Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18
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Nathan Church of Ithaca was in town
Tuesday.
j. IL. Lancashire left Tuesday for De.
troit and Chicago.
Business interests called VIM. Reed
TO Ithaca Tuesday.
NJ. j. Chaplin of Ashley spent Sunday
with Alma friends.
n. b. Bradley of Ithaca was in town
on business Tuesday.
DIR. Purmort spent Sunday at his
former home in Saginaw.
7. A. Ely and f. w. Hooper went to
Ithaca on business Wednesday.
Best shoes for wear, style and comfort
at Pollasky's Model Shoe House.
Miss Nina Bowman vert to -Bfeeken.
ridge Saturday to visit her brother
Miss Maud Brewster left Wednesday
for weeks visit at her home in Glare.
Remember the Easter sale by the
Presbyterian ladies in the near future
The largest line of spectacles and eye
glasses in the county at Nichols, jeweler
and optician.
Mr.. and Mrs J. @. Bright entertained
M. j. Bright and wife of Mt. Pleasant
over Sunday.
Mrs Ben Button returned from Jack
son Monday, where she has been since
the death of her mother.
j. w. Robinson of Vestaburg was in
Alma on business last Friday and called
on his sons at the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Platter of Big Rapids
returned home Monday from few days
visit with S. Fink and family.
For SALE-One set new light double
harness and one second hand single
harness. Inquire at this Office.
Miss Eliza Mcclellan of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, is visiting at the home of her
brother, George Mcclellan, this week.
Minstrel show by the Alma Fire De-
partment next Monday evening, Mar.
2lst. See program in another column.
Little Nola Gray, five years. old won
first prize for singing at the ladies' and
children's matinee last Saturday after
noon.
T. H. Weston lowered the steam ripes
in tha txUO ctorac of tba o,1aro Loreo I1ooIx
that are being remodeled, the last of last
week.
Gun drill by selected company, also
music by the Alma Orchestra, at the
Minstrel Show next Monday evening,
Mar. 2lst.
r.. Currence sustained serious injuries
from being kicked by a horse the last of
last week. The blow was struck over
his lungs.
The firm Of Brock q Reid dissolved
partnership by mutual consent the first
of the week and Mr.. Brock will con-
tinue the business.
EVERYBODY come out to the athletic
carnival next Tuesday evening, have a
good time and help the boys clear up
their Indebtedness.
Mrs. Scallan and Mrs Bart Miller are
in Detroit and Cleveland this week max.
ing preparations for opening a large
stock of spring millinery goods.
Miss Kate Baumgardner won the gold
watch offered by the Byron Spaun 90.
TO the prettiest girl in Alma, she re-
ceiving the highest number of votes.
Dr. E. E. Holman of Chicago, who is
a guest at the Sanitarium, is surgeon |
for the Chicago e. Eastern Illinois r. r. |
and the Chicago & Rock Island r. R.
The $1,000 Opdyke stock must be sold |
regardless of value or cost. Now is your
time to buy dry goods, capes, jackets,
underwear, hosiery, etc., at your own
price.
Darius Reid recently exchanged his
farm about three miles south west of |
Alma for farm in Sumner township,
owned by A. W. Wright and known as
The Beeson farm.
VIM. Fenner of Pittsburg, this state,
jailed on Geo. Hutchings Monday even.
ng. He has accepted a position at the
Park House. st. Louis, and begins work
here next Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Meyers went to Harbor
Springs the latter part of last week to
attend the funeral of her brother in. law,
B. Andre, who was formerly a resident
If Alma and butcher by trade.
The union meeting of the young PEG.
,le's societies of the churches and college
n college chapel last Sunday was we'll
attended. Rev. f. K. Strong of West
Bay City gave an informal talk in which
lie emphasized the great Importance of
perfect and immediate obedience TO all
If Christ's commands.
o. p. Stone Of Alma and his brother