Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-10

Francis King left Wednesday for a
few days trip to Chicago.
Fred Willard of Chicago spent Sunday
with his parents in this city.
The Board of County Canvassers are
in session at Ithaca this week.
l. Russell was in Wheeler. wednes-
day, to assist in the repairing of the
Coleman property.
Mrs. 0. l.. Convis and daughter re-
turned Tuesday from Ithaca, where they
have been spending few days.
The Episcopal choir was in Ithaca,
M ondEy night, to take part in the SER
vices conducted by Bishop Williams.
A. w. Brock is in the market for
wool again this spring and can be found
at the old stand. Mr.. Brock would be
pleased to see his old customers.
The Ladies' Club will meet with Mrs
j. W. Robinson, Monday afternoon, at
2:45. All members are requested to be
present.
Blaine Hayes, who won the oratorical
contest at the high school, goes to the
district contest in Mt. Pleasant on April
10.
Notwithstanding rumors and state
ments to the contrary, b. f. Walters is
still in the dray business and will appre-
ciate share of your work.
WANTED Person to travel in home
territory; salary, $3.50 per day and ex-
penses. Address, j. A. Alexander, l25
Plymouth Place. Chicago, Ill. l464tl
Messrs. Gallagher & Eckert are busily
engaged in getting their new meat mar
ket in shape for their opening From
all appearances their new market will
be very attractive.
The Alma Art Club will meet with
Mrs. Maynard Pringle, Wednesday
afternoon, April II, and ON Wednesday
afternoon, April "a, with Mrs, T. +.
Timby.
Choice seats for the Troubador Con-
cert are going quickly. Those who ex-
pect to go should procure seats at once
at Sharrar's drug store. Prices 30 and
80 cents.
Your new spring suit and hat looks
very hobby, but there is one thing more
that is needed to complete the effect and
that is nobby hair cut, which can be
had at Davis Bros, BARRIERS.
The Michigan Wagon company, en-
ploying 100 men, will move from Jack
son to st. Johns. That city gives the
company plant worth over $50 900 and
citizens have purchased $25. 900 worth of
+. stock.
D Mrs. John Calvin attended the funeral
of her grandmother, Mrs. Deufio, in
3 Vestaburg last Tuesday. Deceased was
, 20 years of age and her death occurred
Sunday. The body was inferred at Crys-
!. tai
o Mrs II. g. Purvis returned from Hart
and South Boardman, Monday evening,
), where she organized three Womans'
. Missionary Local Societies with MEM
bership of thirty-five, for the u. b.
Church.
= Alma music lovers will be pleased
!, with the Troubador Concert Co., which
appears at the Opera House ON the night
of April 10. The company is composed
. of first-class soloists. Miss Emily Muir.
= ry, who is a reader of rare ability, rem.
ders Silas Mariner.
Best lunches in the city at Shows
% new restaurant. 1924 Superior st. t2pd
a. The Sheriff sale Of the saloon stool
of Edward Currence will take place il
,. front Of the Pollasky block at min,
o'clock next Monday morning. Cur
rence's saloon was closed last March :by
. Judgment rendered TO the saloon'l
~ creditors.
The steady growth Alma is enjoying
is evidenced by the fact that the post
- Office in this city, whose fiscal year CLOSED
70 April LIST, shows a business of $ll,1l5
es the largest in its history, and one which
next year moves the office up one motel
~ in the salary list
Dispatches from Washington state
q that after July | the postmaster genera
n can rearrange the salaries of rural mai
p. carriers in accordance with the recent
4 act of congress. The further announce
1t ment is made that carriers on routes q
z, miles in length or over will receive f90t
70 year. an increase of $3.50 per year.
- The guests registered at the Santa
rum last week were: VIM. Packard
T. Chicago; ID. A. Larkins, Mt. Pleasant
lie Robert Cravens, Madison, Ind; ID. L.
$. Sullivan. Detroit; A. A. Mcconnell
g. Jackson; w. S. Litch, Fenton; Mrs. III
Hitchcock, Royal Oaks; III. w. Cronell
lie Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. V. V. Green, De.
- troit; VIM. J. Oliphant, Chicago; Mrs
ID Reed Detroit. Mr. and Mrs M II