Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-05
o. +. Lau went TO Ionia Monday.

See the bargains in trimmed hats at
Mrs. Bivins.
Chas. b. Warren, of Detroit. was in
Alma last Friday.
l. n. Shepherd, of Shepherd, was in
Alma last Saturday.
Mr.. T. A. Ely visited relatives in
Breckenridge Tuesday.
Lewis Smith is recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever.
John d. Spinney was in Bedding Mon
day night and Tuesday.
Earl Stanard visited friends in REESE
over Sunday and Monday.
T. A. Ely was in Wheeler Tuesday on
poor commissioner business.
Mrs. Eva Axtell, of Petoskey, came
Tuesday for short visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thornton. of Mar.
ion, visited relatives in Alma over Sun.
day.
Mrs. w. T. Davies is Offering all
trimmed hats at reduced prices for few
days.
j. s. Rowell went to Grand Rapids
last Saturday for short visit with rela.
tives.
Mr. and Mrs j. Durham, of Elsie,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rollin, over
Sunday.
J. p. Hanson, of Jackson. spent Sun
day in Alma with his brother, w. l..
Hanson.
The Misses Arthur, OF Perry, spent
Sunday in Alma with their aunt, Mrs.
John Greig.
All new hats for commencement at
M. 81 j. Lamborn's. Good assortment
from 81 up.
Rev Geo. A Hill left last Saturday
for Rochester, Ind, where has accepted
call to preach.
DR.. O. b McCandless and w. W.
Klnch were in Breckenridge the latter
part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Button, Of Tole.
do, visited relatives in Alma Saturday
and over Sunday
Mrs. Lee Smith of Grand Rapids,
visited her sister MRS. w. L. Davies, on
Friday of last week.
Miss Kate Baumgarten, student Of
the Mt. Pleasant Normal school, visited
her mother at this place over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fuller, OF Ash
ley, spent Sunday In Alma with Mr..
Fuller's brother, ]. E. Fuller, and wife.
L. A. Ely, OF Dayton, o., was in Alma
last Saturday visiting relatives and
shaking hands with old acquaintance.
jay NJ. Blakeslee, of Traverse City,
was in Alma Tuesday between trains on
his way home from visit with relatives
and friends in st. Louis.
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Pleasant were in Alma the latter part
of last week They expect to return here
TO live in short time
Miss Jessie March went TO Muir last
Saturday for a short visit with friends
and TO attend the commencement of the
high school at that place.
Avoid contagion by using Rockingham
milk and cream. Put up by the most
sanitary and up to-date methods. For
sale by The Hayt & Pierce Co.
PHI Walker and Chas. Murphy, who
are taking a course in pharmacy at the
Ferris school in Big Rapids, were home
Memorial Day and over Sunday.
Chas. r. Maddox, of Chicago, u. s.
inspector Of textile fabrics, was in Alma
last Saturday looking over the Alma
wooden mill with a new view of pur-
chasing it.
Jay Hicks, the popular bootblack of
Alma, wishes 10 announce that he had
lowered the price Of shines from ten to
five cents. The quality will remain the
same as heretofore.
Rev. j. Ii. Eichbaum, who was home
with his family few days last week,
returned to his charge at Wayne, Friday
last. He expects to move his family there
as soon as school closes.
81 have listened with great pleasure
to Miss Hills readings. She is
talented and lovely woman. winning the
respect and love of all who hear her. -
Gov. VIM. II. Stone, Penn
Quite a number from Alma went to
Saginaw Saturday to witness the Fore
paugh 81 Sells Bros. circus. A special
train was run as far as this place for the
return, leaving Saginaw at $3.50 p. m.
O. f. Renner put in eight acres OF
sugar beets this spring, nearly all OF
which were destroyed by wire worms
and he has been obliged to recultivate
the ground and will put in beans in the
place of beets.
THE versatility displayed by Miss
Hill the ease with which she handles her
subjects, be they grave or gay, show an
amount Of talent which make her fore.
most in her profession. "-Asherville IN.
. } Gazette.
The Hayt g. Pierce Co. are at the front
again this year with the famous Rock
ingham cream. Can also furnish milk
from the same dairy, which is without
doubt the cleanest, neatest and most
sanitary in the county. =
"Zurita," Mexican dance, composed
by Herbert q Pulfrey, of this place, is
fresh from the hands of the printer.
The composition is very catchy and
ranks well up with several other popular
piano selection that Mr.. Pulfrey has
composed.
A. w. Brock, buyer for the Central
Michigan Produce o., purchased of @.
w Ellis on Wednesday Of this week,
what is considered the finest load OF
wool brought into Alma this season.
The purchase price was q cents per
pound
About twenty-five members Of III. N