Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-26
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j. T.Gaffney was in Saginaw Monday.
day.
II. G.. Pulfrey was in Shepherd last
Friday
Fine photos at 90 cents per dozen at
the tent.
A. j. Foster left last Saturday for
Chesaning and Lansing.
O. A. Bullock returned home from
Big Rapids last Saturday.
Not the cheapest, but the best that
money will buy-the Foresters.
Eugene Paddock. OF Detroit, spent
Sunday in Alma with relatives.
+. j. Emmer went to lansing and
Williamson the first Of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. K. Fuller attended
the Woodman ball in Ithaca Monday
night.
One dozen fine cabinet photos. and a
photo enlargement only $500 at the
tent.
Job. t. Sleight, jr.. left Monday for
two weeks trip TO points in Clinton and
Ooeana counties.
s. Birmingham attended the state
roundup OF farmers institutes in
Lansing this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ii. n. Cooper went to
Wheeler last Saturday for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
DR.. A. b. Spinney, proprietor Of the
Reed City sanitarium, will be in Alma
March LIST, at the Wright House.
V. p. Cash, licensed auctioneer,, Of
Riverdsle, will attend sales this spring.
Write or phone him for terms. Sp
Ii. L. Nelson and wife left the first of
the week for their new home in Detroit.
They will reside at so Trumbull-ave.
Sprague Il Montigel had the good
fortune TO sell their prize Gordon setter
at the dog show i'll Detroit last week.
Geo Glow was in Alma over Sunday.
Mr.. Glow is now on the road in the in
terssts OF The Star Speciality Co., OF
Muir, Mich.
DR.. A. +. Bruske went to Albion last
Saturday and from there went TO Detroit
where he spent Sunday with his son,
p. II. Bruske.
Mrs. 7. Lsmborn. ladies' tailor and
dressmaker, respectfully solicits your
patronage. First-class work at reason
able prices
5. ID. Evans has rented 30 acres Of his
farm TO Louis MUM who expects TO
plant about 30 acres Of land TO sugar
beets this season.
Mrs. V. NJ. Wilson left last Friday
for Manistique where she will visit her
daughter Mrs. w. +. Hanson, during
the next four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. + l.. Convis left Mon
day for Ithaca where they expected TO
visit for few days and then return TO
their home in Maple Rapids.
Gale Is. Davidson, OF Detroit, was in
Alma few days the first Of the week on
business connected with the settlement
of his deceased mothers estate.
Mr.. and Mrs II. p. Hall. who have
been living in Monroe for few months,
are visiting at the home OF Mr.. Hall s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ID. Or. Hall.
Mrs Geo. Gage and +. l.. Brown both
received checks this week from the |. 5.
Health q Accident Insurance Co. for
payments of claims held by them.
II. J. Vermeulen spent Sunday in
Alma with Mrs Nermeulen and left on
Tuesday for Detroit again, expecting to
soon leave there for Mullan, Idaho.
Mrs. L. A. Bivns left Monday. in
company with her trimmer for this
season, on business trip 10 Cleveland
to select her stock OF spring millinery.
S. Stanard has accepted position on
the road as travelling salesman for Phi.
Drinkaus q Son, of Detroit, manufac.
turers of picture frame mouldings
frames, etc.
9. II. LaF'lamboy and Helmer Rabild
went TO Lansing Tuesday TO attend the
state roundup of farmers institutes.
Mr.. LaFlamboy also made business
trip 10 Detroit while away.
The Alma rural mail carriers took
advantage of the fact that Uncle Sam
does not require them to make their
deliveries on Washirgton's Birthday
and enjoyed holiday Monday.
Miss Eva Irish left Thursday for
Cleveland, o where she will remain in
the wholesale houses for "A short time
before going to Canton, o., where she
has position as trimmer in a millinery
house.
"The Sleeping City is the title OF the
play TO be put on by the Tuxedo Stock
Co. at the opera house tonight. Satur-
day night the company will present that
bright musical attraction entitled
Sadie.
Bert Osborn, living north of Riverdale,
had the misfortune 10 lose his house by
fire last Monday morning Nearly all
the contents were saved. Loss about
$500 with no insurance. Mr. Osborn
will De remembered as the son-in-law OF
+ Brant, Of this place.
Recently when the ordinance for the
reorganization of the fire department
went into effect it was planned 20 place
the members in the part-pay class The
matter Of salaries was decided upon at
the last regular meeting of the council
and $50 per man was the amount
agreed upon for one years service.
while the chiefs salary was left at the
old amount of SO per year.
Frank Palmer, OF Ferris, Montcalm
county, who has been in Ann Arbor for
the past few weeks being treated at the
hospital, was brought TO Alma Tuesday
and from here taken TO his home, the
doctors at the hospital being unable to
help him in any manner, and IL was his
request that he be brought home before
death occurred.
Bills have been printed at this office
for Peter Storey, who announces there