Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-09-10

Ed. Noble was in Owosso Monday on
business.
DR.. Pringle announce new boy at
Dell Perrys
Paul Bruske returned last Friday from
his Higgins Lake encampment.
Mrs n. Church and Miss Helen
Church are visiting friends in town.
Old papers for sale at this office, five
cents per dozen. or twenty-five cents
per hundred.
VIM. X. Long of Ithaca was in town
Monday looking up boarding place for
the coming year.
Mrs. Mary Plum and daughter
Wheelie have returned from their sum-
mer's vacation at Higgins Lake.
The CT. A. r. and W. r. G. will 90 to
Glare almost in body to the encamp-
ment on the l4th-l7th Of September.
j. n. Ford left on Friday last for
Niles, Chicago and other points, for
few days stay with friends, returning
on Monday.
Mrs. Cora Uptegrow, who was recently
convicted Of the larceny of clothing, still
fingers at the county Jail, her fine re-
naming unpaid.
Under sheriff a. j Hall has turned
over the Indian ralicS which yvere found
on the farm of Mr.. Wolf few months
ago, to the college museum.
d. L. Sharrar reports that from II
acres sowed to International No. 6 oats,
he has just threshed 500 bushels, making
a yield of GA bushels to the acre.
Miss Bertha Martindale and sister
were forcibly thrown from their carriage
last Saturday afte rnoon in a runaway,
and the former quite badly injured.
Mrs. c. Trap and daughter Winnifred
have returned from Grand Rapids, Ohio
Mrs. Trap will probably buy or build a
home in Alma if desirable location is
available.
Mrs. j. McMannis and family of Ithaca
are III Alma preparing to occupy the
| Porter house near the college Miss
Mamie McMannis and brother Leon will
enter college.
Mrs. Theodore Nelson and family will
move to Kalamazoo on Monday. While
we regret that the family has decided to
4 IL. al.
and happiness in their new home. They
are among our most respected and
worthy citizens.
As Rev H. B. Jefferson was nearing
st. Louis last Sunday morning, his
horse became unmanageable, and upset
| the buggy into the ditch. Mr.. Jefferson
was quite badly wrenched and bruised
| by the fall, and was unable to rise.
| Fortunately a gentleman was at hand
with carriage who kindly brought the
unfortunate man back to his home, while
another gentleman walked into st Louis
to dispense the waiting congregation.
w. II. Hartigan and his company pre-
sented TO well pleased audience last
night that story of double life, DIR.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde The company
have concluded to remain two more
evenings and will present 1.-The Silver
Ledge" tonight and Saturday night the
amusing farce comedy, 1.-THE Opera
Singer" Saturday night barrel of
money" will be given away as a door
prize. A matinee will also be given
Saturday at which each child will re-
ceive present. Popular prices.
Prof. L. Bath Glasson, the new music
director at the college, is in town. Six
of his former pupils are also here. The
professor will be assisted by Otto Powers
in sight reading and brass work, and by
Miss Amaret Franklin in piano Mr.
Glasson gave us the following informa-
ton upon urgent request He grad
uate of two music institutes in New
York City, studied two years in Europe
under Sir. Chas. Halle, besides taking
harmony and composition under
Kaltofen. Before coming TO Michigan
he was conductor of the Brooklyn Glee
Club of one hundred voices, and in
structor in the Horace Mann School of
Music The professor says if he has any
speciality it is as conductor of choruses
and bands. His desire and ambition is
TO make Alma known as center for
music IA Ann ArbOr is known further
south.