Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-05-29
Had a soda at Bivins a. Rhodes? .

s. b. Heron was in Saginaw Tues.
day.
Mrs. +. w. Blair returned to Lansing
Saturday.
Miss Rose Marvin spent Sunday in
Shepherd
]. M. Montigel was in Bay City the
first Of the week.
All % 50rugs for 81. 80 at Vermeulen's
for Saturday only.
VIM. Wilbur. Of Howell, spent Sun
day in Alma with relatives.
Bivins ~ Rhodes are sole agents in
Alma for Franke's ice cream.
Roland Baker. OF Charlotte, is visit
ing his cousin Miss Edna Cline.
All trimmed hats at reduced prices for
a few days at Mrs. Davies 81
r. L. Fuller, OF Ithaca, is..assisting his
brother, j. +. Fuller, in his harness
shop
Miss Lillian Prior, of Belding, was
the guest Of Miss Mile Tucker over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McMullen, OF
Cadillac, visited relatives in Alma last
Sunday.
Mrs J. +. Medler went to Chicago
last Saturday to attend the wedding OF
her niece.
Mrs. w. G. Vilet went to Bay City
last Saturday for short visit with
relatives
1t will pay to see the new and stylish
dress hats at M & j. Landlords Spe.
cial line from 81 up.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Hoard, OF South
Wheeler, visited at II. f. Thompson's
Monday of last week.
Remember you can get Franke's ice
, cream at no other place in Alma but at
Bivins & Rhodes.
Mrs. Geo. J. Thompson, OF Mt. Pleas.
ant, visited, her husbands parents
in Alma over Sunday.
, One of the best lines OF trimmed hats
, in town at Mrs. Bivins. One-fourth
? off on all street hats.
j. b. Tucker has traded his property
2 on Superior-st., near the college, for
property in Shepherd.
Mrs. Ella Lane and son, Harold, left
Monday for Harbor Springs. where they
: expect to remain during the summer.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Callihan left the
, first of the week for Helena, o., where
they expect to make their future home.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bassett, Of Shop
- Tod
relatives west of town few days this
week.
Try a. bottle Of the famous Rocking.
4, ham milk or cream. Pure, clean,
d, healthful. Sold only by The Hayt q
Pierce Co.
The Hayt & Pierce Co. have made ar.
:. Engagements with Wright & Sprague to
, handle their famous Rockingham milk
and cream.
Entire new planking has been put
down on the bridge at the foot Of State.
st. and several other needed repairs
made this week.
y Lilley & Harvey have the contract
for buildi new cement walks In front
o of the Holcomb block in st. Louis,
twelve fronts in all.
John Wallace and p. @. Faunce, both
of St. Louis, have been granted an in.
, crease of pension, the former to s. per
month and the latter $40
.. E. Davis, the piano tuner, is in the
city again on his regular business trip.
Orders left at Scattergood's jewelry
store will receive careful attention.
Editor f. G.. Welch, of the Glare
Sentinel, and wife, visited Mrs. Welch's
sister, Mrs. Frank Francisco, the
first Of the week, Mrs. WEIGH remaining
for few days while Mr. WEIGH went
to Lansing
The Hayt g. Pierce Co. are at the front
again this year with the famous Rock.
ingham cream. Can also furnish milk
from the same dairy, which is without
doubt the cleanest, neatest and most
> sanitary in the county. Z.
A. f. Rockwell, of Vsssar, who has
been engaged as superintendent of our
schools for next year, was in Alma last
Friday night and Saturday morning
making acquaintance among the
patrons of the school
A number of the Alma knights of
Pythias drove over TO st. Louis Wednes-
day night to assist the st. Louis menu
bers dedicate their new hall. Several
grand lodge officers were present, ban.
,
cellent time.
Miss Winnie Teeven entertained a
party OF ten at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Bart Miller, on Friday evening of
last week with Dutch lunch," in
honor of her friends, Miss Daisy Skill.
man, of Pittsburg, Pa, and Miss
Bertha Wagner, Of Mt. Pleasant.