Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-08-27
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l. b. Wolf and wife are spending a
week at Crystal.
Mr.. Will Reed was in Shepherd
early in the week.
For real amusement and genuine sport,
go to Mat Wixom Sept. I'd.
Miss Addie Quail of Washington, d. G..
is the guest of relatives in town.
Mrs. f. L. Dodge of Saginaw is visit
ing at the home of w. w. Iverson
Mr.. James Kress of Ithaca spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hannah.
To both sexes and all ages, Mat Wixom
is said to furnish the most unresistable
fun.
John Stoutenburgh of Port Huron, is
visiting his mother and sister of this
place.
Old papers for sale at this office, five
cents per dozen, or twenty-five cents
per hundred.
Miss Winnie Teevin and her cousin,
Miss Allie Goodrich, are spending week
at Grand Rapids.
M. Pollasky and son Frank started
Tuesday for Frankfort and other points,
on a vacation trip.
Miss Alta Wilson has been confined to
her room for several days with an at
tack Of philomania.
Prof. and Mrs. c. A. Davis are enter
tanning the formers parents who arrived
from the east on Tuesday.
j. Q. Rogers and Mrs. WEIGH of st.
Louis were married last week, and will
make their future home in Alma.
ID. V. Hubble went back to his old
home III Buffalo on the excursion Mon
day, and will be away for some time.
Bryan's Comedians will keep you
laughing from beginning to end. Opera
house tonight. Prices 10, 10 and 25c.
w w. Iverson rode to Crystal on
his wheel Monday to look after his in
terests in the Ferris wheel at the resort
Miss Grace Anderson, who has been
spending a week with Miss Clara Prin.
gle, has returned TO her home in Mid
land
Mrs Carrie Eddy, who has been visit
ing friends at this point for couple
weeks, returned to her home at Portland
on Tuesday
DR.. Henry Butler has gone to Chicago
where he will occupy the pulpit of the
New England Congregational church
next Sunday.
Geo. Chase of North Baltimore, Ohio
who owns the Courier farm southwest
of town, is in Alma looking after bust
ness interests.
James Mitchell and sister of Brecken.
ridge were in town Tuesday. Mr.
Mitchell was preparing for his work
next year at the college.
Ben Button started for Howell, Fen
ton and other points, on his wheel Sun
day, and will be gone week or two
Ben Mccullough takes his place at tn,
store.
Prof. r. Necond of Saginaw, vii
organize French and violin classes il
Alma soon. He is highly recommends
from Ithaca and st. Louis where h,
already has numerous pupils.
The d CT. r. 81 w. force of men ar,
busy this week putting in side tracks OF
the Pollasky flats. When the two road
get their work completed they will hav,
about eight miles of siding here in Alma
Mrs. Theodore Nelson will have he
house moved over TO the west side of he
lot so as to be as far from the jar of tn
loaded trains as possible. Her famil,
will reoccupy the old home in few
weeks.
Jim Allen, who has been compellet
to give up his house near the college oil
account of its being sold, has purchase,
Bert W oodward's new house, and vii
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pleted. The consideration was $1,000.
J. G. Newbrough of Greenville, tn
recently appointed superintendent o
construction of the new buildings at tn
Mt. Pleasant Indian school, was in Aim
Monday morning on his way to MI
Pleasant and made the RECORD pleas
ant call.
The following took the teachers ex
animation at Ithaca on the 10 and &c
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Portor, lst grade
Miss Stella Eagon, I'd grade Miss Berth
McLaren, I'd grade; Mr.. Chas. Murphy
Miss Laura Button and Miss Berth
Struble, Sd grade.
Prof Beckner, when asked abou
the Commercial School, said the pros
poets were never better. He is under
taking systematically to let people kno,
what he has TO offer. We feel sure tina
the Inducements of this school il onl'