Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-20
ohm Belille of Riverdale was in town

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j. N. Ford was in Saginaw Wednes.
day on business
NJ. Pollasky was in Detroit the first of
the week on business.
Thirty nine cents = garment for wool
underwear at Pettyjohn's
NJ. q. Lathrop OF Riverdale was in
Alma Tuesday on business.
Will Carnahan Of Mt. Pleasant was in
Alma Monday on business
Wood taken in exchange for merchan-
disc at the Alma Feed Store.
A new invoice of that celebrated
Roasted Coffee" at Delavans'
Bert Woodward left on Tuesday for
Scottsburg, Va, on weeks business
trip.
Eli Smith OF Grass Lake has been in
Alma during the past week buying
horses
Don't fail to hear Harold Jarvis, the
noted tenor singer OF Detroit, at the
opera house tonight
A large importation of beautiful
China and Japan floor mattings is being
opened at +. +. Pollasky's.
Joe Dunevant, the nightwatch, who
has been quite i'll with typhoid fever, is
couvalescing rapidly at present.
Alma Tuesday night from Detroit Mrs.
Ely will remain in Alma for the present.
Those who love jubilee singing should
not fail to hear the Slayton Jubilee
Singers at the opera house next Monday
night.
II you call at K Il. Griffith & Co.'S
meat market you will find the largest
and choicest line Of meats Of all kinds
that there IL in Alma.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. +.
church will serve dinner and lunches
in the empty building adjoining j. l..
Millers store during the Farmer Insti-
tute
Do you need cloak? We want your
money. Come and see what kind of a
trade we can make Wednesday, Jan
Goth, at Mrs J. F. Lathrop's millinery
store.
The indications are now that there
will be "A large attendance at the Farm
ers Institute to be held in Alma Jan. 81
and Feb and g The sugar beet will
be discussed pro and con, and this ques-
ton alone will be Of much interest to al
farmers
DR.. A f. Bruske was called to Chit
cago the first OF the week TO officiste at
the funeral Of Dr. Edwin NJ. Hale who
died on Sunday DR. Hale was one of
the best known homeopathic physicians
in the country, and author Of a number
Of medical works
The duet by Campana, L Nivo
Tamo, by Miss Christie and Mr.. Harold
Jarvis was splendidly rendered, and took
the audience by atorm. Mr.. Jarvis fine
tenor voice was heartily appreciated IN
his solo, You, and in Come Into the
Garden Maude, which he had to give
in response 70 the encore. which would
not be denied. Chronicle, London
Eng.
Mrs J. f. Lathrop has purchased Of
T. A. Ely the building occupied by Win
Wilson's grocery and, after remodeling
the same by putting in new front,
lowering the floor and making other
improvements. will occupy it as MILL.
merry store. Mr.. Wilson is undecided as
TO where he will move his grocery stock
but is contemplating renting the store
in the opera house block formerly occu.
pied by Webb's drug stock.
In another column will be found the
program of the concert to be given In
the opera house tonight. Harold Jarvis,
the noted tenor singer OF Detroit, it will
be noticed has the most prominent part
on the program, and the numbers by
him will be awaited with much eager.
ness. Those who have not purchased
their tickets yet had better do so as there
will be large attendance. The price Of
admission is %, 95 and 80 cents. Re-
served seats on sale at Webb's drug store
without extra charge.
Albertus Pangborn, who was serving
five years term at S. Fl. of Q. for
arson, and who had yet a year to serve,
died at the institution Wedne sday, from
a severe attack Of la grippe. There were
no other complications just good hard
case of grippe which worsted its victim
in one weeks time. Pangborn has rel
atives living at Vestaburg; he was sent
= up from Gratiot county .-Ionia Stan
dard. 1t will be remembered that
Pangborn was convicted OF setting fire
to Chas Spicer's barn and was serving
sentence for this crime.
. a small boy was compelled by his