Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-03-10

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Saginaw.
Is. q. Button was in Ithaca Tuesday
on business.
Thos. Talon of Riverdale was in
Alma Monday on business.
A. w. Wright has purchased the
Goodrich farm east of town.
Fred Norris of Edmore is working for
l. p. Gilman i'll the harness shop.
Rev. c. + Blanchard OF Schoolcraft
visited his parents in Alma this week.
Miss Eva Irish left on Wednesday for
Grand Rapids where she has position.
Two good houses and lots for sale. In
quire at Huff IL Frisbie's meat market .
Mrs. Ed. Hannah, who has been quite
i'll during the past two weeks, is some
better,
Arthur Mulholland of the firm of
Sharrar ~ Mulholland spent Sunday in
Ithaca.
Mrs. Chas. Hood Of Marlette, who is
here visiting her mother, is quite i'll we
understand.
If your children have poor eyesight
take them TO Scattergood's and have
glasses fitted for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Barnes of Char
lotte are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Barnes sister. Mrs. A. j. Hall
Having removed my shoe shop TO first
door south of Ellison * Sons store ask
my patrons TO call and see me.
lO43.4w GEO MCCLELLAN
| Miss Alma Schofield of Defiance, O =,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Geo Bildson, during the past week.
Rev. A Hoover and sister Of Sethton
have been guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs c. M. Hutchinson this week
Bert Woodward has purchased lot
east of j. +. Schwartz foundry and in
tends to build a store on the same this
summer.
Rev O. w Blodgett who lectures at
the Methodist church Friday evening,
March II, is the DR. Parkhurst of De-
troit Hear him.
Don't throw away you money on
cheap shoes and rubbers when you can
get the most reliable good wearing quail
tiles at f. f Pollasky's.
Secure you reserved seats at the Cor
mel Drug Store without extra charge for
the Cineograph entertainment in the OPP
era house tonight. Admission 10, 10
and % cents.
Francis M Powell of Coe. Isabella
county, and Albert w. Rock of st.
Louis, Mich, have the distinction OF
making the first and second contracts,
respectively, for sugar beet acreage with
the Alma Sugar Go.
At the combination" county conven.
ton in Ithaca last Friday Geo. F. Stone
of Ithaca secured the Endorsement of the
convention for circuit court judge and
Miss Retta Peet of Ithaca was nominated
for county school commissioner.
Miss Catherine Peterson, who will be
remembered as a former student of the
college, was married on March at the
home of her parents in Negaunee to En-
erson MacNeil Their home will be in
Crystal Falls.
Farm Journal for FIVE years to every
subscriber who is in arrears if they will
pay all back dues and one year in =
vance. No better farm paper than the
Farm Journal. This offer is only made
to limited number-the first who
come forward.
lothian Allen, the agriculturist for
the Alma Sugar Co., wishes US TO an
nounce that he will be in Alma on Sat.
urday of each week for the purpose of
making contracts for sugar beet acreage.
In another column will be found the an.
nouncements for dates in other locali-
ties.
In letter 10 friends in Alma, A. H.
Harrington, the student Of the college
who enlisted in the 32d Mich Vol. Unfit,
and after being discharged was taken i'll
in Alma with the fever, states that he
has not entirely recovered from the ef-
fects of the fever yet but is doing some
work. He is stopping in Olivet.
The Rev. Q. w. Blodgett, who is to
lecture in the NJ f. church on Friday
evening of next week OH the subject
"St. Patrick, Ireland and the Irish has
had his name brought before the people
of the state of Michigan during the past
six months quite frequently as the great
moral reformer of Detroit. His appear.
ance here should be greeted by a large
crowd.
A series of articles on Battenberg lace
by Mrs. Shepard Oliver of Kalamazoo,