Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-26
Smoke the -. G.. b.
Perfumes at Mahan's.

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Perfumes at Mahans.
Noah's Ark leads in low prices.
Try Banghart's fresh made veal loaf.s
Chicago Cottage Reed Organs at
Nichols
L. f. Timby of Lansing was home
over Sunday.
Dr. Bruske was in Saginaw on bust
ness Friday last.
Buy your drugs at the old reliable
stand, b. S. Webbs.
Representative Vought was home
over Sunday with his family.
VIII Young was numbered among
the transgressors on Sunday.
Miss Orinda Emsley has resigned her
position as clerk ut Noah's Ark.
Miss Lizzie Bobziel of st. Louis
visited at Fred Servoss' this week.
See those new designs in honiton lace
and embroidery work at Miss Smith s."
Owing to the extra rush of customers
+. L. Banghart has been forced to add
another cutter to his force, this one will
be ii IL. Grover of st. Louis, former
Alma man. He begins Monday.
Fred Osborn is now prepared to give
guitar lessons ut his home. Give him a
call
G. w. Sidebotham spent Sunday with
his friend Watson Robinson, at Vesta-
burg.
The RECORD job department is now
working extra time III getting out the
college catalogues
Rev c. r. Blanchard of Schoolcraft
arrived Tuesday evening for short
visit with friends.
Z. f. Thompson of Saginaw visited
his son Henry, who is attending school
here, on Saturday,
John Glass left for Port Huron Mon
day night TO attend the state meeting of
the Foresters' lodge.
\. w. Wright returned Tuesday from
an extended business trip through
Kansas City and other western points.
O. +. Davis Of Grand Rapids was III
Alma this week tuning and repairing
the musical instruments at the college
G. a. Kipp's horse ran away Monday
badly damaging the milk wagon anG
spilling the milk. He has everything il
running condition once more however
All the members of the NJ. f. Sunday
School Were presented with a beautiful
little silk flag by DR.. Pettyjohn last
Sunday, 1t was a very fitting souvenir
for the birthday of Washington.
Allie Adams, former Alma boy now
at st Johns who has been connected
with the St. Johns Mercantile Co. fol
the past seven years, has gone into tn,
dry goods business with gentleman by
the name of Davis. Success to them.
L. ~ Sharp and G. f. Brown lief
Monday for Detroit to attend the STATE
Republican Convention. Before hi
return the editor will take in the meet
ing of the State Press Association, als'
the meeting of the Republican Pres
Association.
\ very pleasant birthday surpris
party was given to Miss Ina Youngs b,
twenty-five of her young friends Frida.
evening. Miss Ina was presented wit
some very beautiful presents, and al
had a very enjoyable time.
Sunday night about twelve o'clock
= burglars broke into the residence o
Andrew Shaw on State street while tn
e family were asleep, and secured abou
e s. 90 in money and some little article
of iewelry. They escaped unobserveC
and as yet no trace of them can be found
, A very sad and sudden death occurre
in Perrinton the last Of the week job
, Thompson, an old and highly respecte
farmer left the house as usual TO do nj
morning chores, but feeling a sudde
faintness returned to the house, and
few moments later died of heart failur,
The funeral was held Saturday.
Those who attended the Presbyteria
u church Sunday evening, were MOI
. than pleased with the sermon by Rev
= w +. Jones on the theme, THE Soci;
e Life of Young People" The sermo
= was strictly up-to-date and full of il
r spring and eloquent thought. Tn
next weeks subject, "The Youn
$ Woman's Ideal Young Man" promise
S to be Of a like nature.
: During the past week we have bee
n printing the annual announcement fC
l. the Alma College Summer School, an
the course Of study and instruction W
r believe cannot be beaten. The facult
d this year will consist of A. +. Brusk,
,, ID. D.; J. w Ewing, a. NJ. JOS I
e Northon, Phi. b. and Harry Porter