Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-03-12
Wall paper ut Mahan's.

on legal business.
Prof Horst of Saginaw was in Alma
Thursday morning.
Subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this office.
Attorney Palmer of Stanton was in
town on business Saturday.
Bruce Corey is slowly recovering from
a severe attack of la grippe.
w. G. Osborn has opened first-class
jewellery store in Mount Pleasant.
Singer sewing machine for sale cheap,
in good repair. Call at this office.
Help the College Art department next
Monday night by attending the lecture.
Mrs. Bert Woodward and daughter
were in Riverdale Wednesday calling
on friends.
For SALE :-One-half acre of land
with new house. Further information
of Lumon Gee
Frank Russell, an old student of the
hlIld NOTlldl DCllOOl, was q PAOesoaho
caller ON Alma friends Wednesday.
Miss Craig will be at Mrs. Lathrop's
Monday to give instructions in point
lace and drawn work. Lessons 20 cents.s
H. b. Run, secretary and treasurer OF
the Saginaw Basket Co., former resi-
dent of Elm Hall, was in Alma last
Friday.
Miss Florence Hayes, the gifted sopra-
no of Detroit, will sing at the Methodist
church service and Sunday school next
Sunday.
Having purchased carload of bank.
rupt stock of antitrust tinware, we pro-
pose to give our customers the benefit Of
our bargain. CAPLE q HALL.
Mrs. VIM. Beverly, who has been sick
for the past year is much improved
under the care and treatment Of one OF
our local physicians.
p. T. Banghart is moving the house
from between the two railroad tracks ON
State street to the lot recently purchased
by him on Water street.
Word received from the Detroit Y. M.
c.. A. physical director postpones the
date of the basketball game between his
team and Alma College to March 18th.
Charles Grooms of Ithaca has gone
into partnership with Earl Clark. Mr..
Grooms is first-class barber in every
way and should receive share Of your
patronage. Give them call.
One of the features at the Experience
Social given by the NJ +. ladies was the
music by the Alma Mandolin Club. The
boys are all good musicians and can
make the stringed instruments hum.
Some parties in st. Louis comes to
Alma every week and gets supply OF
meat. The price is no less, but quality
Of meat so much better than they can
get at home. Put up in neat style by
Mr. Hammer.
Monday was little Glen Fishers ninth
birthday and a number of his little
friends assembled to give him IA genuine
surprise. Of course the little fellows all
had jolly good time and lots to eat.
Master Glen was the happy recipient OF
numerous presents,
Business mems social will be held to-
night at DR.. Bagley's. The men have
prepared very interesting evenings en-
tertainment. The menu cards will be
unique and original. Provision has been
made for all who wish to attend. AL
are invited to come and get acquainted
No admission price.
Through the kindness of Representa-,
tive John Avery, we are able to present
such of our farmer friends as desire
packages of choice garden and fielo
seeds. Apply at once before the supply
is exhausted TO the editor of the RECORD
Drop US card or call at the Office anC
seeds will be furnished free.
The one hundred stereoptican views
which DR.. Thomas uses in connection
} with his lecture on Florence" art
especially selected to aid the orator il
vivifying his descriptions. You canno
afford to miss it next Monday night IL
!; the college chapel at eight o'clock stand
ard time. Admission only 20 cents.
Preparations are being made for
grand German Festival to be held il
Fink's Restaurant ON the evening o.
March 22nd. The feast will be in com
memoration of the birth of Emperor
William ", this being the one hun
dredth anniversary. All the German
I in Alma and vicinity will be present
A big time is assured all who attend
The program is in charge of Mr.. Pau
| Ingelman, who will be glad to furnish
3 further information.
The book social held i'll the parlors o.
. the Wright House Saturday night wa
especially pleasant and well attended