Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-01
Tomorrow is registration day.

Mrs Mary A. Ely has been quite i'll
this week.
w. K. Slade was in st. Johns the first
OF the week.
DIR. Geo. s. Browning went to Detroit
| Wednesday.
Mrs. $. Is. Heron is visiting relatives
in Elm Hall.
Prof. and Mrs. A. Il. Cook returned
home Thursday.
Loretta Clum spent Sunday with
friends in Elwell
Mrs. K. Il. Griffith has been on the
sick list this week.
Miss Agness Lamborn returned from
Jackson Wednesday.
The cheese factory at Ithaca is to be
transformed into creamery.
Mrs. Bivins is showing a large line Of
trimmed hats at very low prices.
Mrs. V. Nj. Wilson returned home
from Mt. Pleasant last Saturday,
Misses Mae and Gertrude Grover, of
Shepherd, were in Alma Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Woodward is home
from Ludington during spring vacation.
Mrs. Phillip Cole went TO Owosso
Thursday for short visit with relatives.
Easter bonnets from the cheapest to
the most expensive at Mrs. w. L. Da-
vies.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reakes went to
Mt. Pleasant Tuesday for few days
visit.
Miss Clara Shier, of Owosso, spent
Sunday in Alma with Miss Bess Ray
mond.
Mrs. w. w. Sigsby, of Ithaca, visited
her sister-in-law, Mrs. y. o. Ward,
Monday.
Rev. r. +. Raycraft went to. Glare to
assist in quarterly meeting services at
that place.
Jake White left Monday for Mullan,
Idaho, where he has position with the
Alma Mining Co.
The Pine River Farmers Club will
meet at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cass
Curtis on April It'll.
Mrs. j. l.. Rochester, of Toledo. visited
at the home OF A. .. Davis over Sunday
and the first of the week.
When you want good hand made
broom call on the Capital Broom Co at
the rear OF the postoffice.
Ithaca is jubilant over the fact that
picking and canning factory is to be
built there this summer
Mrs. Geo. Gage has purchased the
house and lot formerly owned by Mrs.
Mary A. Ransom, deceased.
w. w. Kinch has secured an origi-
nal pension of sl2 per month for An
drew Fetching OF this place.
The Riverdale Manufacturing COM
pany's plant, operated by j. b. Adams,
burned Monday Loss about 81 900.
Cooking exhibition Of Planshed steel
ranges at Thompsons ~ Sanderhoff's
hardware store today and tomorrow.
VIM. A. Worswick and VIM. Demuth
went TO Caro- last Saturday on business
and remained until the first Of the week.
Prof. f. II. Rowland and wife, of
Shepherd, were in Alma Tuesday
Prof. Rowland IS superintendent of the
Shepherd schools.
Mrs. w. T. Davies millinery opening
on Friday and Saturday of last week
was we'll attended, some quite extensive
sales being made.
One Of those handsome, convenient,
fourroom apartments in the opera
house block for rent. Inquire OF j. II.
Lancashire * %. 4-tf
The ladies of Alma are requested 20
attend the annual opening of spring and
summer millinery at NJ. ~ j Lamborn's
today and tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Truax, OF Macomb,
n. Y, are visiting at the home of V. NJ.
Wilson this week. Mr.. Truax is a
brother to Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. @. II. Estee, and Misses Trudie
and Agnes Bent. of Shepherd, attended
the minstrel performance at the opera
house last Tuesday night
Every voter in Arcadia should see that
he is registered tomorrow. II you have
moved from one precinct into another,
remember that you must reregister.
At meeting Of VIM. Meyer Post, G..
A. r., held March goth, resolutions Of
respect on the death Of o. A. Sharp
were adopted and placed on the records
Of the post.
Considerable building preparations
have been started this week and as soon
as the weather permits it Is expected
that there will be rush Of that kind Of
work in Alma.
Charles Num- and Miss Mabel Croton
were married at the home Of the brides
parents in Sumner township on Wednes-
day Of this week, Rev. w. X. Spencer,
d. d. officiating.
All the township treasurers have
settled with the county treasurer and a |
total of $40 ,6S9.5l taxes were returned |
as uncollected. A large portion of this
amount was drain tax.
A. l.. Pratt reports that he is meeting
with good success in the sale of his hair
invigorator and restorer. The prepare
tions, bottled and neatly labeled ready
for use, are to be found at his barber
shop.
John 8. Sinner left Monday on a
weeks trip to,Ann Arbor and Detroit.
While away he expects to attend the
meeting of the Michigan Schoolmaster'
Club in Ypsilanti the last three days of
the week.
The members of Edelweiss 90. No. (,
q. r. X. of p, have commenced drill I
ng for their proposed trip TO Detroit in
May. The boys are going out after a
piece Of the prize money that is to be .