Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-05-20

j. w. s. Pierson, of Stanton, was in
Alma Monday.
E. II. Weston. OF Petoskey. was In
Alma Monday.
r. III. Dodge, of Mt. Pleasant, was In
Alma Monday.
Miss Lancashire returned from Sagi-
nav Monday.
Our 81 80 hats will please you. M. &
j. Lsmborns.'
Have you tried the famous Rocking
ham dairy cream?
Geo. Hutohenriter spent Sunday with
relatives in Bay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Storey visited rela-
tives in Fenton over Sunday.
Gardner Munson left Monday for
short visit with friends in Ionia.
Have you secured your seats for 1.-The
Midnight Flyer? II not, why not?
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Stansell visited
relatives in St Johns over Sunday.
Large ripe fresh strawberries received
daily at the New York Fruit Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reakes went to
Detroit Monday for few days. visit.
One-quarter off on all street hats for
Saturday and Monday at Mrs. Bivins .
Mrs. @. o. Ward was called to Blanch.
ard Tuesday by the illness Of her moth
er.
Mrs. John Mckee, Of East Jordan, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Booth.
Thirty.three tickets were sold at this
station for Saginaw and Bay City last
Sunday.
Always on time. 1.-The Midnight
Flyer" at the opera house Thursday
evening.
Mrs. A. b. Spinney, of Reed City, is
visiting at the home of her son, John ID.
Spinney.
w b Davis went to Saginaw Mon,
day to attend the annual May Festival
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Perry, of Evart,
are visiting at the home of Chas. De.
Planta this week.
II you want TO wear fine haircut
with that new spring suit, you can get
a good fit at Davis Bros.
A l.. Wagstaff left last Saturday for
a ten days business trip to Chattanooga,
Tenn, and points nearby.
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visited at the home OF Mrs. B. w. Eli
son the first Of the week.
Quite heavy frost was discernable
at this place last Monday but no parti-
cular damage has been reported.
j. 4. Weeks, Of Los Angeles, Cal,
was in Alma Tuesday on business with
the American Asphalt Mastic Go.
Earl Lyons returned home from Jack
son last Friday night and has returned
to his duties in The Record Office.
f. w. Griswold, editor.ot the Gratiot
County Journal, was in Alma Tuesday
and made The Record pleasant call.
The New York Fruit Store has made
arrangements whereby fresh fruit will
be received by refrigerator car each
week.
See L. w. Swan for upholstering and
repairing. A beautiful line Of uphol-
stored goods, First door north of Wright
House.
The Stockbridge Elevator Co. have
number OF varieties Of beans, all good
yielders, which they will contract with
the farmers. 1915
Mrs. Geo. Witter, of Langsburg, who
has been visiting at the home OF her
sister, Mrs John d. Spinney, returned
home Monday.
Arthur Downing has recovered from
his recent illness sufficiently to soon
resume his duties at Sharrar q Mulhol-
lands drug store.
Mrs. VIM. Pritchard, formerly Miss
Helen Palmer, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Palmer, Sunday and
the first of the week.
Seigel Wilson has added the third
chair to his barber shop and employed
tonsorial artist from Vestaburg by the
name Of Frank McDole.
Don't forget that Alma plays Mt.
Pleasant high school on Davis Field
Saturday forenoon at $3.50 standard.
Admission 10 and % cents
]. Major Lemen returned last Friday
night from Ada, o., where he attended
the annual re1nion Of the University Of
Ohio alumni of the pharmaceutical de-
partment.
The representation of"Old Arkansaw"
at the opera house was greeted with q
fair sized house. The company is an
excellent one and the play is full of life
and comedy.
The four act comedy drama Legally
Dead will be presented at the Alma
opera house for one night only, Monday
May 90. Manager Harry Shannon
promises one Of the best scenic produc-
lions Of the season, and judging from
the hattering press reports, all promises
will be fulfilled to the letter.
The preliminary advertising car for
the Barnum * Bailey circus struck
Alma Tuesday and the bill boards are
blazoning with highly colored paper
depicting the extraordinary attractions
OF the big show. The date has been
changed from the original date of the
10th of June to the l4th on account of
different arrangements made in touring
Ohio.
Bert Forquer and o. w. Ainsley
changed locations in the Church block
on Monday Of this week, Mr.. Forquer
moving his bicycle store to the room
the post-ofice while Mr..
Ainsley takes Mr.. Forquer's former
room and is fitting IL up for a saloon.
He expects to dispose of his billiard
tables to local parties who will secure
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