Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-03
Jas. Stevens was in st. Johns. Wednes.

JAS. stevens was In st. Johns. Wednes'
day.
Don't miss the bargins at the Corner
Bazaar. q
Henry MCNAMARA was in Saginaw
Wednesday.
Mrs. IL. j. Vermeulen was in Saginaw
Wednesday
Mrs. b. w. McKibbon is visiting in
Bedding this week.
VIM. Howe went to Lansing Tuesday
on short business trip.
Miss Jessie friedrich visited friends
In Mt Pleasant. this week.
Mrs Lulu Wilson visited relatives in
Breckenridge over Sunday.
Mrs. q. L. Wilson visited her sister
In Breckenridge over Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie A. Brown is visiting her
sister in WILLIAMSON this week.
Master Louis Curtiss, of Belding,
spent Sunday with Ralph Kernen.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. b. Quick, of South
Lyons, are visiting relatives IN Alma.
The best shoes in the world are be-
ing received each day at Vermeulen's.
Miss Margaret Battle, of Mt. Pleasant,
visited Miss Sarah Mcnamara this week
Miss Georgia Milliner. of Big Rapids,
visited MIR. and Mrs. Ely Brewbaker
over Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Mosher left Wednes-
day for two weeks visit. with relatives
in Mathewson.
Mrs. A. l.. Mulholland left Wednes.
day for two weeks visi. with friends
in Grand Rapids
Annual Easter bazaar by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church in the church
parlors next Wednesday.
Mrs. 5. Ii. Loveland, who has been
spending the winter in Grand Rapids,
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. b. Downie and Miss Marium
Downie, of Elsie, visited at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rollin this
week.
Get your supper at the annual Easter
bazaar given by the ladies Of the Pres.
byterian church at their parlors next
Wednesday night.
Congressman A. B. Darragh was in
Alma Saturday on his way to Battle
Greek where Mrs. Darragh is taking
treatment at the sanitarium.
The ladies Of Alma are reminded that
Mrs. w. 7. Davies millinery opening
occurs today and tomorrow. A full
line OF pattern and trimmed hats.
Mrs M. y. Bright, who spent few
days with her son, j. c. Bright, the
latter part OF last week and over Sun.
day, left Tuesday for a short visit in
Toledo.
p. I. Banghart is having the interior
of his meat market reprinted and
papered throughout, the woodwork be-
ing grained in the natural wood. J. II. |
Vought is doing the work.
The little nine weeks old child of Mr.. !
and Mrs. o. A. Bullock died last Tues
day night after lingering illness. The |
remains were taken to Cedar Springs
Ahursuay morning Tor burial
The Alma bowling alleys are no more.
Mr.. Wilbur having moved them to
Howell, where he has entered into
partnership with l. Gorsline and the
two will conduct them at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright left the
latter Part Of last week on ten days
trip TO Kansas City and points in Texas
for the purpose of looking over Mr..
Wrights property at those places.
Otto Sanderhooff, of this place, has
been appointed quartermaster. ser.
geant on the staff of w. S. Coye, of
Grand Rapids, major OF the First Ba.
tallion of the Second Regiment L. Il X.
of p.
Articles of both useful and fancy de.
sign will be offered for.sale at the an.
nual Easter bazaar by the ladies OF the
Presbyterian church in the church par.
Tors next Wednesday. Supper com.
mences at 80.
Jas. Stevens has purchased the in
terests Of w w. Ferris in the livery
formerly conducted by Stevens e. Ferris,
and informs The Record that he expects .
to add considerably to the equipment
of the barn during the coming season.
Word was received here last Satur. .
lay that the mother Of Miss s b. |,
Marsh had died that morningI at hsr
nome in Charlotte Miss Marsh has :;
he sympathy Of the pupils and teachers
" the schools, as well as her many
riends, in her bereavement.
NJ. 81 J Lamborn invite their friends
o attend their Easter opening on
tuesday and Wednesday Of next week.
Z you are not among them, they
invite you anyway. They want to get
cquainted with you. Up.to- date
for your inspection }
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