Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-04-13

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Ella Johnson house on Park.st.
III. q. Mulholland of Blanchard visit
ed his brother, A Z. Mulholland, We'd
nesday.
The finest line of baby bonnets and
hats ever seen in Alma at Mrs. La.
throp's.
Everyone is invited TO attend the eX-
ercises in the G.. A. X. hall tomorrow
evening.
If you are looking for a fine assert.
ment of meats OF all kinds call on +. Il.
Griffith IL Co.
Charles Harlock left on Wednesday
for Omer where he " i'll visit relatives
for few days.
DIR. II f. Butler left on Thursday for
Chicago where he expects 10 remain for
a couple Of weeks.
Fine sugar cured ham and bacon to
so with your eggs for Easter dinner can
be bought at Banghart's
A B. Dean of Detroit, Michigan pas
senger agent for the Great Northern
Railway, was in Alma Tuesday.
D. J Kennedy of Bay City, the con.
tractor who did so much work in Alma
last year, was here last Saturday
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins 81 Rhodes. Ii cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Work on the new Lancashire block is
progressing rapidly, the foundations
being now ready for the brick work.
Miss Della Sigsby has sufficiently re.
covered from her recent illness TO again
appear at her position in the postotiice
Herbert Chestnut of Elwen and Miss
Edith Crosset Of Alma were married by
Squire Durham on Tuesday of this
week.
Miss Q. Smith cordially invites the
ladies TO call and see her fine line OF
Easter hats and bonnets. Hats from 81
10 SIS.
DR. j. II Lancashire left on Tuesday
for Boston. Mass. accompanying his
daughter, Miss Harriet, who returned
to her studies.
George Stark Of Worthwhile was in
Alma the latter part of last week and
over Sunday called here by the serious
illness of his brother, II. . Stark
The Easter bazaar given by the ladies
of the Presbyterian church in the church
rooms last Tuesday night was well pat
ronized, the net proceeds being about
800.
II j Vermeulen has added a parcel
counter to be used in connection with
the shoe, clothing and dry goods de-
partments Howard Willard is in
charge of the counter.
The society of Ancient Order of
Cleaners of Elwell is fourishing of late,
new members being added at nearly
every meeting, the total of which is now
over forty. The members have recently
commenced the construction of new
hall 10 be finished this summer.
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll heard Miss
Remenyi sing, shortly before his death,
and his great heart responded at once 10
appeal OF her art "She sang like one
inspired, he said, land will be a great
success" Time has proved him, also, a
true prophet, as Alma people will
have opportunity to testify on Monday
evening of next week. Reserved seats
on sale at Sharrar & MuIholland's drug
store.
The pupils recital given in the h of
Z. hall Thursday night of last week by
the pupils of Mrs. J. w. s Opdyke was
a complete success, those on the pro.
gram acquitting themselves in an excel.
lent manner. Only the relatives Of the
pupils and few friends were invited 10
be present, but as il was the hall
was filed. At the end of the
program the pupils had surprise in
store for their teacher in the form of a
handsome gold lined tea set which they
presented her as token of their regard.
Supervisor Delavan and Village AS
SCISSOR Wilson have each received the
blanks for making the assessment &c.
cording to the new tax law and have
commenced work We published the
text Of the new law March Is, and if
the tax payers will acquaint themselves
with what the law requires of them in
the way of filling out the blanks it will
materially facilitate matters and per.
haps in the end save themselves some
trouble There is a penalty attached
for anyone refusing to fill out these
blanks, or making false statements with
regard to their taxable property.
Real children OF music are these Hun.
garians. 1t is in their blood There
is a certain half.sad cry in their songs
that tugs at ones heart strings. 1t was
in the wall of Remenyis violin it is in
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