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

8. Messenger was in Owosso last Fri.
day.
A new line Of trimmed hats at Mrs.
w. Il. Davies
F. G.. Scott spent Sunday in Detroit
with relatives.
Bring your wool to A. w. Brock and
get best prices.
Jas. q. Kress was In Grand Rapids
Wednesday night.
A few more brood hogs for sale at the
Rockingham dairy farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Parr, OF Ithaca,
were in Alma Wednesday.
Fresh strawberries and pineapples at
the New York Fruit House.
Mrs. b. K. Caldwell. Of Stanton, is
visiting Mrs. j. Il. Gaffney.
Mrs. +. II. Ellicott returned home
from st. Johns Wednesday.
A. 1. Butterfield visited relatives in
Morris the latter part OF last week.
VIM. II. Worswick left Thursday on
business trip to Lansing and Detroit.
Mrs. Harry CLARK went to Sheph, I'd
Wednesday for short visit with rela-
tives
Miss Alberta Durham left Thursday
for short visit with relatives in Grand
Rapids.
Alonzo Eagon. Of Odessa, Mimi, is
now employed at +. j. Tomlison's bar
Der shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. O. Taylor, Of Gum
Lake, are visiting relatives here for a
short time.
Work has been started on the 1. o. o.
+. Temple, G.. s. Young being awarded
the contract.
DR.. A. II. Swisher returned from
Saginaw last Saturday and has moved
his family to that place.
new assortment OF decorative art
pictures at Mrs. j. g. Bright's art needle
work parlors. Ten cents each.
One OF those handsome. convenient,
four-room apartments In the opera
house block for rent. Inquire OF j. II.
Lancashire 81 90. Att
Supervisor Delavan, for the township,
and d. w. Adams, for the village, are
making their annual assessments this
week.
See l.. w. Swan for upholstering and
repairing. A beautiful line OF uphol-
stored goods. First door north Of Wright
House.
Look at that new line Of chocolates
Just received direct from the confection-
cry house by the New York Fruit House
and Confectionery Store.
Arthur w. Brock, who is taking a
course in chemical engineering at the
u. OF NJ, Is spending the week in Alma
at the home of his parents
j. w. Robinson has moved his family
here from Vestaburg and Is now nicely
located in the residence he recently
purchased from S. d. Evans.
Mai. w. :. Cove, of Grand Rapids,
will install the officers and hold inspec-
ton OF Edelweiss Co. No. 4, u. II. X.
Of p, tonight A smoker will be held
after the session.
Miss Esther Nash and Miss Elizabeth
Walker, two OF the young ladies who
graduated from the Alma Training
! School for Nurses, left this week, the
former for Marlette and the latter for
Toledo.
The saloon bonds of Geo. Elias, VIM.
J. Taylor, III. b. and +. w. Ourrence,
j. I. Gaffney and p. II Martin, and
the druggist bond OF L. A. Bivins, were
approved by the council at the meeting
last Tuesday night.
Two of the bloodhounds belonging to
Stetson Double Monster Uncle Tom &
Cabin %. which is TO exhibit at the
opera house Tuesday, April %, were re.
Gently imported from Siberia by Man.
ager Stetson at a cost OF $500. 90 each.
Tobey 81 Duncan, who recently pur.
chased the +. o. Kernen dray line, have
moved into the Emsley building near
the union depot. When their services
are wanted for draying Of any kind
call upon Union phone No. III.
An adj will be found in The Record
this week announcing an auction sale
on the A. Cameron farm. one mile west
and three miles north Of Alma, on Tues.
day. April 90, commencing at 1000 IN.
with j ID. Holman as auctioneer. Free
lunch at noon.