Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-29
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Vicinity
New street hats at Landlords.

"A.
st. Louis.
Mrs. J. w. Glass was in Saginaw
Tuesday.
New line of street hats from 81 90 up at
Mrs. w. L. Davies.
A. w. Brock will pay you the highest
price for your wool.
A $3.50 trap for sale at s75. Enquire
OF Mrs II. j. Vermeulen.
M. Pollasky's residence is being wired
for electric lights this week.
Miss Kate Carpenter visited friends in
Saginaw the first OF the week.
Be sure to attend the ball game Mon
day. Detroit Medics vs.. Alma.
J. Il. McCarty went to Worthwhile
Tuesday on short business trip.
Fine photos only $l.00 per dozen at
the photo tent in Alma, until May 10th
only.
Jesse Lichtenauer, of Greenville, spent
Sunday with his brother, Max Lichte-
nauer.
When you sell your wool, see A. w.
Brock. He is paying the highest mar
ket price.
Miss Mile Tucker, Of Morris, spent
Sunday and the first OF the week with
her parents in Alma.
+. E Pollasky is in the market for
wool, for which he is paying the highest
market price in Michigan.
1t is expected that the milk ordinance
test case will come up for trial during
this term of circuit court.
A large line of man tailored tan covert
jackets IN all the snappy new styles just
received at +. +. Pollasky's.
Miss Lancashire returned home from
a few weeks visit with friends in De-
troit on Monday OF this week.
The Detroit Medical College plays the
Alma College team at this place on
Monday next. Game called at 400.
The interior Of the State Savings
Bank building is being reprinted this
week and new steel ceiling put on.
Geo. II Babcock has entered the en-
ploy OF Sharrar q Mulholland and will
| have charge OF the soda fountain during
the coming season.
Mrs. Nora Knight, OF Toledo, is visit
ing her uncle, NJ. + Fisher. This Is the
first time in over fifty years that they
/ have seen each other.
J. Il. Elwco 4, who has teen visiting
his niece, Mia. @. +. Brown, during
the past winter, left Tuesday for his
home in Dundee, n. Y.
| Melvin Babccck, who has been visit
| ing his parents, MIR. and Mrs. |. l.. Bah
cock, during the past week, returned to
his home in Decatur, Ind, Tuesday.
On Saturday, April Goth, another sale
of linen collars and fresh baklngs will
be held by the ladies Of st. john church
in the vacant store west of Smith &
Glass
Tom Pringle and +. J. Emmer re
turned from Chicago Wednesday where
they have been during the past week se
lecting the stock OF goods for their new
store.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Besbe left Tuesday
for Kalamazoo where they expect L
make their futute home, with their son
Clark Beetle, who went there a shor
time ego.
Setsons Uncle Toms Cabin Co. wa
greeted with a good house here las
Tuesday night. Uncle Tom is Away
sure to draw and Stetson has good com
pany every season.
Mrs. B. j. Dolph, of Saginaw, will b.
at Mrs. j. &. Bright's art needle worl
parlors on Tuesday and Wednesday o
next week with complete line OF art
list Model corsets.
@. n. Phelps, who as state agent FOL
the Empire cream separator, has had hi
office in Alma during the past year, lef
the latter part of last week for jackson
, where he will be located in the future
IL you are going to Detroit with the
Knights OF Pythias May 9th, secur
} your ticket in advance, or leave you
name with CARTS Brown at The Recor,
office. One fare for the round trip
good for three days.
r. Hinckle has sold his house and 10
in Alma 10 Joseph Drew and moved on
60 a farm near town. The papers ha
all been drawn up previous 70 the burn
ing OF the barn on the lot, but the trans
fer had not been completed.
A new supply of collars, handkel
, chiefs and linen damask, with a larg'
supply Of baked goods, will be on salt
by the ladies Of st. Johns church In tn
vacant store in the opera house bloc
ON Saturday, April 30.
Mrs. w. s. Turck and daughter, Lens
who have been spending the winter i
Dunedin, Fla, returned home Wednes
day of this weok. Mr.. Turck expect
to remain at ST. Andrews, Fla, 70
about ten days before he returns home
According to the latest reports of tn
condition Of j. b. Tucker, who wa
stricken with paralysis couple Of week
ago, is not much changed, although II
, stated that the doctors at the sanitariuu
: In st. Lonis still have hopes of his ult
> mate recovery.
4 Myrtle Johnston Tomlin, wife c
q George Tomlin, died at her residenc
i'm Sumner township on Monday of thi
week. Funeral was held at Sumne
village on Wednesday. Obituary motto
/, will be published in The Record mex
. week.
? Joel Ellison was called 60 Ludingto
last Saturday by the death of his grand
. child, the infant daughter OF Mr.. an
: Mrs. Jesse Ellison, and on Tuesda
: returned home accompanied by his so
: and wife aud her sister. Miss Lizzi
!. Keeswalter, who will remain here for
|. short time.
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