Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-05-01

Old papers for sale at this office.
See NJ. and ]. Landlords 81. 90 hats. .
Gov. A. Il. Bliss was in Alma Thurs
day.
Mrs. Geo. Myers left Monday for Obi.
cago.
Ice cream soda Saturday at Bivins q
Rhodes.
Mrs. II. j. Vermeulen was in Saginaw
Tuesday.
N. J. Mccullough was in Bay City
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. A. Bahlke was in Saginaw
Saturday.
Soda fountain opens Saturday at Biv.
ins q Rhodes.
Mrs. L. Wimple returned home from
Shepherd Tuesday.
Lloyd Gilman is assisting at Sharrar
q Mulholland' this week.
N. M Larkins a. Go. have decided to
move their bazaar stock to Howell
Mrs O A. Brown went to Ashley
Tuesday TO visit sister who is quite i'll.
Mesdames l.. n. Church and Vint
Richards visited in st. Louis Wednes.
day.
Mesdames A. l.. Wagstaff and Bert
Woodward visited in st. Louis Wednes.
day.
Trimmed hats in all the newest styles
In great profusion are being shown at
Mrs. Davies.
Miss Gertrude Wooster, OF Durand, is
employed by the Union Telephone Co.
as stenographer.
An eight pound boy was born TO Mr..
and Mrs Frank Rowland, OF st. Louis,
on Friday of last week
Miss Csllie Huntly, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellicott
returned 10 her home in Ithaca Monday.
First-class dressmaking done by Miss
Matte Shook At the home OF Mrs. w. II.
Miner, over Thompson ~ Sanderhoff. .
Mrs. VIM. Burket, accompanied by
little Margaret Tubbs. left Wednesday
for a short visit in Saginaw and Detroit
A few more Of those maps OF Michigan
still left at this office for those sub.
scrbers who wish TO pay one year in
advance.
Ward Royce, who has been employed
in a machine shop at Hancock during
the past winter, is visiting his mother
for a short time.
A. w. Brock is buying wool for the
Central Michigan Produce 90. and pay.
ing the highest market price. See him
before you sell your wool.
The old cold storage building back Of
the postotfice block, formerly used by
The Hayt & Pierce Co., has been moved
onto lot in the north part of town.
G. S. Grigsby. of Chicago. brother
of Rev. Maurice Grigsby. we'll known
to Alma people, spent few days here
the latter part of last week.
The trout season opens today and it is
safe 10 say that every stream in Michigan
Astounding i'll the speckled beauties is
lined with enthusiastic sportsmen.
J. w. Tracy installed one of his gas
lighting plants at the Hotel Edwards and
at Latimer's bazaar this week, besides
selling new fifteen light machine to
ST. Louis parties.
Each one of the councilmen estab-
lished custom on Arbor day that their
Successors will be wise TO follow. They
planted row Of trees on the east side
of the village hall, terming 1t Council
Row."
The fremen have been obliged TO dis.
continue practise with the team this
week on account of one of the horses
being slightly injured while standing
in the stall last Tuesday.
AT the recent session Of the New Eng
land conference of the M. +. church,
Rev. Ralph L. Flewelling, Alma college
%, was appointed to Newton Center
church. one OF the most prominent in
the vicinity of Boston, paying salary
of $2400
AT a meeting of amateur sportsmen
interested in field and hunting dogs,
an organization to be known as the
Sportsmens Field club was organized in
Saginaw, the 10th day of last month
with over 20 members G.. Il. Thomp
son, of Alma, is one of the directors
As we go to press the Nelson case is
still on at Ithaca, the prosecution not
having their testimony all in, although
it was expected TO finish that side in the
case on Thursday. A large number OF
Alma people have been in attendance
all the week.