Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-02-04
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s. w. Tinker was doing business il
Breckenridge Saturday.
f. f. Pollasky has new lad" this
week. Be sure to look it over.
Mrs E. H. Weston went to Duplain
yesterday to visit her parents.
4 Nothing but the choicest pork, beef
mutton and oysters at J. B. Parker's.
Five Hundred cords of three IT. wood
wanted at Alma Electric Light q Power
90.
Mrs. John II. Stewart of Detroit is the
guest of Alma friends and relatives this
week.
Dan Altenberg received visit from
his brother in Middleton first of the
week
N. d. Avis Of Saginaw, special exam
liner of the Pension Bureau, was in town
Tuesday.
f. r. Knapp of North Adams, for
merly of Sumner, visited friends here
this week.
b. S. Webb curtained Lyman Cohoon's
new house throughout on Wednesday.
A large order.
Several Alma young people attended
the party out to l.. D. Johnsons home
Tuesday night.
| James Cornell returned Monday from
his visit in Hillsdale and brought back
wife with him. A lucky visit.
Hear Miss Jose Barden, Michigan's
famous reader, at the Deutscher Verein
concert next Wednesday evening.
J. T. Peters has had the interior Of the
furniture store frescoed and re-var nished
and all fixed up nice for the new firm.
We learn that st. Louis man was
over here Tuesday and bought over $50
worth of groceries of Wright & Willard.
Work on the opera house block is be-
ing pushed quite rapidly this week.
The column for the corner is here and is
a beauty.
DIR. E. S. Pettyjohn went to Lansing
Monday TO attend meeting of the COM
mittee on admission to the State Medical
Association.
Don't miss hearing G. E. Scott on
"Lincoln's Place in American History"
in college chapel tomorrow evening.
Admission free.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hall were in Car.
son City the first of the week visiting
Mr. Halls aunt, Mrs. Geo. Metcalf, who
has been quite i'll.
Hon Chas. H. Hampton of Petoskey,
editor of the Independent Democrat,
made us very pleasant call on Monday.
He visited the college also.
Eugene Fiield of Bay City, w. E.
Boyden of Delhi Mills and S. o. Bush of
Battle Greek were here this week on
business with A. W. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Knowlton Of Sag
NAV were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Lancashire Wednesday. Mr.. Knowlton
is secretary Of the Wright Lumber Co.
Rev. H B. jefferson attended the
Central Convocation of the Michigan
diocese at st. Johns church in the vii
lage of st. Johns Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week.
o. W. Ruggles of Chicago, General
Passenger and Ticket Agentrof the |
Michigan Central r. r., arrived at the |
sanitarium Monday for few days rest |
and recuperation.
At the meeting of the Grand Order of |
the Orient last week Thursday evening |
degrees were conferred on ten new candi. |
dates and the meeting is reported to have |
been "howling' success.
Carl Moser Of Chicago, pianist and |
Arnold Delliehausen of Alma, either |
soloist, will give the audience rare
treat at the Alma Deutscher verein con.
cert next Wednesday evening, Feb,
10Th.
Justice Rollin A. Wood held court in
Justice Dunham's Office last Saturday |
and heard the garnishee case of F. E.
Pol asky VS.. Elliot and Edward White,
main defendants, and Henry Sandal,
garnishee defendent. Plaintiff was de-
feated and paid costs.
The Firemen and Village Council have
exchanged rooms at Firemen's Hall and
the former will have the front room
frescoed, painted and all fixed up for
a library and reading room. They will
also use the same room for all their meet.
ings and will find it pleasant place.
The Inter Oceans Annual Year Book
and Almanac for '9s gives the new tariff
law in full, and the duty on each article
and class Of merchandise comrared with
the Wilson law. This is mat.
ter that interests every citizen and house
holder. All the items and the various