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

week
Archie VanDyne returned to Detroit
Monday.
l.. II. Hayt was in Portland Thursday
on business.
Joe Bard of St Johns was in Alma
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Q. Kernen were in
Ithaca Sunday.
Lou Marsac returned home from Low
ell Tuesday night.
Mrs VIM. Howe returned TO her home
in Omer Monday.
Bert Hayes was in Stanton the first of
the week on business.
Remember the lecture in the opera
house next Tuesday night.
DR. j. III. Lancashire made business
trip to Philadelphia this week.
Rev. Samuel Dickie, ID. D., at the
opera house next Tuesday night.
Mrs. Patrick Desmond is visiting re-
latives and friends in Detroit this week.
Miss Martha Rohrabacher of Lains-
burg is the guest of her aunt, Miss w
K. Wilson.
Mrs. w. +. Knox of Grand Rapids
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. ID.
Reid, Monday.
Sharrar q Mulholland have added
fine new office desk to the equipment of
their drug store this week
T,,I ID tol
is on sale at Bivins & Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrahal diseases
Rev. T. H. Sincleir is in Ithaca this
week assisting the pastor of the M. +.
church of that place in revival work.
j. W. Holmes d Son have engaged
the services of T. J Clark to assist i'll
selling their agricultural goods this sea-
son.
A. II. Olmstead has purchased of Mrs.
ID. Reid the l20 acre farm located in
Sumner township known as the Beesou
| farm.
Remember the dance in the opera
house tonight. The celebrated Wade
orchestra of Sheridan will furnish the
music.
A reception was held at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs L. A. Sharp on Tuesday
night in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Clat-
worthy
Miss Florence Strong, who has been Il
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jul
lus Moblo for the past week, returned TO
her home in Riverdale Wednesday
The ladies Of the NJ f. Church will
give colonial supper and Washington
social on the eve. of the anniversary Of
the birth of the father of his country"
Mrs f. p Merrill of Ithaca and Misses
Ellie Davis of Grand Rapids and Nellie
Lomason of Rochester, Mich, were
guests of Mrs. A B. Scattergood on
Thursday.
c. G, Field Of Shepherd was in Alma
Wednesday Mr. Field states that it is
his intention TO rebuild the flour mill al
Shepherd that was recently destroyed
by fire, during the coming season.
Do not fail TO see Master james
Whiteshield, age five, in his great spe
cialty, making love- opera house
Wednesday night, Feb. = Reserved
seats on sale at Sharrar q Mulholland
drug store.
The fireman are practicing hard 70
their minstrel show to be given abou
the 22d of this month. This entertain
ment will be up TO the usual STANDARD
: given by the boys heretofore and the.
should receive a liberal patronage.
, Pettyjohn's sale is now on the boom
, Began W ednesday Jan. 24,and will clos
Saturday, Feb g. This is no doubt
a., wonderful chance for the people Of Al
! ma and Gratiot county TO secure rar
a bargains This sale will not be repeat
ed.
Mark Nevis, the two ear-old son o
MIR. and Mrs. George Nevis of thi
;. place, died with complication of dis
: eases of the brain and lungs on Thurs
> day of this week. The little one wa
only taken i'll on Sunday last. Funera
= services will be held at the house o
II Saturday.
The Jesse James Company have Harr
Austin the great Irish comedian, Mis-
Lolita Austin, the champion lady cor
IL tortionist Of Dakota, Monte Lacrosse, tn
+ lightning rag time dancer, and man
70 other first-class speciality artists. Secui
your seats at Sharrar d Mulholland
- drug store.
lie 1t was announced short time ag
l. that r. G. Ely of Detroit had been 81
% cured by the high school alumni to d.
50 liver a lecture Arrangements hay
ie been made for Friday evening, Februai
l6, and we are informed that Mr.. f.
9. will use as the subject for his lectu
p THE Twentieth Century Young Man
e. The "Who is Who?" party at Il
2. home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. ScattergoC
ly of Friday evening of last week, was
W was success All the guests appear'