Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-10

| A. d. Hall was In Mcbaln tuesday.
| Under Sheriff Button was in Cadillac
Tuesday.
Gall and see Mrs. Davies s1.O0 to 81 90
hats.
Mrs. A. X Mckinney was in Saginaw
Thursday.
David Ouvrell was in Rosebush
! Wednesday.
E. Roys, of Farwell. was in Alma
Wednesday
n. Nj. Lsrkin is in Howell for a few
days this week.
Easter supper in the w. II. G. hall to.
night. Price 10 cents.
"Uncle" George Bahlke is still quite
i'll and confined TO his bed.
Mrs L. A. Sharp visited her daughter,
Nelma, In Detroit this week.
Mrs. l.. N. Baker left Thursday for a
visit with relatives In Midland.
Good western dry corn 80 cents per
bushel at the Alma Roller Mills.
Mrs. j. L. Wilson, OF Bedding, is Wis.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Wilson.
Ii you want an up to- date street hat,
call and look Mrs. Davies line over. -
Mrs T. }. Lyon visited friends in
Middleton the latter part of last week.
DR.. O. b. McCaudless was called east
on ten days business trip n Thursday.
Fred Talmage. of Saginaw, was in
Alma Thursday purchasing few horses.
The Alma Roller Mill is selling good
western dry corn for so cents per
bushel
Exquisite and dainty CONNECTIONS in
millinery for Easter on display at Mrs.
Bivins.'
Harry Ohivers is drilling well for
the Central Michigan Produce 90. at the
cold storage site.
Mrs. j. +. Fuller was in Breckenridge
the first Of the. week on work for the
Royal Neighbors.
L. f. Snyder was called to Detroit
Tuesday by message stating that his
sister was seriously Ill.
Miss Maybelle Schultz. of Middleton,
visited Mr. ana Mrs. Il. A Diamond the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. |. T. Mills, who has been visit
ing in Petoskey for the past few weeks.
returned home the latter part OF last
week.
Work is being hustled along at a fast
rate at the cold storage aud Alma
Manufacturing company's sites east of
town.
Perry and Frank Grover. who were
spending their spring vacation at home,
returned TO their studies at NJ. A. o.
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Whyland. who has been
visiting her son, l.. A Sharp, during the
Lee o.
Albany, y. Y.
The bridge crossing the river on Su-
perior st. Is badly in need of repairs
and in its present condition Is exceed
ingly dangerous.
Vernard Toole and Mrs. Vella Lewis,
both Of this place, were married by
Justice Chadwick at his residence, on
Monday evening of this week.
Merchants are contracting for liberal
amounts of space in The Record for adj
vertising purposes this spring. The Re-
cord has been proven business puller.
Otto Blair, son Of L. j. Blair. of Elm
Hall, passed through Alma Monday
night on his way TO Butte. Mont where
he expects 10 take charge or his uncle's
stock ranch.
Work at the Central Michigan Pro.
duoe Co = temporary storage building
was for time discontinued on Tuesday
by the breaking of one of the beams in
70 the second floor.
Mrs. VIM. Burkhart and Miss Grace
Forton, of Benton Harbor, who are Wis.
iting their sister, Mrs Seth Tubbs, went
TO Saginaw Thursday for a few days
visit with relatives IN that city.
The new band serenaded our streets
on Wednesday evening, furnishing some
very excellent music 1t hardly seems
creditable that the boys could have be.
come 80 proficient in the length of time
they have been at work.
Wright q Doan shipped carload OF
fat cattle east last week Mat weighed
1885 pounds There were IA head in the
car and $l07 per head was realized by
the sale. This is thought to be the
largest carload Of cattle ever shipped
out of Michigan.
The death of A. Whitbeck occurred
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. O. X.
Rock well in Pine River on Thursday Of
last week. The funeral was held at the
Elwell church on Friday and the remains
Inferred in Riverside cemetery. The
deceased was "a years OF age.
"Charles Elary Ingersoll, arrived by
stork at 1880 q. m. April 4. 1908. Mr..
and Mrs. @. B. Ingersoll," is the way a
card was printed at this office announc-
ing the birth OF a ten and one-half pound
boy to Mr. aud Mrs. Ingersoll on Sat-
urdayp last week. Needless to remark
that Mr. Ingersoll is beaming pleasantly
on everyone.
At the meeting of the council last
Tuesday night, notice was given that at
the next meeting an amendment would
be introduced TO Ordinance No. 10, re
lative to the organization and mainten-
ance of the fire department. The amend
ment is for the purpose OF reorganizing
the department on different plan now
that it is equipped with team and !
wagon.
Mrs. Almira Pickett, former resi-
dent of Alma, died in Albion. where she
has been living with friends for some
time, on Wednesday of last week. and