Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-01-07

Hooper e. Co. ship double deck car
load of live stock tomorrow.
Jesse Fatty went to Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday for a few days.
Bertha and Floyd Eldert returned to
their home in Ann Arbor last Saturday.
One-half off on all broken lots and sizes
at f. Z. Pollasky's great January shoe
sale.
Mrs. E. Richards of Carson City visited
her sister, Mrs. A. r. Dingman over
Sunday.
Will Smith of Saginaw ate New Years
dinner at the home of his sister, Mrs. S.
w. Tinker.
Alfred Rindge, formerly proprietor of
the Alma Enterprise, now of Durand,
visited his mother this week.
Your wheel stored all winter at West
on's for 81 90 or if you get 81 90 worth of
repairing done the storage is free.
Chas. Morden has been making some
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interior of his harness shop this week.
j. NJ. Blakeslee of ST. Louis was III
town this week writing insurance for the
Michigan Mutual Life ms Co. of Detroit.
Do not fail to see Carrington's personal
presentation of the famous Drummer
Boy of Shiloh at the opera Jan. ii and
10.
J. f. Schwartz received a very happy
New Years gift from Col SAVERS of st.
Louis III the form of an order for one of
his furnaces.
n. +. McClinton returned to Ann
Arbor Wednesday morning. He expects
to finish up in June and then he will be
full 1edged NJ d.
Mrs w. H. Smith, who has been visit
ing at the home of Rev. II. w. Clough
for the past week returned Monday
morning to her home at Caro-.
DR.. Dodge, optician and eye specialist,
will be at DR.. Suydam's Office Tuesday
and Wednesday, next week, Jan. IL and
-. Don't fail to see him. Examin-
ations free.
Chas NJ. Head, General Manager of
the @. 81 w. NJ. r. r., came to Alma in
his private car Saturday afternoon and
stayed over Sunday with the family of
DR.. Lancashire.
Prof. James Mitchell was notified re.
Gently of his election to membership in
the American Historical Association
which met Dec. $3.50 at Cleveland. We
congratulate the popular new Professor
on his being so soon recognized by the
best historians of the country.
Mrs. NJ Scallen last Friday purchased
the millinery stock formerly owned by
Mrs. G.. +. Hutchings and is continuing
the business at the same place. Mr..
Hutchings and family will soon remove
TO some western state where the climate
will be more beneficial to his health.
The Shepherd Graphic, the organ of
the populists in Isabella county has sus-
pended publication owing to lack of sup
port. In its last issue the paper said ::
There is no doubt in our mind that if
an election were held today there would
, not be single candidate on the silver
ticket elected to the Office for which he
was running"
Miss Clara Booth of Coleman has been
spending the holidays with her sisters
and brother of this place She remained
here this week as the Coleman schools
were closed ON account of diphtheria
Rev. A. j. Mckee of Waveland, Ind ,
who last year graduated from Prince
! ton, and who formerly attended Alma
College, is also guest at the same home.
Miss Gertrude Whiting left Saturday
evening for Chicago, where she has
entered the music department of the
Armour Institute of Technology. She
will be pupil of Pfefferkorn, the organ.
list, whose remarkable recitals at Ply
mouth church during the Worlds Fair
attracted so much attention, and who is
equally well known as pianist. Miss
Whiting receives one of the first scholar
ships in music ever given by Armour
Institute. Professor Davis accompar led
/. Miss Whiting to Chicago, returning
Tuesday morning.