Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-03-18

monday.
G. Graham of Ithaca, was in Alma
last Friday.
Bittner, the florist, spent Friday at
North Star.
Simon Messenger left Sunday after
noon for Detroit
Geo. w. Bates was in Detroit. Mon
day on business.
Charles Fishbeck was in Shepherd,
Monday afternoon.
Sheriff Frsnd l.. Convis was at Ira
verse City last week.
Frank Blair of Detroit spent Sunday
with friends III Alma.
County Clerk r. e. Hughes was an
Alma visitor Friday.
A steel canoe arrived last week for f.
w. Garget of this city.
Will Youngs left Monday afternoon
on business trip to Flint.
Prosecuting Attorney John Everdon
was an Alma visitor last Thursday.
Messrs. X. p. aud II. n. Lee spent
Sunday with their families in this city.
John @. Adams was in Ann Arbor,
Friday, where he went to see Ben Greet.
AL herman Fullerton of the fourth
ward, was Riverdale visitor last Fri
day.
Father Troy spent last Thursday
night in this city the guest of Father
Mulvey.
J. n. Mccall of the Gratiot County
Herald was an Alma visitor Monday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Unirn Of the Baptist
church met last Friday with Mrs. Chas
DePlanter
The Arcadia club will meet with Mr..
and Mrs Ely Wolfe on Thursday,
March 25th
Mrs. Geo. Bates of Stanton, is sick at
the home of her mother, Mrs. S. A.
Vliet of this city.
Rev. Wilcox Of Ithaca, occupied the
pulpit of them E. church in this city
last Sunday evening.
A letter from Miss Rose Bingwold
gives her address as Laurel in the Pines.
Lakewood, New Jersey
The largest line of picture moulding
in Gratiot county can be seen at Risch's
1872 West Superior street.
Rev. j. NJ. Wolfe exchanged pulpits
last Sunday evening with the pastor of
the NJ. f. church at Ithaca.
Have you seen the display of Oregon
products now on exhibit in the window
of the (. +. Brown drug store.
The Misses Sadie and Grace Messenger
returned Monday from Wis with
friends and relatives in Detroit.
Miss Nora Farrell of Alden. is the
guest of her sister, Miss Hattie Farrell,
kindergarten teacher in our schools
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hall returned
Monday from Hot Springs where they
have been during the winter months.
Lost-A shot loaded bIacksnake whip
between Alma school building and hay
sheds Finder please leave at this Office.
Mrs Blumrosen of Detroit. wife of
Alma's dry goods merchant spent Sun
dav in Alma and Monday returned
home.
NJ. j. Follett and family have moved
from rooms over The Record office to
the house on Ely street recently vacated
by ID. Duncan.
Mrs. Pearl Decker went to Chicago
Tuesday, where she joined her husband,
who stopped off there on his way home
from Eugene, Oregon.
The Shiawassee Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co. has ordered an assessment of
81 90 on the thousand at risk. psyab le
on or before Apil "a.
Prof. Ellsworth spent Friday and Sat
urday in Ann Arbor and Sunday visited
his parents at Armada. Mr.. Ellsworth
returned home Monday of this week.
Twenty five per cent discount on all
frames and picture mouldings at Risch's
furniture store. Take your picture to
Risch and have it framed. He will save
you money.
George w. Young of Pewamo, ac-
companied by his wife and baby daugh-
ter spent Sunday in this city the guest
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Young.
Commencing Saturday, March 20, we
will give you choice of any picture
moulding in our large stock, and frame
your picture for less money than any
one in Gratiot county, Work guaran-
teed 20 please,
The calendar for tha March term of
the Montcalm county circuit court.
which convened Monday. contains
4 criminal cases. II Issues of fact and
20 chancery cases. Twelve of the
chancery cases are for divorce.
The st. Patrick's supper and enter
iainment given by the members of st.
Mary's parish at Woodman hall last
Tuesday evening was a social and finan-
cial success. The society added eighty
dollars to their bank account.
If your piano sounds 'tin panny'' or
the touch is too hard or too easy ID. A.
Chapman will correct these faults when
he tunes your piano. Call up Miss