Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-13

rev haycraft OF Elwell was in Alma
Thursday.
M. Cross transacted business in Sagi
nav, Tuesday.
You will be interested if sou call al
Ellisons, Saturday.
Robt. Wallace spent Sunday with his
parents in Saginaw
ID. l.. Johnson transacted business in
Ithaca last Thursday.
| David Covrell of Mt. Pleasant was in
Alma Friday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Wells called on
st. Louis friends Friday.
G. @. Brimmer of Ashley was in
Alma, Friday, on business.
Mrs. j. +. Gongwer went to Saginaw.
tuesday, to spend the day
Geo. S. Young transacted business in
Ithaca, Friday of last week.
Attorney James Kress transacted bus.
mess in Lansing the first of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Adams spent the day last
Tuesday visiting friends in Ithaca.
Miss Melissa Welch of Elwell visited
last Monday with her sister in Alma.
Rev. Theo. ID. Marsh of Grand Ran.
Ids called on Alma friends last Monday.
Mrs. Sipe and daughter Gertrude Wis
tied friends in Vestaburg the first of the
week.
VIM. Howe left Monday for visit
with his. son, @. L.: Howe, VT Battle
Greek.
BE sure to call on j. L. Miller & Son
II you have first-class butter, eggs and
apples.
Mrs. ID. L. Johnson and mother left
Tuesday for few days visit in Eaton
Rapids.
Judge X. S. Scarf of Ithaca opened
up court at st. Johns for Clinton county
Tuesday
w. L. knowlton of Saginaw visited
the first of last week with his daughter
Mrs. II. j. Richardson.
WANTED-Furnished or partly fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
Address, Lock Box 1871.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres. |
byterlan Church meet with Mrs. L. +.
Wilson, Tuesday afternoon.
The attention of our readers is Gale /
TO the advertisement of the Alma Roller
Mills which appears in this issue.
Walter Bogart is home from Kalama-
zoo packing his houshold goods, and /
Will move his family to Kalamazoo.
All l.. o. T. NJ. NJ. ladies, who wish
TO go to Elwell, will meet at the hall at
10 a. m, Saturday, the 10th. Rigs pro-
Tided. Dinner at II.
Miss Blanche Woodward has mr.
chased from the other heirs of the as.
ate, the property on Woodwork Ave.
ornerly owned by her mother.
George II. Carl sold two lots Tuesday,
opposite of the Central school building
belonging to w. a. Bahlke to Charles
Morgan of Elwell. Consideration. $3.50
A. H. Olmstead and family accom-.
panied the body of his father to Battle
jreek last Tuesday. The funeral SER
ice and interment take place in that
ity.
The Alma Roller Mills are now max.
ng blend of winter and spring wheat
hat is the. equal of anything in that line {
yer offered the citizens of Alma. See !
heir adv.
The RECORD solicits caucus notices {
rom the several townships in the county :
egardless of party. Chairmen of com |
nttees are requested to mail them to us I
Dr. publication.
Hon. I. A. Ely informs the RECORD )
rat the bill recently framed at the in. c
ance of the Gratiot county board NJ
ipervisors by which the county treas c
rer is instructed to place the county c
lnds with the bank or banker, Offering v
ghest rate of interest and providing {
lrety bond for same has passed the v
nate and is now i'm the house i'm the d
'nds OF Hon. @. j. Chambers. That Il
'e bill will pass the house aud receive l.
e signature of the governor seems n Il
regope conclusion. n