Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07

Mrs. John Chick was an Ithaca visitor
Tuesday.
Old paders twenty cents per 100 at
this Office.
w. 1. Coggshal of Big Rapids was in
Alma, Monday
College opened Tuesday for the
spring semester.
School opened Monday of this week
for the spring term.
Henry Soule who is at work at
Orchard Lake spent Sunday in Alma.
f. H. Rowland and John G.. Youngs
of Riverdale spent Friday in this city.
Walter Caple of the Caple Hardware
Co., spent Friday of last week in De-
! troit.
Walter Kinney has accepted position
with the G. NJ. p. Co.. at their Elsie
station.
Miss Harriet Farrell returned Sunday
from Elk Rapids, where she spent her
spring vacation.
Mrs A. F Eagon is at Shepherd car
ing for her mother who is very sick at
her home in that village.
The hour for the regular evening
service in all the churches has been
changed from 200 10 1:30.
New decorations, music and refresh
ments, Crandell & Scott next week at
that grand spring opening.
The first Sunday excursion on the
Ann Arbor took I to Toledo and II to
intermediate points Sunday from this
station.
If you want old papers for spring
house cleaning You can get them for
twenty cent per 100 at the Record
Office.
The w. <. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
Slighter at 500 Pine ave, Saturday after
noon at 230. This will be a mothers
meeting.
About fifty OF the Eastern Star
ladies went TO Ithaca Tuesday 10
exemplity the ritualist and confer the
deree on two candidates
The Polmatier Sisters Orchestra and
Concert Company will make their initial
bow in this city Monday, April ] /, under
the auspices of the X. of P. lodge.
After spending the winter months in
Florida and visiting for two weeks at
Washington the Misses Case returned
to Alma last evening.
Sam Case is now delivering the
nursey stock sold during the past
winter. Mr. Case has large delivery
to make and will be kept busy for some
time
Or. Walker the Detroit specialist had
a large number in TO see MIN at the
Wnsht House on his last visit Re
member the doctor treats chronic
diseases only. His next date here is
Wednesday April 20 l622t2
Edward Bullman aged seventy years
died Wednesday morning March 30. at
his home two miles south of town. The
funeral was held at the house Friday,
the Rev. Bullman of Brec kenridge Of
floating
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold their annual
millinery sale at the home of Mrs. J.
H. Lancashire, 633 State street. Tuesday
afternoon, April ~, All ladies are re.
quested to be present.
Miss Olga Wallthers and Mr.. VIM.
Woodland were united in marriage last
Thursday evening at O'Clock at the
brides home on Pine avenue. Rev !
Sauer performed the ceremony after
which the newly married couple left for
Saginaw where a furnished home awaits
them.
Mrs. Coral E. Smith with her two
baby boys who have been making an
extended visit with her parents, Rev
and Mrs. G. l.. Wood, started for their
home at Hillyard, Wash, Tuesday
e, ening of this week. Mrs. Floyd
Leffngwell, Mr.. Smiths sister of
Owosso accompanied her.
While over 5000 quito licenses have
already been issued by the secretary of
state, the nice weather nearly swamped
that department requests for license
arriving at the rate of 200 daily. 1t is
believed that the total number that
will be issued during the year will
not fall short of $4,000.
Faulty descriptions cause a large |
amount of charge back taxes states |
Auditor General Fuller and TO try and |