +. Brown was in Saginaw the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Geo. Quick visited friends In Big
Rapids over Sunday.
New street hats arrived this week at
NJ. g. j Landlords.
DR.. and Mrs +. L. Lamb have moved
into their house on State st.
Visit the Kentucky tailors at II. j.
Vermeulen's next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Fuller spent Sun
day with relatives in Ashley.
T. j. Lyon is the agent in Alma for
Eureka Blood and Nerve Tonic.
Mrs. X d. Lemen, of Shepherd visit
ed relatives in Alma over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. Quick returned to
their home in South Lyons Monday.
w. A. Bahlke left last Saturday night
on business trip to Springfield, Mo.
p n Bland was in Detroit the latter
part of last week and over Sunday.
NJ. l.. Durham, of Grand Rapids,
visited relatives in Alma over Sunday.
All the new novelties in flowers and
fruits for trimmed hats at Mrs. w. L.
Davies
Miss Carrie Gougwer went to Shep.
herd Tuesday and organized class in
piano.
Fifty new style black silk cloaks and
blouse jackets just received at f. f
Pollasky's.
VIM. Demuth was called to Toledo
the latter part of last week by the death
of his sister
Mrs. L. p. Caldwell spent Sunday in
Mt. Pleasant with her daughter, Mrs
Maurice Grigsby.
Henry Men amara has sold his hand
some pair of black horses to King Bros,
of Grand Rapids.
MIR and Mrs. CT. p. Blanchard spent
Sunday with their son, Rev G. +. Blan.
chard, i'll Big Rapids
Mrs Merton Netf and Geo. Wonder
of Hiawatha, Kas., are visiting theil
sister, Mrs. Z. +. Pringle.
Fred McMullen left Tuesday for AS.
mond, n. ID where he has claim of
100 acres to look after this summer.
Mrs. b. L. Brayton and Mrs. b. Nc
Lain, of Lowell, visited Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Bullock the latter part of las: week.
Leon McMaDn's left Wednesday fol
Chicago to visit his mother for a few
days and at the same time avail himsel
of the opportunity TO witness a CRANE
opera.
Rev. II. I. Gafiin, of Spring Arbor
is in Alma this week making some i'm
provements on his house and lot. 1t i
expected that Rev Gaffiu will occup,
the pulpit of the +. NJ church on Sun
day next.
p. 7 BanghaIt wishes to ANNOUNCE
that his meat market is now equipped
second to none in central Michigan ant
that in consequence he can supply hi
customers with better meats than ever
and accommodate all who come.
Mrs A b. Foster, sister of j. j
Booth, of this place, who has been will
Prof and Mrs. VIM. Booth at Cortland
n. Y. during the past few months, came
the latter part of last week to make al
extended visit at the home of he
brother
r. s Brown, former student OF the
college, asks us to change the address:
of his paper from Mansfield, Mich tc
Hibbing. Mimi, where he has accepted
the position of head chemist for th'
Corrigan g. Mckinney Co.'s iron mines
In Minnesota, taking charge of the
mines April 1st.
Geo. G. Taylor has resigned his posi-
ition at the Pere Marquette freight de
partment at this station and accepted
position in the creamery branch of tn,
Central Michigan Produce company
John Fatty is filling the vacancy at the
freight station caused by the resignation
of Mr.. Taylor.
The wind either blew the Ann Arboi
baggage and American Express 90. ;,
trucks across the tracks at the depot
last Monday night. or some miscrean
placed them there, with the result tina
during the night a through freight
ran into them, making kindling Woo
aud Junk out OF both trucks.