Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-05-27
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

law, L. II. Hayt, Wednesday.
PIT. Banghart has sold his big ST.
Bernard dog to O. +. Murdoch of Big
Rapids.
M. Medler of Sumner was in town
Wednesday night to attend the X. of p
exercises.
Read announcement of GAS You Like
1t" in another column. You can't afford
TO miss it.
Jno. Martin and wife, who live just
northeast of town, have brand new boy
at their place.
w. S. Turck is in Grand Rapids this
week on work connected with the
Soldiers Home.
Jno. Garfield of Harrison was the
guest of l.. A. Ely Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week.
Miss BERTHE Johnson Of Vestaburg is
now employed as saleslady at Chas. +.
Pettyjohn 81 Co $ store.
J. f. Schwartz was in Mt. Pleasant
Tuesday putting one of his Imperial
furnaces in for parties at that place.
The fourth annual commencement of
the Elm Hall public schools occurs this
evening. The class consists Of Miss
Mabel Hildreth.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Rice, southeast OF
town, are happy over the advent OF a
little girl who came to stay with them
the first of the week.
w. A. Bahlke enjoyed a visit over
Sunday from his father, A. Bahlke, and
his sister and brother-in-law, MIR. and
Mrs. Jas. Soaring of Pewamo.
The Barbour Theatre Company at the
opera house May 30, 81 and June l..
carry large company and are one of the
best companies on the road. Admission
10, 10 and % cents.
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church will give ten cent supper We'd
nesday evening, June lst, at the home of
Mrs. John Glass. Supper from 5:3O to
| S 900 A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Bert Hayes has opened law office in
the rooms between those occupied by w.
A. Bahlke and DIR. Pringle. Bert Wood
ward will occupy the same rooms in
connection with Mr.. Hayes as loan
office.
Miss Hills best Alma pupils assisted
!
lind" and Mr.. Will Cliff of Bay City as
Tombstone" will reproduce GAS You
Like 1t, Friday night, June 3rd at the
opera house.
Very few people are aware of the
magnitude of the egg business of o. w.
Rogers of this place. Last week he
shipped two car load, 80, 900 dozen. We
are informed this is only an average
weeks shipment
The delegates to the State Firemen
Association held at Manistee last week,
give very enthusiastic account of the
convention and speak in the highest
terms of the entertainment provided by
| the citizens of Manistee.
The Barbour Theater Co. whose dates
in Alma are May 30, 81 and June lst
comes well recommended from towns
where they have played. They open
with a society comedy Divorced" which
is having a big run at present.
Drs Dudley and Eckard have both re-
signed their positions with the Alma
Sanitarium company and expect tc
leave for Chicago the first OF June. We
are informed that an assistant medical
superintendent will be selected and the
medical staff changed somewhat.
The audience that witnessed obi
vorced," by the Barbour Theatre Co.
was delighted one, for the entertain
ment was put on the boards in most
creditable manner. 1t would be difficult
TO get together a travelling troope of ter
that could do better work Tonight
the week s engagement will close with
THE Irish Alderman. Bulletin, Big
Rapids, May 2l, 1895
A stirring poem on Cuba, by Joaquin
Miller, opens the May number of Franz
Leslie's Popular Monthly. If there art
any Americans who do not wish th'
freedom of the Cubans, reading of thi
poem will quickly bring them into line
This magazine contains much of grea
timely interest Naval Warfare To
day" is an elaborate a1ticle, giving thu
most complete and best illustrated de
, scription of this much-talked-of topi'
that has yet appeared. 1t is written by
Frederick Stone Daniel, and is accom-
panied by more than twenty-five half
tone cuts of all the leading warships il
our navy, including a beautiful water
color frontispiece of the battleship Maine
recently destroyed in Havana harbor.
T THE FREE DIETETIC LECTURE
IN THE OPERA HOUSE
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