Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-05-08
Old papers for sale at this office.

day.
DR.. j. Ii. Lancashire went to Ohicag,
Wednesday.
M. f. Burkhead was inEO wosse
Wednesday.
Miss Edna Schwartz visited lin St
Louis Tuesday.
Special sale on ladies' Oxfords at Yer.
meulen's Saturday.
Mrs. N. p. Smith returned homelfrom
Ithaca Wednesday night.
Mrs. Nellie Simons, of Mt. Pleasant,
is visiting Mrs. o. f. Renner.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Tracy on
Wednesday OF this week, girl.
Gar liner CLARK and Chas. Schreff
were in Mt Pleasant Wednesday.
Brig. Gen. w. II. LOOMS, of Grand
Rapids, was in Alma Wednesday.
j. S. Crosby, of GreeDville, visited
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Myers onl Monday.
Miss Marie McNut, spent severapdays
last week with friends in Grand Rapids.
Miss Iva Pulfrey left Wednesday for
few days visit with friends in St.
Johns
Wanted, 100000 pounds of wool at
highest market prices, by. f IL. Pol.
lasky.
Vermeulen will conduct a special sale
on all millinery for one day Saturday
of this week
Trimmed hats are the demand now
-. q j. Lamborn have a special line
from 81 to 50.
Mesdames A. L. WaRstaff, f Brew.
baker and George Sharrar were in Sagi.
nav Tuesday.
u. ii. Aydelotte, travelling immigra-
ton agent of the Union Pacific railroad,
was in Alma Tuesday.
p. II. Bruske, of Detroit, visited his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. +. Bruske,
"Wednesday and Thursday.
All the new shapes in dress hats rang.
ing in price from 81 to $50 are now on
display at Mrs. w. 7. Davies
A ten dollar sofa pillow will be given
away by the Kelly Merry Makers at
the opera house Saturday night.
DR.. F. G.. dip was confined to the
house for few days the latter part of
last week and the first of this with ton.
silitis.
A few more Of those maps OF Michigan
still left at this office for those sub.
scribers who wish to pay one year in
advance.
The sanitarium park will be formally
opened to the publicl for this season to.
night. The band will furnish music for
the occasion.
Lawrence Ellison has purchased the
VIM. Orr house, corner of Superior and
Park-sts., and moved into the same the
first Of the week
A. w. Brock is buying wool for the
Central Michigan Produce %. and pay.
ing the highest market price. See him
before you sell your wool
Truman Richmond has purchased the
Mrs. +. Wimple property at the corner
of Walnut and River.sts. He expects
to move into town this coming fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Shafer, OF Mt. Plea.
SAINT, have issued cards announcing the |
of their daughter, Hattie. to
Delon Fleming on Monday, May 18th.
Frank Downs has resigned as messen-
ger boy at the union depot and will
raise sugar beets this summer Guy
Iongwer has taken his place at the
lepot.
The big double Stetson's Uncle Toms
Cabin %. that is billed for the opera
house, Friday, May 10, carries Il head
II live stock, and gives mamoth
treet parade at noon.
Revs. g. l.. Wood and f. E. Stewart
desdames Melvin Oruson, Chas. Allen,
q Purvis and Miss Coral Wood at
ended the district missionary meeting
II the U. b. church in Middleton
Wednesday.
A party OF seven, consisting of Howard .
Willard, &. +. Renner, Jas. Bissell. NJ.
:. Rice, Ralph Arnold and, o. Wiley .
nd wife, left Alma the first of the .
Teek for the far west, some to seek
ONES in Washington and Oregon and /.
theirs to visit in various places in those .
tates and California The party left :
ere in charge of G.. II. Aydelotte. q.
-aveling immigration agent Of the :
Tnion Pacific. &
Prof. Albert j. Damn, superintendent
the Lake Odessa schools and member
the county board of school examiners :
'r Ionia county, was in Alma Tuesday }
nd Wednesday looking over the schools
nd the town. Prof. Damn has made
'plication for the position of superin.
ndent OF the Alma schools and ex.
'esses himself as highly pleased with
IT village and that he would like very
UGH to come here TO live should the
hool board consider his application
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