Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-01-29
HOME AND VICINITY.

Olo1 krafer,
The Eskimo midget.
Admission Soc, Children l5c.
Alma's sick are nearly all on the
gain.
Miss Olof Krarer tonight, Wright's
Opera House.
An infant child of L. N. Brainard
died Tuesday.
Arcada's vote on local option was 40
In favor of the measure.
Try the Alma Roller Mills new corn
shelter. 1t works perfectly.
Prof. j. Travis was in Three Rivers
over Sunday visiting friends.
Squire Durham is confined to his
house on account of the grip.
Will Abbott while chopping wood
last Tuesday cut his foot seriously.
Third entertainment Of the Union
Lecture Course tonight. Greenland.
Perkins Il Co. have moved their
stock of goods to the Mcleod building.
Faughner & Co. started their sawmill
last Thursday on run of one million
feet.
A. J. Hall went to Detroit Tuesday,
as delegate to the Masonic grand
lodge.
See The Paymaster at Holcomb's
Opera House, st. Louis Friday, jan
uary 29th.
Delavan offers great bargains in
boot and shoes, gloves, underwear etc.
until March lst.
Arcadia taxpayers will find Treasurer
Mccullough at his store ready to re-
ceive taxes any day.
You can get fine dress goods at +. f..
pollasky's at such low prices that you
can not help but buy.
L. Hayt has moved the Bangs bazaar
stock lately purchased by him to his
store in the Church block.
Pleasant Lodge, sc, X. of p, Of Mt.
Pleasant, holds its annual reception
and ball at Mt. Pleasant, February %.
Miss Cora Kenny who has been visit
ing with the family of c. III. Bangs, re
turned 10 her home in Jackson,
Wednesday.
You should not fail to take advant-
age of the closing out sale at +. f..
Pollasky's. Every thing is going at as
tonishing low prices.
The program for the next meeting of
the Ladies' Club lin charge OF Mrs
Brooks, will be as follows: The Lake
School of Poets. Hazlett, Hallam and
DeQuincy.
Horsemen who have seen the new
stud, "Goldrock' lately purchased by
DR.. G. l.. Barber, of Ithaca, are en-
thusiastic in their praises of him. He
is horse to be admired.
DR.. Hunting's lecture in the interest
of the Christian Endeavor Society will
be given on Friday evening, Feb. 18th.
The subject is PLUCK, Patience and
Push Come one, Come ali,
Will Watson, state agent for the
White sewing machine, was here over
Sunday with his cousin Bart Miller
He has decided to move his family to
Alma and make this his headquarters.
The meeting called by the senior
class of the Union School" for the
purpose Of forming an alumni, will
take place at room No. g., second floor
of school building, at o'clock, January
10Th. 1t is hoped there will be full
attendance.
Wright's Opera House is engaged for
representation of the now famous
Temple of Fame" on February 25th
and 26th. The Temple of Fame" has
had unDounded success in every town
where it has been exhibited. 1t always
draws good houses.
Two of Alma's young business men,
George Latimer and l.. B. Kehn, have
decided to leave Alma and engage in
business elsewhere. The objective
point is st Johns, where they have
rented store in the Steel block and
will put in stock of jewelry. The
RECORD is sorry to have them leave
Alma and wishes them plenty Of sue
cess in their new home.
4 telegram was received last Satur-
day by w. A. Bahlke, Master of Alma
lodge F. & A NJ, announcing Il g
death of William Adams, former
resident of Alma aud member of
the above mentioned order, at Cope
mish. The remains were taken to
Eureka for burial on Tuesday. The
sevices were conducted by the Masonic
order of this place. Mr.. Adams was
90 years of age, a highly respected cit
izen and good neighbor. He leaves a
widow and two grown up children.
A meeting of the committee TO ar