Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-29
Geo. sandel was in North Star Mon.

See the new dress hats at M. & J.
Lam born's.
l.. f. Wilson is In Chicago this week
on business.
Fred Messenger, Of Stanton. was in
Alma Tuesday.
Have you tried the famous Rocking
ham dairy cream?
G.. y. Richardson was in Saginaw the
first of the week
l.. III. Hayt made business trip to |
Henderson Tuesday.
Miss Grace Pulfrey visited relatives in |
Ithaca over Sunday.
Jay Jacobs. OF Mason, spent Sunday
in Alma with friends.
A few more brood hogs for sale at the |
Rockingham dairy farm.
+. ID Bowman was in Breckenridge a
few days the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hawley visited |
friends in Riverdale over Sunday.
All the newest creations in pattern
and trimmed hats at Mrs. Davies
Mrs. J. N. Ford, OF Elgin, Ill, visited |
friends in Alma the first Of this week.
Mr and Mrs. II. p. Hall left Thurs
day for visit with relatives in Bay
Olty.
Fresh figs and now maple sugar at the !
New York Fruit House and Oonfection-
cry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis King went to
Chicago Wednesday night to remain for
few days.
Pineapples ripe and ready to eat at
the New York Fruit House and Con-
fectionery Store.
Floyd Glass. OF Mason, spent Sunday
in Alma with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! j. w. Glass.
DON'T sell your wool until you have
had the highest market prices quoted
You by +. Il. Pollasky.
Miss Maud Campbell left Monday for
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Forest. Ont.
II you want to wear a fine haircut
with that new spring suit, you can get
good fit at Davis Bros.
Wool wanted every day at the River
dale elevator. Special delivery days
Thursday and Saturday. ll-l4
DIR. Geo. +. Butler left Monday for
Cincinnati for short visit with Prof.
John Uri Lloyd, the author.
new assortment OF decorative art
pictures at Mrs. j. g. Bright's art needle
work parlors. Ten cents each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thornton. OF Mar
ion, who were visiting relatives here last
week, returned home Monday.
l.. d. Rodman, of Eaton Rapids, a
former well-known resident OF Alma,
visited friends here last Saturday.
Walter G. Britten, of Saginaw, dis
trict passenger egent OF the Pere Mar
quette, was in Alma last Saturday.
See l.. w Swan for upholstering and
repairing. A beautiful line OF uphol-
stored goods, First door north Of Wright
House
w. O. johnson was called to Grand
Ledge the latter part OF last week by the
illness OF his brother but returned home
Tuesday.
You are invited to the baked goods
sale by the ladies OF the Baptist church
at Mrs. Bright store on Saturday after
noon.
John e. Booth, of Sumner township
has decided TO retirs from farm life and
has moved 10 Alma. His son will re-
main on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. CT. s. Ward, who have
been spending the winter at Dunedin
Fla, and Huntsville, ). O., returned
home on Thu sday night Of last week.
, Mrs. 7. +. Pringle leaves this morning
for Hiawatha, Kas., where she expects
to remain for a few weeks 70 assist III
, caring for her grandmother, who is quite
, ill.,
I Mrs. +. 9. Kernen and son, Ralph,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends in Alma during the past two
weeks, returned TO their home In Kala-
, mazoo Monday
! Mrs. Sanford Cook. who has been
/ visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bangs, during the past four weeks, re-
turned 70 her home in Kendallville, Ind,
4 on Friday OF last week.
Mai. w. s. Ooye, Of Grand Rapids,
visited Edelweiss Co. No. 4. U. h X. OF
p, last Friday and installed the officers,
and inspected the company. AT the
close a smoker was held.
= Miss Mildred Robe, Of Newark, o.,
came here last Monday 10 spend a couple
= OF months with her grandparents, Mr.
= and Mrs. M. McLaren, while her parents
are sojourning in California.
: L. N. Baker, the popular west end
, grocer, came out Thuretay morning
, with handsome new delivery wagon.
Inc WdROu WI. Uuilb ~ OihSA " OdA
( local wagon maker, +. Ii. Co.'s.
Harry Tubbs and Miss Ola Sandal
!, both OF Alma were married In Ithaca
n on Monday Of this week, Rev. Roger
: Williams officiating. The newly mar
s ried young couple have the best wishes
r OF The Record
!. Mrs. Il. Butterfeld, who has been
Q visiting her son, A. l. Butterield. dur
s the past week, left Thursday, accom-
s panied by her daughter, Myrta, for
) Detroit They expect 60 leave from
! there in few days for Los Angeles,
: Gal.
J. w. s. Opdyke is now clerking In
Z the dry goods department at f. +. Pol
q lasky's Mr. Opdyke is too well-known
: by the people of Alma TO need an intro
r ducton, and his many friends will be
Q pleased to greet him behind the counter
{ again.
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