Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-22

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Tuesday.
See NJ. &. j. Landlords up-to-date
tailored hats.
DIR. Geo. f. Butler was in Chicago
over Sunday.
Miss Edna Schwartz returned home
from Saginaw Tuesday,
$3.50 trap for sale at $75. Enquire
Of Mrs. II. j. Vermeulen.
A. w. Wright was in Saginaw and
Detroit the first OF the week.
Rev. A. b. Bowman. Of Lakeview,
spent Tuesday night in Alma.
Carlyle Walker left last Saturday for
Muir where he has a position in m usic
store.
+. l.. Snyder the latter part OF last
week.
A. J. Hall has purchased the s. Nc
Kinney farm Of 40 acres two miles west
of Alma.
Robert Reakes and the Flying
Dutchman" were in Detroit the first OF
the week.
Mrs. II. J. Vermeulen went to Detroit
Tuesday for three weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. J. III. Lancashire and daughter,
Helen, went TO Detroit Tuesday for a
short stay.
A. l.. Page left Wednesday for Brit
ton, s. d, where he expects TO remain
during the summer.
Mrs. j. w. Ewing left Monday for St.
Louis NO., where she expects TO remain
during the summer.
Don't sell your wool until you have
had the highest market prices quoted
you by f. K. Pollasky.
=. G.. Walker left Monday for Pent-
water where he has accepted the manage
ment OF drug store.
Caleb Xix and Mrs. John Sims, OF
Williamson, are visiting their niece
Mrs. John ID. Spinney.
@. ii. Decker and son, Pearl, were in
Saginaw Tuesday where the latter is
having his eyes treated.
DR.. A. +. Bruske attended a meeting
OF the Saginaw Presbytery in Caro-
Tuesday and Wednesday.
K. G.. WEIGH, editor of the Glare Sem
tinel, and wife visited at the home of
Frank Francisco Tuesday.
+. l.. Pollasky is in the market for
wool, for which he is paying the highest
market price in Michigan.
j. II. Fowler and family left Tuesday
for Boswell City, l. T., where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
J. n. VanDyke, Michigan passenger
agent of the Burlington Route, was in
Alma the latter part OF last week
DR.. ID. II. Dokhof, of Grand Rapids
was the guest of JAS. 5. Lewis at the
Wright house on Friday night of last
week.
VIM. Lowell, of Sumner Center, ha.
purchased registered Berkshire brood
hog from the Lessiter Stock Farm al
Pontiac.
Louis Keith, of Portage, O., was in
over Sunday. Mr.. Keith expects &
] move here in short time.
w A. Ewing, Of Glenwood, Mimi.
, who has been visiting his brother, Prof
j. w Ewing. during the past six weeks
left Monday for st. Louis, Mo.
A Il. Fisher has signed a contrac
with the wholesale shoe firm OF Guth
man, Carpenter q Telling, of Chicago
as travelling salesman for another year
w. J. Cravens and w. G.. Gamble
who have been stopping at the SAM
tarium for several months, left las
Saturday for Madison, Ind. Mr.. Cravens
home.
Mrs. Gerte K. Hyler and two children
who have been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. III @. March, during the pas
two weeks, returned to their home in De
troit Thursday.
l. b. Wolfe wants good man L
work on his farm during the coming
summer. By good man he means on,
that is not afraid of doing full day
work.
Jas. s. Lewis went to Grand Rapid
last Saturday to meet his daughter from
New Orleans, who accompanied hin
. home Monday and will visit here for 9
few weeks.
Earl Lyon has recovered from his re
cent illness sufficiently to leave on Tues
day for short visit with relatives il
Merrill, from there he expects TO 20 {,
Jackson and visit for about three weeks
IA. L. Pratt has had his barber sho,
, reprinted, repapered and new linoleun
placed on the floor during the past week
everything now looking as neat auC
clean as possible.
w. w. Ferris is building new roof
considerable higher than the old one
and making q number OF other improve
ments on the house he secently pur
chased OF 4. 7. Edwards.
Amos Mauchmar who has been EN-
ployed as night operator at the union
depot during the past two months, left
Thursday for his home in Wayland, the
night office being closed for the season.
A gentleman from Owosso, by the
name OF Chas. Spinola, has leased the
vacant store in the opera house block,
three doors east Of Sharrar g. MulhoI.
lands, and opened therein a wholesale
and retail fruit store.
Wesley Bradfeld, a graduate of Alma
college, '02, was in Alma last Friday
night. Mr.. Bradfield has been taking a
course in forestry at the u. OF M.
and was recently appointed to the posi-
ton OF state forester by Gov. Bliss.
V. s Hollenbeck returned from St.
Louis, Mo-, last Monday. Mr.. Hollenbeck
states that the buildings of the big show