Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-04-29
b. s. w E i B.
DRUGGIST AND STATioNER
ZONE And OIcISIrY.
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Geo. p. Blanchard was in town Tues
day.
New stock of sailors at Miss Smiths,
from 25c to 81 40
Geese feather pillows for sale. In
quire at this office.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Vliet, were in Ithaca
on business Monday forenoon.
Go to the Wright House barber shop
for your shave, haircut or bath.
H. Hirschkowitz left for Detroit last
Wednesday morning on business.
A dollars worth of music for % cents
at Euterpe Club Concert tonight.
Mrs. w. Reed has been confined to
the house by illness for several days
past.
The finest roasts, steaks and fresh fish
on the market are TO be had at Parker
Il Huff's
Eight volunteers have enlisted in Alma
at the office of Justice Durham thus far
this week.
H j. Vermeulen was in Stanton Tues
day and Saginaw Wednesday Of this
week on business.
Mrs. E. Sadler left for Detroit and
Monroe Thursday on business. She will
be gone a couple Of days.
Lawyer Spinney spent two days of
last week in Saginaw settling the
chancery case of Crane & Crane Co.
FARMERS If you want to grow some
thing profitable for hogs and sheep, get
those SOFA Beans at Geo. Emerick's.
Fire drill at the Union School We'd
nesday for the first time in several
months Within 81 seconds the school
was clear of the building.
Miss Matilda Stanton of Bedding has
been visiting Mrs Leora Morton the last
week. On Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Morton gave a dinner party at her home
in honor of her friend.
The w. r. Q. voted SIS Tuesday for
flags for the Alma school. Their loyalty
to town and county is deeply appreciated
by all The flags have been ordered and
will be presented the first of next week.
1t certainly looks as though Alma is
to be well supplied with bicycles the
coming season. w. J. Padelford says
that he sold six wheels the first ten days
he was open. The wheels sold were
Stearns and Cresents.
The ball game which was to have been
played on the college campus between
the Mt Pleasant and Alma teams last
Saturday afternoon was declared off by
Mt Pleasant who failed to put in an
appearance at the time appointed. The
college boys seem to thing that they lost
their nerve.
Walter p, Kelley of Port Huron, re-
presenting the wolverine Directory and
Advertising Co. has been in town the
past week calling on our business men
for advertising for county directory.
We understand that he met with quite
good success in Alma as well as in other
towns in the county and the directory
Will be ready for distribution in a short
time.
The Schumann Grand Concert Co.
was greeted by large and enthusiastic
audience at Blake last evening. Every
member of the company is an artist in
her line and no such musical talent has
been heard in Grand Ledge for long
time. 1t would be unjust to give indiv-
idual praise to any member of company
each of whom is so superb an artist
Grand Ledge Independent. At opera
house, Alma, Thursday. May 8. Prices
%, 30 and 90 cents.
The Second Regiment Band, under
the direction of Ellis Brooks, enter
tanned another large audience yesterday
afternoon at the Chicago opera house
The feature of the concert was the harp
playing of Wilhelmina w. Lowe. Her
solo for harp, "A Fantasia of Airs,
from Martha" was given with such
artistic sympathy and expression that il
won the audience completely, and she
was forced to respond to four encores. -
Chicago Inter Ocean. Opera house,
Alma, May 9TH Prices 25 30 and 30
cents.