Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-13

Will Moore has entered the employ Of
Medler 81 Demuth.
Tom Pringle transacted business in
Saginaw yesterday.
Mrs. J. r. Schwartz visited friends in
st. Louis yesterday.
John Sinner transacted business In
Carson City Tuesday.
A few more brood hogs for sale at the
Rockingham dairy farm.
K. II Doane was in Lake George the
first Of the week on business.
Walter Caple and Jesse Walker went
to Edmore on business Monday.
Remember Brock wants your wool
and will pay the highest market price. .
Mrs. Orilia Smith returned Tuesday
from an extended visit with friends in
Elsie.
Mrs s. Carnahan Of Middleton is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Emory
Sadler.
The Misses Blanche Burkman and
Dolly Brown, Of sc. Louis, visited in
Alma Tuesday.
Dick Lou returned to Alma Tuesday
to re-engage in the liquor business with
Richard Upthegrove.
II you want to wear a fine haircut
with that new spring suit, you can get
a good fit at Davis Bros.
Mrs f. p. Caldwell went TO Mt. Pleas
ant Tuesday for weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. M. Grigsby.
l.. f. Wilson and Francis King were
in Chicago this week in the interests Of
the Alma Manufacturing 90.
DIR. Geo. +. Butler read paper be-
fore the Isabella Co. Medical Society at
Mt. Pleasant yesterday afternoon.
Stevens, McOurdy 81 90. have placed
some very large orders for new furniture
which they are expecting every day. ="
Mrs. Il. II. Wilcox started for White
Hall, New York, yesterday morning, TO
see her mother who is in failing health.
See l.. w. Swan for upholstering and
repairing. A beautiful line of uphol-
stored goods, First door north of Wright
House.
Miss Laura Foster, of the u Mon Tele-
phone Company, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents in Grand
Rapids.
The Stockbridge Elevator Co. have a
number OF varieties of beans, all good
yielders, which they will contract with
the farmers. 1915
George Elias, Of the Hotel Edwards,
was called to Milwaukee Tuesday by the
sickness of his mother, who is not ex-
pected to live.
Mrs. +. l. Rixford, of San Francisco,
GAL, visited this week at the home Of
her cousins. the Misses Delavan.
"Old Arkansaw" is a comedy drama
of unusual interest. The conservatory
scene is the mott elaborate set ever
carried by travelling company.
Mrs. j. +. Fuller, Mrs. p. Nj. Smith
and A. b. Scsttergood has been in De-
troit this week, attending the State Con-
vention Of the Rathbone Sisters.
Mrs. Chas. Ramsey was in attendance
at the annual meeting of the Michigan
branch Of the Woman's Auxiliary at
st. Johns church, Detroit, last week.
Several citizens Of Alma, both ladies
and gentlemen availed themselves Of the
opportunity to 90 TO Detroit this week
with the X. Of p. excursions at reduced
rates
The Ithaca Lumber 90. will sell thirty
mich COWS and two thoroughbred (reg-
istered) Aberdeen Angus bulls at auc-
ton Saturday next at 2 p. m. at
Ithaca.
Hugh N. Ronald returned Saturday
from Princeton Seminary for q short
visit at home. This morning he went
to Avoca, Mich. where he will preach
during the acation months.
VIM. 8. Turck returned TO Alma Mon
day, looking hale and hearty and as
brown as berry. He reports q most de.
lightful season at his winter home in
Florida on the shore Of the gulf
A meeting of she Alma High School
Alumni Association will be held Satur-
day evening, May IA, o'clock at the
home of Miss Edna Schwartz. All
mem Ders are requested to be present.
Owing to the rapidly increasing bust
ness the Union Telephone Company has
been compelled TO add another switch
board to its already well equipped Office.
The board will now meet the demands
Of 450 subscribers.
+. II. Wolcott, Of Nesnah, Wis, state
representative Of the Equitable Fraternal
Union, has taken up his residence here,
and will work the state from this point.
The union has benefit fund OF $40, 900
and reserve fund Of &l05. 1880.
Medler q Demuth will make their
bow TO the public with a full and CON-
plete stock of groceries on Saturday,
May Ia, in the opera house. Don't fail
to call and inspect their stock and shake |
hands with the new firm.
The thirtieth annual meeting of the |
Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society |
will be held in the senate chamber in
on Wednesday and Thursday,
Tune and 2. An excellent program
1as been prepared for the occasion.
Saginaw Presbytery will hold a spe-
,ial meeting to the First Presbyterian
church of Alma May 10, to examine and
,rdain two candidates for the Presby-
;eriau ministery, Donald 8. Carmichael
Ind Wesley Sidebotham, both graduates
" Alma college and Princeton Theologi-
al Seminary.
The Michigan University School OF
" usic will hold a summer session from
June 9th to August 9Th. Instruction
will be given in all departments, but
pecial stress will be laid upon those
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