Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-03
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j. q. Bright spent Sunday in Saginaw
Buy your spring hats of M. 81 j
Lamborn
q. w. Weeks, of Bedding, was in Alma
Saturday.
E. G.. Bahlke was home from Lansing
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. II. Lancashire was in Grand
Rapids Friday.
Mrs. A. J. Hall returned from Char.
lotte Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Fuller spent Sun.
day in Ithaca.
Miss Mertha Peters returned to De.
trcit Saturday.
Miss Lizzy Gaffney returned from
Bedding Monday.
w. g. Vilet was in Detroit the latter
part of last week.
George Walker, of Midland, was in
Alma over Sunday.
p G.. Walker was home from Big
Rapids over Sunday.
New line of hardware at G.. Z. Lat.
liners Corner Bazaar. .
Miss Lou Anna Baker returned to
her home in Midland Monday.
New up-to date dress goods are
arriving every day at Vermeulen's. =
A. J. Foster went to Williamson
Wednesday on short business trip.
Chas. Myers, and son, George, were
in Coral Monday looking after horses.
Miss Alta Wilson is spending the week
with friends in Ypsilanti and Owosso.
l. M. Carpenter left Saturday for
Springfield, Mo-. on short business trip
Mrs. A. j. Foster left Wednesday for
Chesaning for short visit with rAla.
tives.
All the new novelties in street wear
at Mrs. w. I. Davies Opening days
today and tomorrow.
DR.. F. G. dip has a good upright pi.
ano, used less than six months, that he
offers for sale at a bargain.
e. S. Young was called to Kingston,
Gan. Monday. by telegram announc.
ing the death Of his father.
Simon Fink, who has been spending
the winter with his son in New York
City, returned home last Friday.
Mr. Green, the we'll known piano
tuner Of Grand Rapids, is in town for
few days. Leave orders at Losey's
jewelry store
Mrs. Bivins invites inspection of her
beautiful display of the latest modes and
fashions in spring and summer millinery
for the ladies'.
Work on the Alma Manufacturing
Company's plant commenced Monday
morning under the supervision OF Henry
Green, of Grand Rapids.
John Durham, who has been spending
the winter in Fenton, returned 10 Alma
Saturday. Mr.. S. Durham expects to re-
turn the first of the week.
Do not forget Friday. April 10, when
you can see the old reliable specialist,
DR. Munich, at Hotel Arcadia. Call on
him if not in perfect health.
II l.. Nelson left Monday on weeks
trip overland to Carson City, St. Johns
and Saginaw on business connected with
the Central Michigan Produce 90.
O. o. Trask, of Springfield, Ill, was
in Alma last Friday and Saturday at
tending the meeting of the Michigan
Independent Telephone Construction
Co.
The Union Telephone company has
its free service between
Alma, Ithaca and st. Louis and will
hereafter charge toll rate OF ten cents
for all business between these places.
VIM. Kuhlman went to Ann Arbor
the latter part OF last week to be present
at the operation o his son, Earl, for
which we understand was
performed very successfully at the U. |
Of NJ. hospital on Monday.
The ladies OF the w. r. O. will serve
an Easter supper in their hall on Friday
evening, April 10, commencing at 5 100
,'clock and continuing until all are
'erved. Eggs served in all styles.
supper, 10 cents.
j. l.. Wilson, who has had charge OF
Chandler & Co.'s branch produce
tation at Bedding during the past year,
las accepted position with the com.
'any at their headquarters in Detroit,
It a salary of $40 per month.
A number Of the firemen met at the
lsll last Friday night and presented
J b. Campbell with handsome silver
obacco jar. in view of the fact that Mr..
)smpbell had resigned from the depart.
nent on account OF his leaving for
)wosso.
Q. M. Wellman has resigned his posi-.
on with the Stockbridge Elevator I
ompany and left on Wednesday for {
lowell where he will remain short {
me and then will accept position on {
ne road with the Ionia Gasoline Engine
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V. ID. Ravens has sold his interest in r