Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-11

Remember the Light Guards sugar
social next Tuesday
j. A. Stuttz went to Forest Hill Wed.
nesday on business.
s. O. Bush of Battle Greek called on
A. w. Wright this week.
Hear Miss Hill at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening
Mrs Ella johnson left Tuesday for
weeks visit in Mt. Pleasant.
VIM. Gargett returned Saturday from
a visit with relatives in Ionia.
Best shoes for wear, style and comfort
at Pollasky's Model Shoe House.
Eugene Sterling went to Coldwater
Wednesday TO remain for some time.
Miss Iva Salter spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. @. l.. Brooks, Elm Hall.
Frank Lennox of Ithaca has been per-
manently added to l.. II. Hayt's clerk
force
Miles Heath of Ithaca was in town
last Friday and called at the RECORD
Office.
The Record Book Bindery finished a
blue print album for lady in Ypsilanti
this week.
Mrs. Fred Wright returned last Satur
day from visit with her parents i'll
Shepherd
! Thomas Bambrough and wife of Mt.
Pleasant were guests of relatives here
this week.
There was farmers party at John
Kane's yesterday. Some of their Alma
friends attended.
G. l.. d G.. NJ. Delavan have a fine
line of ladies and misses dress skirts.
Call in and see them.
a. j. Dingman got nice lot of stone
delivered for his new block before the
sleighing was spoiled.
An education for all. Collect coup
onS from different merchants. See add
for Rand McNally's Atlas.
Geo. Willard and Clinton Nelson were
in Ithaca Monday to attend a law suit
of the latter in the circuit court.
Geo. Hutchinson went TO Breckenridge
Saturday TO look after the filling Of the
Alma Creamery ice house there.
Geo. Wilson was called to Traverse
City yerterday by the severe illness OF
his mother, who is not expected to live.
II. l. Bates of Detroit, brother Of
Rev. G.. w. Bates, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Vliet and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vliet
this week.
Don't forget Rev J. w. McAllister's
lecture on Crowned Heads at the Nj.
E. church next Wednesday evening
March 10th.
Miss Minnie Simmons of Ovid called
on Mrs T. H. Weston Tuesday on hel
way home from the Ferris Industrial
School, Big Rapids.
Tinker & Hannah started their mill
again Monday. 1t has been closed about
three weeks, shutting down a week
after the big snow storm.
w. A. Bahlke has had some changes
made in his law offices this week so as
to have a separative entrance to both
the main and private offices.
Geo. Hutchinson was chosen by the
local League this week to represent them
at the State Epworth League convention
to be held in Jackson, April 1-3.
1t will cost you only Is cents TO hear
Miss Hill in her matchless readings and
representations at the Presbyterian
church Saturday evening, March 18th.
The $1,000 Opdyke stock must be solo
regardless of value or cost Now is you,
time to buy dry goods, capes, jackets
underwear, hosiery, ETC., at your own
price.
A girl was born Sunday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sprays at the
home of her father, Michael Strong
west of Forest Hill. Mr.. Sprays is absen,
in the western states.
A. G. Kent, travelling salesman fol
the Wisconsin Chair Co., was in towr
Saturday He is deaf and dumb, but il
bright, pleasant fellow and is very
successful in his work.
; Prof Nicoud says people are beginning
to come into his conservatory here from
surrounding towns in goodly number
and that the prospects are bright for tht
success of his enterprise.
Z. Lindner moved into the Davit
Leach house last week and this weel
has moved his tools for making and re
t pairing shoes into the shoe shop in con
nection and will be pleased to have hi
friends give him call at that place.
Don't fail to attend the entertainment
( under the auspices Of the Y. p. 8. @. Z
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
, evening Admission 10 cents to an,
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