Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
Miss Mvr,le Barcume is visiting Mi ;

Miss Myr,le Barcume is visiting Mi 5
Marie Curtis at the latter's home four
miles north of the city this week.
A drove of horses for sale or trade,
passed through the city Tuesday on
their way north. Four men were in
charge.
T.. A. Brayman, of Yerington's col
lege, WAS delayed in his return be-
cause occupied with the books of the
Custer Manufacturing Co. upon which
he was employed.
The Masonic lodge will confer The
Master Masons degree next Tuesday
evening", Jan. IL. A full Attendance
of Masters reques ed. Music by
Wesches Masonic orchestra
Reuben Foglesong. though bale and
hearty old man, who did not know
what sickness was, was not proof
against paralysis, and now lies helpless,
his whole left side being paraly zed.
DR.. Charles a. Bron on will deliver
the last lecture of the course in the
Presby terrain church Wednesday eve
ming, Jan. 18TH. Subject. "A trip to
Europe Admission 20 cents. Chill
dren 10 cents.
Beulah District Court No. j94 held
their installation of officers Al their
regular meeting Friday night, Jan. g.
They also had imitation. The Ithaca
Court was IN attendance and all had
an enjoyable time.
In n letter to his parents IN tbls city,
Chas Taylor says that the factory he is
working in may close at any time on
account Of sickness among the employ
ees and that he has been taking the
place of foreman who Is sick.
Seitner Brothers, of ST. Louis haze =
finely decorated advertising wagon
our streets Tuesday. They also had "A
gentleman with fog horn voice to an
that they bad special sale at their
store in St. Louis.-Merrll Visitor.
The Sorosis are preparing to give an
entertainment in two or three weeks.
What it Is, the young ladies are Sedu-
lousy concealing, but they assured IA
that it would embrace a good laugh. a
good lunch and other things Of like
nature.
We are pleased 20 note the steady
improvement Of old Mr.. Homes from
the stroke cf paralysis he suffered twp
or three weeks ego. Mr.. Homes Is
taking baths at the Park, and IS nov
able 10 move about with the assistance
Of others.
Frank Lane, Jr., Hno va, uufortun-
are enough 20 have ms foot crushed
between two ears last fall. n, was noted
IN The REpuBLIcAS LEApER a. the
time, is about ouv streets on crutch-s.
and will probably soon regain the use
Of hi, foot.
Tom Brewer killed - tine a 2-year-
steer for r. ". Whitney Tue day as
eyer came of weston ca;tle.rarge.
Tom did line JOB IN the killing Of the
steer as was desired, IT having been
somewhat Of a per. The animal scarce
/ y quiyered
Command No. Is Z V. d. win io.
stall its officers ON Satuydoy evening.
Jan. H. Every me Der is requested
90 be present. The installation will
be sabhc 70 the families and friends of
The order All old soldiers are cordial
/ Iy invited 20 be present.
+ }. Strouse is in receipt Of the
Lapeer County Press, which has full
page nd advertising the Racke, Store,
owned and managed 10y our former
toHn.man, w. s. Van Sceiver. WIS
manv friends in ST. Louis will be glad
OF the success he is attaining
Geo. r.. Taylor say that The light on
Yerington's college lights the road two
mics north a dozen Or fifteen OF
such lights besides the ones already in
would light our little city in fire shape.
Can not such an arrangement be made
whether temporary or permanent?
Louis Hoistetter has in his possession
a curiosity in the shape OF a photo
graph of man playing cards with
himself. He is sitting ON dilreren
sides of the table, Que of him busy
studying what he is going To pay
against the other, while the other of
him if calmly waiting for him to play.
Louis says the plate was obtained by