Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-12-24
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M. Pollasky spent Sunday in Sagin aw
Harvey Button visited in Ithaca Mon
day.
For choice, pure milk, Price takes the
lead.
Try our home make mince meat, it j:
elegant. J.B. PARKER.
DR.. and Mrs. Lancashire were in De.
troit the first of the week.
Q. L. ~ G.. NJ. Delavan have few OF
those black Satinette skirts left.
Alva Caple came home from Toledo
yesterday to spend the holidays.
Call on Earl Clark opposite the post.
office for a first-class haircut and shave
Mrs. Will Wright returns tomorrow
from several days visit in Saginaw.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wright left last
week Thursday for a short visit in
Kansas City.
Robert Hogg of Isabella county called
on Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Kinch last Fri
day evening.
Wyatt Duzenbury has gone TO Lake
George and northern Michigan where he
will spend the winter.
Your wheel stored all winter at West
on's for sl,00 or if you get 81 90 worth of
repairing done the storage is free.
Mr. Kings work is that of master.
L do not wonder that you prefer it to the
dry lectures. "-Ignatius Donnelly.
Warren and Llewellyn Duzenbury
left few days ago for Vanderbilt where
they expect to remain during the winter.
Francis Coleman of Alma and Mrs.
Hulda Brown of Lake View were mar
ried Saturday evening by Justice Dun
ham.
Mrs. b r. Sloan left for Chicago last
Saturday after short visit with her sis
ter, Miss Julia McCallum, and other
friends.
T. J. Clark of Pine River has purch-
ased what is known as the White farm
of forty acres on the north of his own
property.
Will Getty, the drummer of Harring-
toms Military Band at Kalkaska, came
Monday to play in the Choral Concert
Tuesday evening.
1t is a pleasure to hear Miss Lovina
Parsons, soprano. She will sing at
Prof. Nicoud's grand concert next
Thursday evening, Deo 30.
Prof. A. Robert-Nicoud' violin solo,
Blue Bells of Scotland, with variations,
is simply grand. He will play it in the
grand concert at the opera house next |
Thursday, Dec. 30.
The Waverley Magazine, the Weekly |
Story Paper, in its four December issues
contains 90 complete short stories and a |
variety of articles and notes on subjects
of interest in the home
Herbert A. Sprague, who appears
under the auspices of the Literature
class of the High School on the evening
Of Jan. 4, does not make use of wigs and
costumes, but depends on his own power
of expression. Admission l0c, loo and
25c.
Prof. j. w. Ewing gave temperance
lecture in the Presbyterian church at
st. Louis, Sunday evening. He dwelt
on the enormous amount of
money wasted each year for strong drink,
and the poverty and misery entailed
upon many families by a drinking men,
Der of the family. He also argued for
purity and craftsmanship in local
politics.
In our issue of last week we spoke of
he death and burial Of Mrs. John
Dunlap Of Sumner. On Dec. IL, the
lay of her funeral, her husband, aged
seventy three years, was seriously iujur.
ID by falling over low barb wire
'ence. The injuries resulted in his
leath on Monday last. Funeral services |
we're held on Wednesday and the body I
aid to rest beside that of his wife. The
leighbors did all that could be done for 1
10Th of them during their illness, but 1
heir careful attentions could not keep [
way the angel of death. The deceased !
eove three minor children TO mourn the !
oss Of loving parents.