Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-12-07

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G. f. Brown was in Detroit Tues.
day.
Fancy pillows, etc, cheap at Mrs. +.
A. Bivins.
j. L Gsffney of Stanton was in town
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Vliet were i'll
Ithaca Wednesday.
w A. Bahlke went TO Chicago Mon.
day on business trip.
+ n. Chadwick returned from Sag
inaw the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Marsh returned
home from Lansing Monday.
NJ. & j. Lamborn can give you big
bargains in street hats this week.
Mesdames J. @ Bright and A. ] Hall
were in Saginaw the first Of the week.
Floyd Glass is learning telegraphy at
the union depot and acting as messen-
ger
| L. +. Haight Of Ashley is spending q
few days in Alma with her aunt, Mrs
A. Pickett.
Get your seats reserved at Sharrar x
Mulholland's for the orchestral concert
next Monday night.
Lewis Smith of Muskegon visited his
son, N. p. Saith the latter part Of last
week and over Sunday
Uncle Billy Rogers returned home
on Monday from six weeks visit with
his daughter in Mt Clemens.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bvins Il Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Mrs. A. Pickett spent Thanksgiving
with relatives and friends in Ashley
returning home the first Of the week.
II. + Green, the photographer has
an ad. in this issue in which he states
that he will give fifteen photos for every
dozen.
VI SIS Lottie Bushnell of Grand Rapids,
formerly instructor in music Of Alma
college. spent Sunday in Alma with
friends.
BY all means visit the bazaar held in
the opera house next Thursday, Dec. IL
where bargains are To be found In Christ
mas gifts
O. n. Sharp of Milton, Pa former
resident of this 7 | tce arrived in town
Thursday and expects TO remain for a
couple of months.
A great Christmas number. No one
can afford not to have it. Munsey' S
IN lgazine and it can be found at Shar-
rar x Mulhollands drug store.
The great copyrighted mil end sale
will commence at Hayts Department
Store Dec. l3. Don't miss 1t as ii will
save you many dollars on your winter
and holiday purchases.
At the thirteenth annual bazaar held
by the ladies of the st. Johns church
old customers will find the usual bar
gains and new corners will be welcome
and can appreciate them too.
Don Evans was arrested last Satur.
day night for being drunk and disorder.
. ", and confined in the village bastile
, over Sunday. 1t cost him 81 % to re-
gain his liberty on Monday morning.
= The ladies Of the st. Johns church
hold their annual bazaar in the opera
house next Thursday, commencing a.
nine O'Clock in the morning. Supper
will be served from five to nine; price
% cents.
The managers of the opera house have
o made a contract with A. A. Jack
vaudeville company for two nights. Dec
II and IS. This is the same company
that played here last year under thu
: name Of Jack Jolly Jokers."
u At the regular meeting of Aims
a Lodge, No. "a, +. q A. M, last Tues
day night the following officers wer,
elected w. M, II. +. Meyers S. W.
Justin Gill j. w, l. o. Ellison; sec Y
i NJ. Pollasky treas Ct. S. Ward; S. D..
+. A Bivins; j. D., A. II. Olmstead
: tyler, r. q. Struble.
= The Christmas number Of the Met
/ ropolitan. among other interesting arti
= Giles, contains an interesting sketch ,en
D titled The Story of Ny Life" writer
by Mrs Leslie Carter in which the grea
Q emotional actress writes for the frs
!, time the engaging narrative OF her re-
IS markable career The Metropolitan i
Il on sale at Sharrar * Mulholland's drui
;. store.
II The meeting for men only at the M
l. f. church last Sunday afternoon wa
attended by upwards of fifty men, an
s was considered of such interest that
q was voted TO meet in a similar wa
n next Sunday afternoon The mex