Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-13
Attorney Bert Hayes was in Ithaca.
Monday.

Blaine Strong was in Riverdale las
Morday.
w. $. Tinker transacted business il
st. Louis, Monday
Special sale of liner Seal packages at
Ellison's, Saturday.
Attorney Newell G. Smith Ct St
Louis was in Alma. Monday
II. @. Fitzhur, of the VIM. X. McIn
tyre Co. of Saginaw, was in Alma last
Monday.
VIM. Howe left Monday for Battle
Greek, where he will visit during the
coming month.
The quarantine has been lifted from
the Sunday schools in the city and the
children can once more attend.
The Ladies Fortnightly Club of the
Presbyterian Church meets Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. j. S. Caple.
Melvin Ewers has purchased the
Hiram Utley farm of ~ acres south
west of Alma. Consideration 81, 200.
A. ). Mcintyre, deputy oil Inspector
Of St Louis, was in town Monday
morning, on his way to Mt. Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Hipolite went to Shep-
herd last Monday, called there by the
critical condition of his brother, James.
Miss Ada Holloway of Grand Rapids
is the new stenographer to supply
Miss Starkweathers position at the
Sanitarium
Stenographer wishes position in Alma
Experienced and best of references. AID.
dress, Miss Flora Carpenter. Wright
House. I46Ot1
New guests at the Sanitarium this
week are: Mrs. Hudnutt. Big Rapids;
L. Fairman, Big Rapids; Mrs. Liggett
and daughter, Marguerite, of Grand
Rapids; V. V. Green, Detroit.
The Rebekah Lodge will hold hand
kerchief bazaar at the l. 0. O. F. Tenn
pie, Friday afternoon and evening.
March 10. A 15c supper will be served
from to s. Everyone invited.
March 4th was pension day and w.
W.Kinch states that he made out fifty
seven vouchers. The number of sick
pensioners was the largest in his expert.
ence, as he had to visit sixteen at their
residences.
If the ladies will call at my new mil
linery parlors on March 20 and 81 or
after, L will show them very beautiful
display of Easter hats. Also some new
and attractive street hats. Mrs. T. J.
GAFFNEY.
Several Alma people took advanta ge
of the excellent menu at the Wright
House Sunday for dinner. Mr.. Habner
will make d special feature of these
dinners and invites Alma people to take
advantage of them
Mrs. A. Nance. a guest at the SAM
tarium, whose home is at Lincoln
Nebraska, while skating at the rink last
Saturday afternoon, fell and dislocated
her wrist. The injury was identical
with that of Mrs. Wilcox a few DAYS
ago.
The world has very many lambs whose
owners names are hid, and yet these
ambs grew wool as white as Mary's ever
lid. OF course the fame of Mary's
amb is not at all surprising; twas
brought about by Stanard's Rexall adj
Mr.. Carl Walthers and Miss Mabel
covers were united in marriage at two
''clock last Thursday afternoon at the
lome of the groom's parents. Rev.
Theodore Hahn Of st. Louis performed
he ceremony The newly married
couple will start housekeeping at once.
Through an over sight the RECORD
last week to mention the
pening of Mrs. L. J. Gaffney' S millinery
tore. She has an elegant stock of
Millinery and fancy goods and her ,
'rices are reasonable. She has first +:
lass trimmer and we speak for her ,
cry successful business.
Mrs. VIM. Davies has her fine line of !
ats on. She invites the ladies to !
all and see her elegant new street hats I
nd patterns. l am now ready TO take I
riders for Easter hats and can show the {
ldies of Alma the finest stock l have {
arried since / have been in business
ere. Call at once. MRS. WIN. DAVIES. {
w. w. Kinch states that he has filed G
ome twenty-five claims under the new '
ervice Pension Act of Feb. 6. These e
ave been placed on file at the office of S
!. Warner, pension commissioner at I
Washington d. c.. and will be disposed o
in their turns. None of the claims c
ave been allowed as yet, as there has
OF sufficient time elapsed since their L
ling. 3,
The American Magazine for March n
'ntains piece of fiction in which n il
air of lions in a circus are presented as e.