Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-17

LIN. Baker was in Saginaw Thursday.
Street hats from 81 up at Mrs. Davies
ID. V. Hubbell was in Stanton Wednes-
day.
Street hat from 50 cents to o. at Mrs.
Bivins.'
A. o. Davis was in Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday.
DIR. N. f. McClinton was in Ann.Ar-
Dor Wednesday.
The Kentucky tailors will be at Yer.
meulen's April %.
Miss Ida Coleman has been quite i'll
during the past.week.
O. l.. Elsler, of st. Johns, visited II.
G.. Pulfrey Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Wise visited her parents
in Lake George over Sunday.
Mrs. Il. A. Moore, of Saginaw, visited
Mrs. G. A. Hicks on Thursday.
Chas. Manchester, Of Ashley, has been
granted pension of SIT per month.
DIR. J. II. Lancashire and family re
turned from New York Tuesday night.
The st. Louis board OF trade will hold
banquet on the evening of April 23rd.
J. w. Tracy was in st. Louis Wednes-
day installing "A gasoline lighting plant.
Notice the styles and get the prices on
dress hats NJ. a. j. Lamborn are offer
ing.
Rev. Jay Olizbe, attended the meeting
OF the Presbytery in Saginaw Wednes-
day.
Ladies, don't fail to see those beauti.
full new silk cloaks and jackets at +. Il.
Pollaskys
Rev w. X. Spencer attended the
meeting of the Presbytery in Saginaw
this week
w. T.. Scranton 81 Co. have had new
awnings placed in front of their igro-
Gerry store.
A. Satornik, formerly chemist at the
sugar factory, is visiting friends in town
for few days.
w. o. Brigham. of Toledo, travelling
auditor of the Ann Arbor, was.in Alma
I MOuuhy ulRut.
w. II. Winchell. of st. Louis. NMo.,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Winchell, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CT. Path, of Howard
City, visited their daughter. Mrs. Eugene
belong, the first of the week
Mrs. J. w Mcleod, OF Cheboygan.
has been visiting friends in Alma and
Elm Hall during the past week
II. l.. Abel, of Charlotte, an eXper-
fenced shoe salesman, is employed in
the shoe department at +. +. Pollasky's.
Mrs. II +. Thompson, who was called
to New Jersey on account of the death
of her mother, returned home last Fri
day.
l.. O. Cohoon returned from California
Monday night, Mrs. Cohoon remaining
there. Mr.. Cohoon expects to return III
a short time
Mrs. L. f. Pringle, who has been
quite i'll for the past few weeks, is re-
ported as improving as rapidly as could
be expected.
f +. Pollasky has added the Detroit
Safety Incandescent lighting system to
the equipment of his stores, J. w.
Tracy, the local agent, installing the
plant.
Geo. White and Chas. Williams have
formed partnership for the purpose of
building cement walks and expect ia
commence work as soon as the season
opens up.
Mrs. Rachael Gee and daughter, Mrs.
Edward Hannah, left Thursday for
golden wedding of Mrs. Gees sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Densmore
b. Forquer, Alma's bicycle dealer,
has an adj in The Record this week in
which he calls attention to the different
lines OF wheels he is Offering for sale
Repairing is one Of Mr.. Forquer's spe.
cialties.
A. Z. Garfield of Glare secretary OF
the state firemens association, was in
Alma last Saturday night for the pur
pose Of comforting with the committee
of firemen regarding the convention t
beheld here June II and -.
Prof. II. A. Milliken furnished the or
chestra for the rending of the oratorio
Haydn's "Creation," by the music de-
partment of the Mt. Pleasant normal
last Wednesday, Lester Sharp and bud.
ley Tinker Of this place, assisting.
The attention Of the readers of The
Record is called 60 the advertisement OF
b. w. Ellison in this issue. Mr.. Eli.
son has contracted for regular space dur.
ing the ensuing year and will undoubted
ly call your attention TO the advantages
of buying your groceries at his store.
Chas. Hutchings, V. M. Wilson and
Benjamin Garter, expect to leave OF
Wednesday Of next week for st. Louis
Mo, where they will work at theil
trade on the exposition buildings. They