Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-03-27
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Pumps repaired at w. A. Howe's.
>. L.. Bennett was in Ithaca Wednes
Gay.
V. ID. Ravens was in Stanton Tuesday
night.
Prices talk at Latimer's Corner
Bazaar
Timothy seed for sale at l.. N.
Bake r's.
Fence posts and shingles for sale.
. Caple q Son.
Mrs. F. f. West is quite ill with
typhoid fever.
w. }. Padelford was home from Beld.
ing over Sunday.
The best rape seed on the market is
sold by l. N. Baker.
Remember the Republican caucus this
afternoon at 100 O'Clock.
Miss Lou Anna Baker, Of Midland. is
visiting her uncle l.. N Baker.
Q. +. Brown was in Owosso, st. Johns
and Detroit Tuesday and Wednesday.
Floyd Bair, OF McBain, visited his
sister, Miss Kate Bair, Wednesday night
Mrs. s. 8. Hudson, of Lowell, is Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs l.. j. Streggow.
Mrs. Theo w. Marsh left Tuesday for
Lansing for short visit with her mar
ents.
II. j. Nermeulen returned last Mon
day from his trip to New York and Chi.
cago.
Miss Rena Smedley, of Vernon, is
spending the week with Mrs. WI.
Scranton.
Sewing machine needles and repairs
at Hubbell's, first door west Of American
express office.
Miss Iva Church and Miss Freeda
Hough visited their cousin, Mrs. Vinton
Richards, Monday.
~ ncle High" Utey has the thanks
OF The Record force for very liberal
sample Of fine apples.
Mrs. T. NJ. Bartlett went to Flushing
on Saturday last for weeks visit with
her mother and sister.
Mrs. A. Whiting, of Ann Arbor, who
visited his daughter in Alma last week,
returned home Monday.
Miss Rena Bailey, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for the past two
weeks, is slowly improving.
Advertising is necessary to business
whether you believe in it or regard it as
an unnecessary expenditure.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Dudley went to
Howell Tuesday TO attend the funeral OF |
Judge Charles Fishbeck, of that place.
Mrs w. I. Davies invites the ladies
of Alma to attend her opening of spring
and summer millinery on Friday and
Saturday next.
Mrs. Alice Smith, of Ypsilanti, visited
Mrs Geo. Argent the latter part of last
week and the first of this returning
home Wednesday.
O. b. Ingersoll has completed the ex.
cavation for 20 by 30 foot addition TO
the rear of his book. The addition will
be one story with Easement.
Mrs. @. NJ. Scott, who has been visit.
ing in Bay City and Lansing during the
past two months. returned TO Alma 9
Tuesday and expects to remain a short
time.
The Modern Woodmen Of Alma will
give warm sugar social in the X. OF :
?. Hall on their next meeting night.
Thursday, April End, 1903. All in.
7ited. y
Mrs. 8. B. Marsh returned from :,
charlotte Wednesday night to remain
until the school vacation when she will
gain return to Charlotte to care for her .
mother. Q
Little Dorothy Schwartz has been ill A
his week with pneumonia. Mrs. II
was visiting in Detroit but a cl
elegram brought her home on Monday
D take care of the little one. .,
Miss Louise Gargett, who has been in
ute Ill with typhoid fever for the past to
ew weeks and under Christian Science OF
reatment, is now improving quite al
,pidly under the care of a trained nurse in
rom the sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Durham were in II
rand Rapids over Sunday to attend the So
neral of Mr.. Dunham's brother. John W
unham, formerly well known in Alma. re
he deceased has been i'll for some time FL
it'll consumption. to
q. b. Campbell has sold his house and 10
t on Waterst. to L. o. Wright. and W
,pects 20 leave with his family for
wosso the latter part Of this week W
r. Campbell has position with the Tn
rand Trunk railroad as painter. Gu
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