Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-19

Home made frankforts at Milliman a
Hammers
See the Cuban Belle at the opera
house, July 25th.
Mrs A f. Mulholland is visiting her
parents in Ithaca.
A nice new line of lamps just received
at Hubbell's bazaar.
A clean, neat shave is what you get at
Earl Olark's barber shop
The porters and bellboys at the sani-
tarium are out in new uniforms.
G.. w Booth visited his wife and little
daughter in Eaton Rapids over Sunday.
Miss Lillian Major of Bay City was
the guest of Miss Ariadne McLaren
over Sunday.
Mrs. II +. Meyers and children are
visiting friends in Lowell Mr. Meyers
was with them over Sunday.
The New York Store has fine line
of kitchen cutlery-many new articles
included. See display window.
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Don't miss seeing master Willie and
his trick wheel in front of the theatre,
Thursday night, July 25th. It's free.
The Lyceum Comedy Company will
appear here for three nights, commence
ing Thursday, July 25th. Don't miss it.
Miss Dana Blair who has been visit
ing the family of Lafayette Stevens, re-
turned to her home in Elm Hall Tues
day.
sure you good neighbor. and the want
of II may easily be good for row ard
a lawsuit
A > 300 pound safe has recently been
placed in the Eostoffice II looks like
good strong box in which 10 store the
cash effects
Do not forget the school meeting this
evening. The proposition of appropriate
ing funds to purchase school site for a
ward school will be voted upon.
DR. G.. A. Munch the eminent spe-
cialist, has an adj in this issue Do rot
forget date, and call early, s 70 -
IN Friday, Aug. 2, Arcadia Hotel.
O E Pettyjohn has sold the balance
of his dry goods stock and store fixtures
to G. L. Thornton of Marion, and the
| goods have been removed TO that village.
The horse which goes in front of the
Wright House laundry wagon thought
he would enjoy little runaway Satur-
day morning. but was stopped before
any damage was done.
DR. and Mrs. f. G.. dip will leave
next "Wednesday for Detroit and the
Pan American Exposition, and expect to
be absent until the 3lst The office will
b. closed during their absence.
The band gave a street concert at st
Louis, Wednesday evening. and there
was large crowd present. The boys
were served with ice cream and cake by
the ladies of the Presbyterian church.
Harry Kopp, member of Stead's
symphony Orchestra, was the guest of
r d. Wagner for a short time last
Monday. The company played an en-
gagement in ST. Louis Monday evening
Ladies clean your gloves with LsBelle
Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Yer
meulen's big department store, head
quarters for kid gloves in all the desir-
able shades Gloves fitted and war
anted.
Rev. j. X Wooton left Monday for a
vacation Of two or three weeks. He
will attend the Bible Conference at
Lake Orion, after which he will join his
wife who is visiting in the southern part
of the state
Eva M Clark died at her home in this
village Monday, July 10, aged 80 years.
Funeral services were held at the M. f..
church Wednesday morning at ten
O'Clock, Rev. N T. Hafer officiating
She leaves mother and two brothers to
mourn their loss.
j. w Holmes and V M Wilson were
delegates from the Alma Board of Edu-
cation TO the National Educational AS
ISOLATION meeting held in Detroit last
week and have kindly furnished the
RECORD with an article regarding the
meeting which will be found in another
column.
Milton Hustled, who is engaged in
business at st Louis. but boards with
the family of V. Mapes in this place,
was taken severely i'll with appendicitis
Monday morning He was taken TO
the hospital where a successful opera
ton was performed and he is reported
as getting along nicely
Last Friday when l.. II. Hayt left
with the two Jenner children for the
Coldwater school, he also had in charge
a little crippled girl named Lura Ken
way She is five wears of age and mas