Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-04
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If you want first-class shave or hair
cut, go to Earl Clark's.
Chester Walker went to Ann Arbor
Saturday for short visit.
Fine salmon trout and No. pickerel
fresh at BanRhart's this week.
Ed. Weston returned Monday from
business trip to Grand Rapids.
Attend the Philomathean public next
Monday at 200 p. m. standard time.
Mrs. J. f. Sartor, Sr, returned Satur-
day from five weeks visit in Berlin,
Ontario.
Call in at Delevan's and see those new
dress skirts. Largest line ever shown
in Alma.
VIM. Thomas left very nice bouquet
of carnations at this Office Monday
morning.
Mrs E. NJ Eckaro left Monday for a
months visit with her parents in Jack
sonville, H.
The Philomatheans will positively
give their public entertainment next
Monday evening
Regular meeting of Alma Lodge, f.
81 A. NJ tomorrow evening. See notice
in another column
If you enjoy a good laugh, attend the
Eiratnap'c fxyn
from tomorrow night.
Byron Spaun's big five and ten cent
show at the opera house for eight days,
commencing Mar. 4th.
Earl Clark has recovered from a severe
illness and will be at his chair in the
barber shop again soon.
Mrs Dallas visited friends in st.
Louis this week and attended the Ep-
worth League convention.
J Richardson of Pompeii was guest
at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. A.
j. Dingman, over Sunday.
DR.. Bruske lectured on "Handshak.
ing" in the Grace Presbyterian church
of Saginaw Tuesday evening.
Mrs w. W. Wilson returned to
Charlotte Saturday morning from visit
with her son, DR.. ]. f. Suydam.
Miss Clara Stoo dard returned to her
home in Stanton Saturday after two
weeks visit with Miss Daisy Hard
Theodore Marsh has resigned his po-
sition at the Sanitarium and will leave
that institution sometime this month
Misses Carrie Smith and Mary Taylor
drove to Breckenridge Monday. They
found more snow than sleighing in the
road
Alton and Sydney Clum went to
Lansing Saturday morning to visit their
mother From there Alton expects to go
TO Detroit
DR.. E. s Pettyjohn was called to
ansing Monday morning to attend a
meeting of the executive committee of
the State Medical Society.
Fifteen, twenty-five and thirty five
cents buys ticket to the Firemen's
Minstrel show to be given in the opera
house, Saturday evening" March 10.
The D. of r. lodge went with the w.
r. C.'s to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Placeway in st. Louis Wednesday as
deceased was a member of this lodge.
1t will cost you nothing to hear the
Philomatheans in college chapel next
Monday night Some fine music and an
excellent literary program will be given.
The Alma w. r. c. attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Placewav, ex-president Of
the ST Louis Corps Wednesday. Mrs.
Turck had charge of the w. r. O. part
of the funeral services.
Rev s Todd by appointment Of the
| Home Mission committee of Saginaw
Presbytery will speak to thePresbyterian
congregation of plymouth on Home
Missions" next Sunday.
Gramaphone, greatest invention of the
10Th century, talks, laughs and sings.
| Controlled and to be seen only with
Byron Spam's big five and ten cent
show, commencing Mar 4th.
We take pleasure in repeating the
/ announcement of last week that Rev J.
w. McAllistcr will give his popular
lecture on Crowned Heads" in the M.
E. church Wednesday evening, Mar 10th.
Byron Spaun, proprietor of the COM
pany opening in the opera house Mar
4th, late principal end man with w. s.
Cleveland's Minstrels, also Of Primrose
& West will positively appear at every
performance Go see this famous laugh.
maker.
Mrs E Clark, who recently purchased
lot 5, block 8, in Stuttz addition, has
most of the stone and other materials OIL
the ground to commence the erection of
an eight room house as soon as spring
| oneus = Anderson IL the architect and