Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-24
Additional Local.

MIS-, y. u. DAVIDSON was In MI.
Pleasant Monday.
Bert Woodward went to Saginaw
yesterday morning.
l.. n. Hayts grocery store is being
painted and papered.
b. VanDen Bergh was in Traverse
City Wednesday on business.
A new sidewalk has been laid in
front of +. j Alyerson's market.
WANTED.-At the Wright House and
Sanitarium, Alma, Michigan, all kinds
of produce and poultry.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. +. A. Bagley, Monday afternoon
May 9th. a full attendance is
desired. Subject "In Memoriam"
MI and Mrs. a. w. Wright and Mrs.
Marchmont will leave today for few
weeks visit in Europe. They will be
accompanied by'friends in Saginaw.
Fred Thenen, aged y years, an old
resident of this county, residing one
mile east of St Louis, was buried
Thursday. Deceased was an uncle of
Fred Kernen.
For SALE CHEAP:-A big Injun''
sulkey plow and hay loader in good re-
pair for less than one-half what new
one costs. Will sell on easy terms. In
quire al this office.
DR.. Kelly went to Saginaw Tuesday
morning to attend the knights TemplaI
conclave which met in that city Tues
day and Wednesday. Mrs. Kelly Joined
him in Saginaw Wednesday.
The annual meet of the Tri-County
Cycle Club, will be held August s, in
the one of the three places, Alma
Ithaca or st. Louis, which offers the
best inducements to the club.
The w. II. c. will give "A supper in
c. a. II. hall Tuesday evening June
4th. a cordial invitation is extended
to all to come and get good supper as
well as assist in worthy cause.
The Decorating Committee for Mem
orial day desire that all having flowers
which they are willing should be used
for decorating purposes, will bring
them to Mr.. L. y. Ely's office on Wed.
nesday, May 20, as early in the day as
possible. ORDER OF Con-.
The opening of Fink's Palace Res
taurant yesterday was a gala day
for the very many who visited and ad
mired the beautiful rooms, and for Mr.
and Mrs. Fink who were kept busy re.
ceivin9 congratulations and waiting or
their numerous visitors.
At the regular meeting of the coun'
Gil Tuesday night the marshal was in
structed to enforce the ordinance
relative to bicycle riding on the side
walks of the village. The marshal
informs us that he does not wish tC
make trouble for anyone, but offenders
must look out.
The O. f. 5. of Ithaca will give 8
May Pole Festival on Friday evening
May 3lst, proceeds to go to the piano
fund. ~ short program has beer
arranged, after which the canvas viii
be spread and the May pole dance will
be enjoyed. Alma friends are invited
to attend.
Prof. G.. w. Goss, an opticial of Sag
inaw, has card in this issue of thu
RECORD, to which we invite the atten
tion of our readers. Prof Goss is al
optician Of long experience, and pre-
eminently qualified to successfully
treat all who may need his services
Tie will visit Alma in about so days
and due notice of his visit will be giver
in the RECORD.
Dr. and Mrs. +. A. Bagley enter
tanned % of their friends at thei
residence Wednesday night. Tel
hands of progressive pedro were played
after which refreshments were served
The prizes were awarded as follows
Ladies first, Mrs, Henry Brewbaker
ladies' BOBBY, Mrs. W. Reed, gentle
mans first, Orvil Davis, gentleman
BOBBY, a. j. Hall. The evening wa
pronounced one of the most pleasan
Of the season.
Wanted the Earth is the some e
what comprehensive title given Gus J
| Heege's successful comedy, in whicl
the veteran comedian, John Dillon
has made such decided hit. Figura
tiyely speaking, most everybody want
the earth, but few, however, seem I,
be So near accomplishing the feat o
getting it., as the eminent actor, VIII
is reported TO be playing to crowded
houses nightly. Mr.. Dillon will b'
seen here Saturday, May 2jth.
One of the distinct dramatic successe
of the past theatrical year has bee
John Dillon's new comedy, "Wante
the Earth" from the pen of Gus J