Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-05-22
All the new shapes at Mrs. Bivins.'

All the new shapes at Mrs. Bivins.'
q. w. Ainslsy was in Ionia Wedues.
day
Ginger ale, cool and invigorating, at
Sharrar & Mulholland's.
l.. S. Bagley went to Detroit Tuesday
to attend the May festival.
The band will give their weekly open
air concert on the streets tonight.
Mrs. O. A. Hood, of Bay City, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Louis Kinch, this
week.
The butter made by II. I. Woodward
will hereafter be on sale at l.. N .
Bakers grocery store.
A. d. Hallock was in Alma, Monday
experimenting the shipping of the fam.
ily's household goods to Detroit
b. d. Clement, who is at present en-
ployed at Cleveland, o., came home the
latter part Of last week to remain for a
short time.
Misses Bertha Wagner and Anna
Hamilton, Of Mt. Pleasant, visited Miss
Daisy Skillman at the home of her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Demuth, this week.
AT l.. Stevens furniture store for
a short time, number Of valuable pic
lures painted by the late DR.. l.. S.
Stevens, will be offered for sale.
Mrs. VIM. Whitmomb and daughter,
Winnie, Of Charlotte have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Q. Latimer and other
relatives for few days during the past
week.
The members Of the w. r. O. request
those who wish to donate flowers for
Decoration Day to please take them to
the w Il. Q. hall on Friday afternoon,
May 29th.
The captain of Edelweiss %. No. 4,
L. Il. X. of p, received check for $40
the first of the week, that being the
amount of prize money due the company
as the result of their trip to Saginaw.
Herbert Anderson has resigned as
porter at the Wright House, expecting
10 leave for the northern resorts in
short time. Geo Langdon is the new
porter in the place of Mr.. Anderson.
l.. d. Hallock is not engaged in the
grocery business in Detroit as an.
nounced last week, but is running re.
tail automobile store His son, A. ID.
Hallock, has engaged in the grocery
business
Rev. w. X. Spencer, d. D., and Rev.
Jay Clizbe, d. D.. were in Mt. Pleasant
Tuesday assisting in the installation of
Rev. Maurice Grigsby as pastor of the
Presby terian church OF that place. DIR.
Spencer had charge Of the services.
A petition was circulated in Alma the
first Of the week by Prof. Harper, of the
college, asking the legislature to pass
bill TO create biological survey OF the
state of Michigan. The petition was
signed by nearly everyone TO whom pre-.
scented.
The board of review OF Arcadia town.
ship will meet at the Office Of Francis
Palmer in the Pollasky block on Mon.
day and Tuesday. May 20 and 20, to re.
ceive protests TO assessments made in
the township.
+. w. Brown reports that the business
OF the Central Michigan Produce com.
pany is increasing every day. Eggs are
conf ng in fast and new customers at the
rate of from two to fifteen day are re-
porting for the creamery department,
while wool is being marketed rapidly.
Mrs. Henry o. Hall. of Hudson, su-
preme junior OF the Rathbone Sisters,
accompanied Mrs. A. b. Scattergood
home from Saginaw last Friday and re.
NAMED as her guest until Thursday
morning. She visited the local temple
OF the Rathbone Sisters Wednesday
evening.
A good sized audience greeted Stet.
sons Uncle Toms Cabin at the opera
house last Friday night. Stetson's is
undoubtedly one of the best Uncle Tom
companies on the road, the street parade,
music and the performance being far
ahead Of any like attraction ever appear.
ing here before.