Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-03

Ithaca, Monday.
See my new line of(post cards. Just
in, S. +. Bennett. 1862
Miss Anna Leher spent Sunday at her
home in Grand Rapids.
Miss Cora Dunlap spent Sunday with
her parents in Forest Hill.
Local fisherman are securing a num-
Der of nice pike this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Davies spent
Easter with Detroit friends.
Herbert G. Pulfrey Of Saginaw spent
Sunday with his parents in Alma.
Harold Reynolds spent the first of this
week visiting his parents in Detroit.
Atty. John T. Mathews of Ithaca
transacted business in Alma, Monday.
Mrs. Woodward went to Sumner for a
few days visit with friends last Monday.
Sporting goods-the best line in Alma.
Burdette Forquer. New Epler block. I'll
Miss Gertrude Sipes and Miss Irwin
spent Sunday with friends in st. Louis.
All of our bread and baked goods are
strictly home made. VIM Webb.
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shall do my bicycle repairing in the
new Epler block hereafter Burdette
Forqner. 1851
Am transferring my stock to new
Epler block. Call and see me. Burdette
Forquer. 1851
Bert Leonard returned to his position
in Chicago, after months stay with
his parents in Alma.
Mrs. @. w. Mitchell and granddaugh-
ter of Shepherd spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Latimer.
April Records now in stock. Best we
have received this year. Burdette For
quer, new Epler block. 1851
Ben L. Caldwell, manager of the
Stanton Elevator Co., transacted bust
ness in Alma, Saturday
! Have you heard my April list Of Rec
ords. Call at new location in Epler
block. Burdette Forquer. 1851
have received new consignment of
goods this week Call and look them
over. Mrs. I. J. Gaffney. 1851
The Ladies Aid of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church met last Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Barnes
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G Stinson left last
Saturday for a few days visit with
friends i'll Lansing and Grand Rapids.
Last Saturday was a busy day for the
merchants. An unusually large number
of farmers transacted business in Alma.
r. Mills of Midland spent Easter with
Alma friends. Mr.. Mills has charge of
a branch house of the @. NJ. p. Co. in
Midland
Mrs. John Fullerton returned to Alma
last Saturday, after five weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. Thos. Downing,
of Romulus, Wayne Co., Mich.
Mr.. Emerson Mccoy of Shepherd,
and Miss Mary McHuron of New Haven
were united in marriage at the home of
Rev. q. II. Carl last Sunday morning.
Miss Flora Carpenter is the new
stenographer at the Sanitarium. Miss
Holloway, the former stenographer, re-
turned the latter part of last week to
her home in Grand Rapids.
Decatur Coleman, who has spent the
winter in Missouri, is in Alma again.
Mr.. Coleman states that his wife 6
health is improved and that she has
gained eleven pounds. Mr.. Coleman
, has also discarded his crutches and uses
cane. His treatments were very bene-
hcial.
Miss Cheeseman's class in music build
ing held an open class day March 22nd,
which was largely attended by the par.
ents of the pupils. A good program had
been arranged and each number was well
executed. The CLASP showed that excel.
lent progress was being made under Miss
Cheeseman's instruction.
New guests and patients registered at
the Sanitarium this week are: Miss
/. | i<iHniC -. Ehcits, Il OHtldC, Arthur
Furstenburg, Saginaw; Edward Brown,
Saginaw; DR.. and Mrs. Gallagher and
child, Bay City; VIM. Kern, Bay City:
DR.. l. Vorhies, Frankfort; Mrs. A. ].
Funnell. City; b. 5. Webb, Dewitt B..
Goodkin, Bay City.
Putt Taylor of Elwell who has been
in Fenten, Mich for the past few
months was shaking hands with Alma
friends last Saturday. Mr.. Taylor states
that instead of the Ten Nights in a
Bar Room" tent show which he has had
on the road for the past two years, he
will have vaudeville circus this sum-
mer. He has secured an excellent
} troupe of trained dogs.
The fire department was called out at
noon last Saturday. The cause of the
alarm was VIM. Sloan's barn. near the