Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-04-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Stevenson returned from her
home visit at Glenco. Canada, last week
Friday.
Concert goers will be pleased to hear
Prof. Horst's violin again at the Euterpe
Club Concert tonight.
r. Il. Green the new photographer
has come to stay as will be seen by his
adv in another column.
| j. p. Taft and wife have returned
from California and will make Alma
their home this summer
The regular District Sunday School
convention of Pine River Township will
be held in Forest Hill Sunday afternoon
and evening of May Sth.
We stated in last weeks issue that the
repairs on Prof. Clizbe's house would
amount to nearly 81 900, but only about
half that amount will be expended.
The dance in connection with the
rattle held in the village of Sumner, Is
reported to have ended rather roughly
for some present, the free-for-an not
using them very gently
The laundry owned by James Kinch
at Mt. Pleasant burned yesterday morn
ing The Wright House will do their
work until they can get new machinery
Sat M, in another huildipp
John Dilling of Sumner, who had the
greater part of the large bone of one of
his legs removed last fall, was making
friendly calls in Alma Tuesday. DR..
Pringle among others was called upon.
A few mornings ago Will Spicer and
Charley Ward attempted to entertain a
friend for short time with sail on the
river. To judge from the report of the
entertained he had rather moist time
of it.
Attorneys Clark and Winton of Ithaca
have filed papers with the supreme
court for the disbarment of w. A. Leet.
Nathan Church is at the bottom of the
proceedings hoping to further his fight
in the Ithaca postoffice. Mr.. Leet has
employed the best counsel in the county
and is confident of winning out.
A flower party was given in the San
itarium parlors last Saturday evening.
Two prizes were given to the winners of
the evening, one a bunch of daisies,
another of pansies. One was won by
Mrs. +. II. Hitchkiss of st. Ignace and
the other by Mrs. Chas. +. Rice of De-
troit. A delightful time was had by all.
The piano (Kimball, Upright Grand
presented by the w. w. Kimball Co.,
at the contest, was won by Miss Elsie
Reimer, of London, Ohio, the judges
being Messrs. Frederick Grant Gleason,
Thomas Moore and Arne Oldberg.-
Chicago Musical Times. Opera house,
Alma, May 9th. Prices %, 30 and 80
cents.
AT the last regular meeting of VIM.
Meyer Woman's Relief Corps, the mem
bers expressed, by unanimous vote, their
sincere thanks to all those who so kindly
assisted in giving the entertainment
blue and Gray" The ladies have
proven their appreciation by appropri-
ating the entire proceeds to worthy
cause of which all will no doubt hear
more in the future.
The Woman's Club were invited 10
spend the afternoon of Monday last with
the Woman's Club of st. Louis. VIM.
Owen, who has been playing at the
opera house for some nights past adj
dressed the clubs on the subject Shakes
pears Heroines." The address was very
Alma club very grateful for the in
vitation to so rare treat.
The members of the mining company
who returned to Alma from Virginia a
few days ago report that at present the
mine is closed and that if the present
mine superintendent can be induced to
remain the mine will be reopened in
few days, if not, it will not be opened
until Sept. /. The superintendent
father has large mining interests in
California and he wishes to join him,
but may be prevailed upon to remain in
the present position. The result will
soon be known as he is expected in town
today when the final arrangement will
be made.