Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-12-24
Veal loaf at p. L. Banghart's.

Veal loaf at p. L. Banghart's.
Mrs. E. G. Collier and children re
turned to Cleveland last Friday.
j. II. Lancashire was called to Gran,
Rapids on business last Saturday.
A baby girl came to stay with Mr.
and Mrs. Will Birmingham Monday
Miss Ariadne E. McLaren sings at tn,
grand concert Dec. 30. Be sure to hea
her.
Full line of turkeys, chickens, duck
and oysters for Christmas at J. b
Parker's.
Mrs. Abel left yesterday for New Yorl
where she will spend the holidays will
her daughter.
j. o. Lumsden of Big Rapids, form
erly partner of S. w. Tinker, was il
Alma last Friday night.
Mrs. Mary d. Plum and daughter
Wheelie left Tuesday for Minneapoli:
where they will spend the holidays.
You cannot afford to miss hearing
Herbert A. Sprague at the opera house,
Jan. 4. Admission 10c, 15c and 25c.
All kinds of meats, poultry, game,
fish, oysters, anything you wish for
Xmas dinner at Griffith meat market. +.
Miss Franklin and Miss Voorhees, are
spending the vacation at their respect.
i've homes in Thomsonville and Frank.
fort.
Miss Beulah Moor, teacher of Music
III the Ithaca schools, was the guest of
Miss Frances Torrance Tues ay and at
tended the Choral Concert in the evening.
Now is your chance to condition your
stock. To introduce the Anglo Ameri-
can Stock Food, l will sell the large
soc packages for 3Oc from Dec. IS to
Dec. %. , GEO. LIMERICK.
Mr.. Griffith bought seventy turkeys
of Jos. Grover last Monday, weighing
$50 lbs, for which he paid the neat
little sum of $50. Mrs. Grover raised
the flock all from three turkeys.
A series of special sermons by six of
the most noted divines in the state will
be begun at the Presbyterian church
after the holidays. One or two of these
ministers will be here each month.
The new Office for the Roller Mills in
the Electric Light Plant building is
nearly completed and will be ready for
occupancy in few days 1t is divided
into three apartments and is very coy
and commodious. The old office build
ing is for sale.
Byron w. Kings Bible and Shake.
speare readings never fail to astonish and
delight the audience. So much new
meaning is brought out by this wonder
full man that one forgets the reader and
is lost In wonder AT the opera house,
Jan. ~. Admission 35c and SOC.
The Firemen will give their annual
ball in the opera house on New Years
Eve. Music for the occasion will be
by the Opera House Orchestra
It is two years since the firemen have
given an entertainment, and this fact,
together with the excellence of their
'ormer efforts, merit for them very
LIBERAL patronage.
We are in receipt of the Chri tmas
Number of the Michigan Bulletin, the
'fficial paper of the Michigan Press Asso.
'iation. The cover is very neat and .
asty and the contents do great credit to .
he careful editing of the publisher, b. j. /
Lowry of the Howard City Record.
Only the very best is permitted to enter
is columns, and that which is of the
highest value to Michigan publishers.
The Methodist people were especially
ortunate last Sunday in having with
hem Mrs. Merry O. Mind, the noted
Missionary worker, who preached to
hem in the morning, and DIR. James II.
'otts, editor of the Michigan Christian
advocate, in the evening. DR.. Potts has
cen identified with this paper for
wenty years, during which time the
lumber Of subscribers has increased
rom 1000 to $4,000. After speaking
ew words in favor of religious litera.
nre in the home and recommending the
iichigan Christian Advocate, DR. Potts
reached stirring sermon from Titus
III, IL.