Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-03-06
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Giant Quartet,
Alma opera house.
Saturday night, March T.
VIM. Howe was in Ithaca Monday.
l, S. Fink spent Sunday in Detroit.
Village election takes place Tuesday.
A. w. Brock was in Shepherd Mon.
day.
Miss Rose Marvin spent Sunday in
Shepherd.
When you want clover seed, call on
l.. n. Baker.
Mrs. E. A. Bivins visited relatives in
Ithaca Tuesday.
Ii you do not register Saturday Won
lose your vote Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Lancashire was home
from Detroit over Sunday.
Mrs. II. l.. Nelson, of Ithaca, spent
Sunday in Alma with her husband.
Mrs. Percy T. Dudley, CT Howell,
spent Sunday in Alma with her husband.
Mrs. Julia Smith, of Grand Rapids. 10
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bart Miller.
Parties wishing sewing machine
needles should call on d. V. Hubbell.
second house north of Adventist
church.
Mrs. h. Wimple has returned from her
visit with friends in Shepherd and other
places.
Rep. Holmes was home from Lansing
the last two days of last week and over
Sunday.
Sen. Q. II. LaFlamboy, of McBridss, |
was in Alma Saturday night and the
first of the week.
Mrs. w. ID. Strong, of Riverdale,
spent Sunday in Alma with her daught.
er, Mrs CARTS Brown.
Lawrence Ellison spent Sunday in Mt.
Pleasant with Mrs. Ellison, who is visit.
ing her sister and father.
A. |. Butterfeld went &c Greenville
Monday where he is relieving the Pere
Marquette agent this week.
Mrs. Omer Dallas, who has been visit.
ing relatives in Canada for a few weeks.
returned to Alma Monday night.
The continued low prices at the Yer.
meulen sale is doing the business. The
large stock is being disposed of fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hall were called
20 Charlotte the latter part of last week ,
by the illness of Mrs. Halls mother.
Miss Winnie Teeven returned from ,
Grand Rapids Monday night and has
resumed her duties in the postoffice. ,
lfyou wish to secure some of the bar
gains at the Vermeulen sale you should I
10 1t at once, as it will last only short
time longer
Ihos. Granger and Jasper Nevins left |
tuesday morning for Oklahoma City, 7
oklahoma, where they expect to make 4
heir future homes.
Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Grigsby, of b
lt. Pleasant, have been spending tina i,
week with Mrs. Grigsby's parents, Mr.. I
nd Mrs. f. p Caldwell. h
Word has been received from l.. II.
iayt, who left here two week ago for Il
california, to the effect that he was ii
ute Ill as result of the journey. n
A. h. Mckinney has leased the f. O.
lontigel residence on Woodworth.ave.
nd expects to move into the same as W
ION as Mr.. Montigel moves onto his NJ
Irm. 7,
Arthur w. Brock, Jr., will return to TO
lima In a short time and assume charge A
b. 5. Webb's drug store. Mr.. Brock
at present employed as pharmacist in st,
drug store in Muir. ri
The Record Office will receive dates he
q. +. Chandler, the big aucnoneer. N.
Butternut. He has a big voice as tn,
Ill as big physique and can sell
from a kettle to farm. ths
Ougal McCallum is advertising an 9e'
,tion sale on his farm one half mile
tn of Vestaburg on Monday, March W.
!, commencing at ten o'clock a. M, se'
ii G. f. Chandler as auctioneer. The ~.
s were printed at this office.
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dispatch from st. Louis to the a.,
roit Journal on Monday last states ,ha
the contract for building the sugar or, q
ory at that place has been re let to mo,
IL. Dyer & Co., of Cleveland, the wi,,
ional Construction Co., of Detroit, A
ing thrown it up. 70 =
I'm. Clark located bee tree near his day
a north OF Alma in Pine River town. the
/, and one day last week he took enor
efrom 30 pounds of fine honey. lie will
left about go pounds of the honey the
Ie log with the bees. IL
lis have been printed at this office fort
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