Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-02-04
B. s. w E B b,
DRUGGIST AND STATioNER
ZONE OIcINIrY.

Smoke 1.-The Alma
Hats at much less than cost at Miss
Smiths.
Bert Woodward was in Detroit the
first Of the week.
DR.. Bruske was in Saginaw last Sat.
urday on business.
Miss Aria Holiday called on st. Louis
friends last Friday.
p. NJ. Smith has recovered from a
severe attack of quincy.
G.. w. Pulfrey of st. Johns called on
friends here the first of the week.
Miss Mona McMannis was home from
her school Friday night and Saturday
German Toms of WILLIAMSON is the
new harness maker at Chas Morden's
j. NJ. Blakeslee of st. Louis, agent for
the Michigan Mutual, was in town Tues.
day.
Mrs. l.. Smith of Ithaca was the guest
OF her daughter, Miss @. E. Smith, this
week.
Miss Nettie McLaren visited the pub
lie schools in st. Louis Monday after
noon.
On Feb, 22nd Tues, Eve. y Rev. M.
D. Carrel will give his popular lecture in
the Methodist Church.
l.. H. Hayt and Harry Moore drove to
Shepherd last Friday and found lots of
snow but not much sleighing.
The RECORD commences the advertis-
ing of the state tax sales in this issue.
Extras can be had at this office.
The Epworth League took a sleigh
ride Sunday evening to attend the eve.
ming services at the st. Louis M. E.
church.
Zeta Sigma Society's celebration of
Lincoln's birthday tomorrow evening in
college chapel. No Admission fee
Everybody invited.
You can't afford TO miss hearing Prof.
A. Robert.Nicoud, the famous concert
violinist, next Wednesday evening in
the new Pollasky block. Admission on
ly Csc.
Mrs Peter Forest, aged 90 years, died
of cancer at her home south of town last
Friday afternoon. Funeral services were
held at the house Sunday and the re.
mains inferred in Riverside cemetery.
Owing to increase of business. J. n.
Ford, proprietor of the Wright House has
found it necessary to increase the mum.
Der of rooms for trancients by rearrang-
ing partitions and making some other
changes.
N. s. Lagatree of Saginaw, teacher of
banjo, mandolin and guitar, was in
town Monday and organized class. He
will be at Prof Nicoud's Institute every
Monday. Parties wishing to take les.
sons in either are invited to call.
Geo. Hutchings and family went to
Owosso Saturday for few days. They
received word Friday that Mr.. Hutch.
'hSS piOVhci III DdNtlpOrU, WASH, was
dead and the remains would be brought
to Owosso, arriving there the first of
this week, and would be laid TO rest in
Bennington.
Faust" questionably the most
powerful play at present on the Amer.
lean boards, is booked at the Opera
House, March 3rd. The scenic and
marvellous electrical effects, groupings of
characters and tableaux, interspersed |
here and there with bright dialogue,
Astounding in sparkling wit and droll
humor, combine to make the play ore of |
the most interesting ever presented in
Alma.
The RECORD is In receipt Of compli. |
mentary copy of Suggestive Special Day
Programs, just published by j. E.
State Supt. of Public In.
struction. 1t is well gotten up and
quite full and complete sugges.
tive programs for the proper observance
by district schools of Lincolns, Wash
ington's, Lowell's and Longfellow's
and ArbOr, Memorial, indie.
pendence, Labor and Thanksgiving days
and Christmas-tid 1t also contains
hne cats OF Washington and Lincoln.