Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-16

ma Monday.
IL. j. Crawford of Ithaca was in Alma
Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. A. Davis returned from kala-
mazoo Monday.
A. w. Brock returned from Sault Ste.
Marie Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Q. Bright spent Sun
day in Mt Pleasant.
w. o. Watson Of Breckenridge was
in Alma Wednesday.
J.K. Train of Stanton, sheriff of Mont
calm county, was in Alma Monday.
Perfection oil is guaranteed by the
refners to give you perfect satisfaction,
lO92.tf g. l.. * CT. NJ. DELANAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright left on
Tuesday for points in Texas on bust
ness trip.
Don't forget that j. w. Holmes *
Son keep the finest line of harness III
Gratiot county.
Duncan Cameron is building new |
residence on the property recently pur-
chased of Ward * Hall.
Ray Downing and Miss Maud SMELL
ing of Elsie were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rollin over Sunday
Don't forget wonderful Ruma katah
is on sale at Bivins * Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrahal diseases.
Mrs. L. A. Ely left on Wednesday for
Caro- in response to a telegram stating
that her father had died at that place
very suddedly
Geo. Emsley has sold MS large stock
farm near Grand Rapids and intends
moving back onto his farm west OF AL
ma in a few days.
Now is good time TO buy capes jack
cts, fur collarettes mutis. etc, at about
one half price. A complete line OF styl-
ish goods is shown at +. f. Pollasky's.
The next ball to be given by the
Knight of Pythias of Ithaca will be held
Feb. %. Very unique invitations III
the form of legal summons have been
issued
Morris Messenger left ON Tuesday for
Rochester and New York to purchase
new spring stock of clothing for the
firm of Messenger * 90. He expects to
} be gone about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. S Ward of this place
and David Bailey of st. Louis left on
, Monday for Dunedin, Fla, where they
expect TO remain until this Michigan
weather reaches more settled state.
Owing to the large increase III bust
ness since moving into his new harness
rooms. Chas. Morden has been obliged
5 to employ another man in the workshop
l.. f. Cunningham of Edmore fills thu
81 position.
Owing to sickness in the families o
S some of the members Of the fire depart
" ment. it has been deemed advisable t
n post pone the date of their minstrel shov
;. until March ,, ard III the meantime tn
l. rehearsing will continue with uuabatet
/ vigor
Henry Mcnamara has purchased fo
: A. w Wright the forty acre farm sout
of town owned by Jas. G. Chase an
IL also the h. Griffin farm adjoining w
W understand that Mr.. Chase, III compan
IL with several others from this place, e.
y poets to leave for the state of Washing
u ton in short time.
or CT. Brown and G O. Trask of tn
q. place and Jas f. Gibbs of Ithaca attent
ed the annual meeting of the indepel
n dent telephone companies of Michiga
as in Battle Greek "Wednesday and Thur
lis day of this week as representatives
i'll the Union Telephone Co. MIR. Brow
nd was honored by being elected secretal
al of the association
,, Nathan Bailey received telegram {
~ Sunday from Collins, Mich, that if
wished 10 see his sister alive to come
ST. once On Monday morning he, IN cor
Is pany with John Rush and Mr.. and MI
les Byron Nevins, also relatives, left (
no that place. A short time after they hi
LOT left, a telegram was received at this st
et' ton stating the lady had died. They
nu NAMED for the funeral.
100
70 Lincoln j. Carriers production
his Hugh Gibson's powerful, Just Bef'
ers Dawn" comes to the opera hou
/. Washington's birthday, Feb. %,
one night only. Contrary to the us,
form of melodrama, Just Befo
o Dawn" it is said does not err in depel
. ;, ing solely on theatrical effect but II
- its course impressively and with hon
~. directness. The piece is laid in min
~. region of Pennsylvania and the
-, ments which compose its story ma
~ it intensely dramatic. The present
%. company is one of exceptional me
U' and is headed by the author Reser
no seats OH sale at Sharrar Il Mulhollan
a., Iack manager of H,lack's ,Jl