Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-05-04

i dt MISS " II. DIultu =.
Marcus Watson of Cleveland is the
guest of Miss Mabel Cook this week
Miss Lizzie Mcclellan of London, Ont.
is visiting her brother Geo. Mcclellan.
Mrs VIM. Iseman of Ithaca was the
guest of Mrs. A. b. Scattergood Monday.
Farmers non. poisonous sheep dip in
bulk for sale by Sharrar g. Mulholland
Belt buckles, all colors of rings for the
new pully belts can be found at Petty
johns.
Always something new in street hats
trimmed hats and sailors TO be found at
our store. NJ. 81 j. LAMBoRN.
Misses Lulah WEIGH and Lora Scho-
field spent Sunday with their parents at
Riverdale.
Miss Jessie Weed, who is attending
the Mt Pleasant Normal visited her
parents Tuesday.
A. w. Brock is prepared to do all
kinds of plumbing, putting in water
pipes, cistern pumps, etc.
T. A. Ely. Delon Fleming and q f..
Brown attended the republican state con-
vention in Detroit Thursday.
Paul Murray of Middleton has pur-
chased the Il. T. Edwards saloon on
State. st f., taking possession May lst
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins d Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Miss Maggie Logan of Manton was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs JAS. Allen, the
latter part of last week and over Sunday.
Matt Wentz is reported as improving
somewhat, although the latter part of
last week it was thought he could not
get we'll
NJ. O. McCarty of Thamesford, Ont,
brother of Geo McCarty of this place,
visited relatives in ana near Alma the
first of the week.
w. j. Gargett has received a carload
of Milwaukee harvesting machinery
this week and expects to receive another
carload about the first of June.
We have an elegant line of commence
ment folders TO select from this year.
Graduating classes should remember this
and make their selections early
The Baptist church of this place has
extended call to Rev f. T. Smell of
Havelock, New Brunswick. 1t is ex-
pected that he will arrive in about two
weeks.
YALE COFFEES are blended by ex-
perts and roasted by the new process
which preserves the strength and fine
flavor. You will save % per cent. by
their use. III j. NERMEULEN.
The directors of the Union Telephone
Co. met in Alma Tuesday. They decided
at this meeting to build a solid metallic
line from Saginaw TO Lakeview and
from Alma to Ithaca at once.
p. L. Banghart now has his meat mar
ket nicely settled in the building next to
Losey's jewelry store where he invites
all his old customers as we'll as new ones
to call when in want of anything fine
in the line of meats.
Metropolitan for May contains very
interesting article from the pen of Epes
w. Sargent entitled Dramatic Progress
of the Japanese. In this article the
writer portrays the work of the different
japanese actors of merit in manner
quite original. The Metropolitan is sold
by Sharrar q Mulholland, druggists.
The Isabella County Courier, nee
Democrat, came out last week as an illus
trated edition. Outs of many of the pro-
minent men and business institutions of
Mt. Pleasant embellished its pages and
altogether it was a very creditable effort,
or would have been if the cut of one Bill
Bryan had been left in the "hell box"
where it belonged.
Rev. w. G. Clatworthy and family
expect TO leave for their new home iii
Ramona, Cal, on Monday of next week.
He will preach his farewell sermon on
Sunday evening. Rev. Clatworthy and
his estimable family have made many
warm friends during their short resi-
dence in Alma and they may rest assured
that the kindest wishes from all will fol-
low them to their home in the west.
1t is indeed seldom minister public
ly commends a theatrical production,
but this is precisely what the Reverend
Mr. Deane pastor of the church of the An
nunciation, did yesterday from the pull
pit, advising his congregation to attend
the performances of Quo Vadis at the
Academy tonight When all classes
unite in acclaiming the merits of dra-
ma, as they do in this case, wonder ceases
at its marvellous popularity Baltimore
American. AT the opera house, Alma,
May %.
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