Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-04-22
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w. 4. Bahlke was in Ithaca Tuesday,
Get one of those fine juicy roasts at
Baughart's.
A fine line of sailors at Mrs. Lathrop's;
from 25c up.
A new invoice of that "Leader" coffee
just received.
CT. 81 G. NJ. DELAvAY.
Chas Lane has been on the sick list
the past week.
The barn back of the opera house for
rent. Inquire Of
j. III. LANCASHIRE 81 Co.
Hear the sextette from Lucia" Eu-
terpe Club, April 20.
j. b. Baker of Lansing was in town
Tuesday on business.
j. II. Lancashire returned from Kan
sas City Monday morning.
Coke's dandruff cure at the Wright
House barber shop, try it.
Mrs j. Q. Stone is convalescing from
a two weeks serious illness.
Mrs. Lottie Adams from Jackson is
visiting her mother in Alma.
Another special sale of mems hats at
Chas. f Pettyjohn & Co.'S.
The cheapest place to buy wall paper
and window shades is at L. Hayt's.
Special sale i'll mems shoes at Chas.
E. Pettyjohn 81 Co.'S First come, first
served.
+. II. Weston and j. r. McCarty were
in Saginaw and Bay City Tuesday on
business.
j. Z. Peters and daughter Mertha
We're in Saginaw Thursday of this week
on business.
Two new cases of measles appeared
this past week at Mr. Rices living south
west of town.
Miss Franklin, one Of the musical in
structors of the college, has been i'll for
the past few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Kline, living three
miles southwest of town, have a ten
pound boy in the family
A. S. Musselman of the Musselman
Grocery Co., of Grand Rapids, was in
town on business Monday.
Two small gasoline stoves are for sale
at A. w. Brooks. Those wishing such an
article will do well to look at them.
s. E. Symons, senior member of the
firm of Symons Bros. & Co., wholesale
grocers Of Saginaw, was in town on
business Tuesday.
Morris Messenger took stock Of cloth.
ing TO Riverdale Wednesday morning
which he pat on sale at Lathrop's new
store during the week.
The Cuban War dispatches will be
read from the stage during the perfor-
nance of "Blue and Gray" at the opera
house Saturday night.
The "Blue and Gray" is played en-
tirely by home talent. The best material
from both college and town has been
chosen for the several parts.
DR. r. G. Turck left Tuesday for Chi
cago He will practice medicine in
Kenwood. The RECORD joins his many
friends in wishing him success.
H. T. Button left Thursday morning
with a stock of clothing for II. j. Yer
meulen which will be placed on sale at
Moblo's store in Riverdale during the
remainder of the week.
j w Holmes has as fine line of
buggies and carriages as has ever been
seen in Alma, and at prices that meet
the approval Of all, we should Judge at
the rate he is selling them.
The A. F. D. gun drill which will be
given at the opera house tomorrow night
in the blue and Gray" is the same as
presented at the minstrel show, and
alone worth the price of admission.
Rev. Carrel's lecture will be given
Tuesday evening the Goth. Subject,
1.-The Mission of the Saddle Bags" The
lecture is given free by the pastor, the
proceeds to 60 for new church hymnals.
Professor Mitchell gave lecture to
the Froebel Club Monday evening on
"The MedievalCollege and its Students. 3"
The lecture was of nearly an hours
length yet all said it was much to short.
At the supper given by the L. A. S. of
the NJ. E. church in the q. A. r. hall
last Friday evening s31. 30 was realized
$3.50 was accounted for by those having
experiences to relate. The remainder
was the proceeds of the supper.
Miss Gertrude Whiting returned home
from Chicago Tuesday morning Miss
Whiting has been studying music under
Prof Plefferkorn for the past few months.
She is home for the summer but may
return to Chicago in the fall to teach