Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-12-10

a ladys bicycle to trade for wood at
Weston's.
Lace curtains greatly reduced at The
Saginaw Store.
w. A. Hall of Eaton Rapids is visiting
his son A j, Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs B. S. Webb visited in
Saginaw last Friday.
The finest musical entertainment ever
given in Alma, Dec 2lst.
Orders for Christmas pictures should
be il not later than next week
j. CHRISTENSEN.
Beautiful Christmas gifts may be
obtained at the bazaar next Wednesday.
d. d. WhiteseIl spent the most of
! last week in Bay City at the u. S. court.
/ Hear the new march, "Alma College
Boys" by GLEASON, at the Choral Concert
Dec 2lst
The Roller Mills shipped thirty car
| AO"uo' HhOSVAy VI lOuI, uNh4lls VIC ulOutn
of November.
$l00 stores your wheel all winter or if
you get 500 worth of repairs the stor-
age is free at Weston's.
Mrs. w. Netzorg and daughter of
Ithaca attended Prof. Horst's Violin
Recital Wednesday evening.
/
Griffith's meat market is undergoing
thorough renovation and Will be made
one of the finest in the country.
a good boy wanted to learn the trade.
None need apply unless they mean bust
ness. Also girl to learn TO set type.
Fred Stone is on the sick list. Mark
Nicholson has been running Hayt's
delivery wagon this week in his place.
have a No. Regular Kodak in per-
feet condition. Cost me $50, price new,
of Eastman 81 Co., the same l will sell
for 500. J. II. LANCASHIRE.
Chopin's Ballade in A Flat is one of the
most beautiful of the great master work.
Miss Mary Caldwell will play it at the
Choral Concert
Miss Nina Johnson of Montpelier, o.,
came last week Thursday to spend the
winter with her law, Mrs. Ella
Johnson.
Saturday was Mrs. DePlanta's birth
day, and as a token of friendship, the
ladies of the Baptist church pres ented
her with handsome water set.
Something new, Pratt's Animal Reg.
ulator Quick, sure and satisfactory
results in conditioning horses cattle,
sheep and hogs. Sold at Alma Feed
Store.
H. A. Hall, who was tried last week
Thursday before Justice Durham on
charge of assault and battery, was con-
victed and fined $40 and costs, or 30 days
in the county Jail. He took the latter
L. A. Sharp, acting for Wright *
Davis, went to Shepherd last Friday and
attached the bank fixtures of the defunct
Farmers bank for rent and deposit
money to the amount of $3.50. The
attachment covers the banks time-lock
safe. Ryan did not appear to oppose
the attachment.
A strange dog was accidentally left in
J. NJ. Nichols jewelry store over night
Monday. In the morning it was found
that the animal had been amusing him
self by playing on several of the various
musical instruments. He played so hard
on two or three of them that he broke
the strings, and handled his music so
carelessly that several of the music
sheets were badly torn.
st. Louis is much stirred up over a
scandal in high life that has just come
to light. The prominence of some Of
the people involved is causing excite
ment to run very high in that city. The
facts Of the case are that when Miss
Maggie Kenney died short time ago,
suspicious were entertained that some.
thing was wrong and investigation was
instituted. Wednesday of this week,
the prosecuting attorney aud sheriff,
accompanied b. two physicians, went
70 Irish Town, where the body was
buried, and took il up for the purpose
of examination. The physicians have
not yet made public the result, but some
interesting developments are expected
and arrests will likely follow.