Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-04-22
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DRUGGIST AND STATIoNER
HoMaaa And OIcINITY.
Smoke "The Alma. ="
Fresh fish ot Raugbart'c

Smoke 1.-The Alma.
Fresh fish at Bangharts.
j. d. Spinney was in Ithaca Wednes
day.
Ride the Stearns bicycle. l.. Hayt
sells them.
The latest chiffans and ties at Mrs
Lathrop's.
Geese feather pillows for sale. In
quire at this office.
Miss e. Hirschkowitz returned from
Saginaw Monday evening.
A. Delliehlusen expects his new $500
soda fountain in few days.
Go to the Wright House barber shop
for your shave, haircut or bath.
Miss L. E. Mayfeld has opened dress
making parlors in the Church block
Repairing of all kinds done by the
Alma Cycle Co, first door east of post
office
Hear the Euterpe Club in a beautiful
selection from III trovatore" Opera
House, April 30
Mrs. Chas. Rich and daughters of
Detroit are still the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lancashire.
Miss G. Wilson, stewardess of the
Wright House visited friends in Elm
Hall on Friday of last week
E. p. Kinnie, former college student,
who is now at the L. NJ, is in town Wis
iting friends for few days.
Miss Anna Gelston visited in Bay City
Wednesday of this week and returned
Thursday to her home at Ann Arbor.
Bear in mind that the Blue and
Gray" is played in the opera house to-
morrow evening for the benefit of the
w. r @.
II. Chisholm Of Emerson may give a
lecture under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League of the NJ Z. church in the
near future.
Prof. E. G. Goddard of the L. of NJ.
was in Alma on Monday. Prof. Goddard
holds the position of Prof of Sciences at
the University.
a. w. Brock wishes to announce that
he will take down, store for the summer
and put mp in the fall stoves and ranges
at very moderate prices
p. s. Dodge, the optician, and whose
headquarters are at Mt. Pleasant, re.
turned to that city Wednesday evening
after few days stop at Alma.
Dingman opened his new store in the
Vermeulen block Wednesday morning.
The additional room allows the large
stock to show itself to a much greater
advantage.
Dudley Hoyt, who has very efficiently
managed the Wright House livery barn
during the past two years, has resigned
his position and will move onto a farm
northwest of town.
Fred Strong made this office pleas
ant call Tuesday night, on his return
home to Riverdale, from Tennessee,
where be has been spending the winter
Fred says Michigan is good enough for
him.
A. f. Ransom of Flushing, who was
appointed by the State Board of Edu-
cation as a member of the visiting com
mittee for Benzonia College, stopped
over at Alma Tuesday on his return
from Bcnzonia, to visit G. F. Brown.
Dr. Dudley, who has been on the
regular staff of physicians at the SAM.
tarium since September, 1896, left last
Saturday night for Chicago where he
accepts an appointment as surgeon in
the regular army. A few weeks ago
DIR. Dudley offered his services to the
government in case of war with Spain
and on Saturday he received notice to
proceed TO Chicago at once.
Miss Bernice Burns of the Albany
College Normal has been offered posi-.
ton i'm a private school at Lawrence,
Long Island, at a salary of $1,000, also
the principalship of the Normal school
at Akron, Ohio salary $1,000 Two other
positions as critic teacher have been
offered her at a salary of $500. Miss
Burns graduates in June with the high.
est honors i'm class of 81, made up of
graduates from Yale, Harvard, Smith
Cornell, Amherst and Vassar.