Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18
II. M. Cowley was in Ithaca Saturday.

W. A Bahlke was in Ithaca on bust
ness Monday.
Mr.. Roberts went to Saginaw last Fri
day for short visit.
f. K. Pollasky left Wednesday for a
business trip in the east.
Mrs. II. j. Hyde returned Monday
from her visit in Fenton.
j. M. Montigel went to Ithaca OH usi-
ness the first of the week.
Rare bargains in ladies' fine kid shoes,
hand sewed, at f. E. Pollasky's.
Harry CLARK looked after some bust
ness matters in Bannister Wednesday
G. Gray entertained his aunt, Mrs. j.
Stone of Belding, a few days this week
= Mrs Lnlia Lathrop is in Chicago Paf-
chasing millinery goods for the spring
trade.
library free to all who will ask for
Atlas coupons. See ad. elsewhere III
this paper.
Mrs. b. Dewitt and daughter Florence
and VIM. Desmond returned to Owosso
last Friday.
Orlando Sharp has been granted a
pension of IS per month, dating from
February lst.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. S. Pierson of
Stanton made a short visit in Alma the
last of last week.
You can't afford not to take advantage
OF the great closing out sale of the OPP
dyke mammoth stock of goods
Prof. Barnhart of Ypsilanti, an app'i-
cant for the superintendency of the
Alma schools, was here Monday.
There is nothing that looks so bad as
and eye glass that does not become you.
If you go to Nichols he will fit you
right.
Mrs. Chaplain Hall of Hart returned
home the last of last week from a two
weeks visit with l.. S. Stevens and
family.
-Four funny endmen, new songs, new
jokes, everything up-to-date at the
Firemen's Minstrel Show next Monday
evening
DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Pettyjohn leave
this morning for Old Point Comfort,
Va, where the doctor will take a much
needed rest.
Another book binder has struck town.
A nine and one half pound boy came to
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. King Sun
day morning.
Second appearance of the A. F. ID.
at the opera house next Mon
day evening, Mar 2lst. Admission 10,
% and 30 cents.
Miss Matte Parks of Indlanola. Iowa.
who has been spending several weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. j. w. Ewing, re.
turned home Monday evening
The indoor athletic meet in the college
gymnasium next Tuesday evening, Mar.
22nd, promises to be very lively and
Admission % cents.
Harvey Bennett of Barry county,
brother-in-law Of Fred Hall, was here
this week and bought a 1870 acre farm in
Lafayette township of Bert Woodward.
Miss Ioa Kuhn of Greenville was
united in marriage to friedrich Rexford
Of Sumner last week at the residence of
Z. r. Kuhn in Sumner township. Justice
E. A. Potter performed the ceremony.
The year and half old son of Ed
Jurrence died Sunday night of brain
fever. Funeral was held from the
Townsend school house Tuesday after
loon, Rev. Clough officiating. In
erment in the Townsend cemetery.
Ben Buttons delivery team ran away
Tuesday when left standing at Mr..
They ran west through |
main street, calling out a crowd Of |
pectators. When caught on the COM
mons south Of the college the horses
we're loose from the buggy, which was
damaged some, but they were uninjured.
r. +. Hunt of Jackson, veterinary
urgeon, has located in Alma and will
10 all kinds Of veterinary work. His
'ffice is at the Wright House Livery and
III calls will be promptly attended to,
lay or night MIR. Hunt is a graduate
# the Detroit College of Medicine, a
'oung man and full of push and hustle.
A. B. Kerlin, travelling salesman for
he Phoenix Bicycle Co. of Freeport, Ill,
vas in town Monday and placed the
gency in the hands of Carts Brown
gain. The '9S Phoenix is a very trim
Wheel, combining all the qualities that
70 to make up beauty and durability
some important improvements have been
made over the 81 model and the price
much reduced from what it has been.
The eleventh annual Sunday School
hold in eblay Mo,do, o,,l !