Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-06

merly OF this place.
What makes nicer present than q
fine watch? LDsey has the finest line to
select from in Gratiot county.
J ID. Delmpre fell from a scaffold al
the sugar factory last Sunday and broke
some OF the bones Of his left wrist.
w f Wilson purchased and shipped
~ 600 pounds of poultry Oh Tuesday
last He paid ont $500 in cash for the
same.
Prof. Walter Haines. professor of
chemistry in Rush Medical College of
Chicago has b4en the guest Of DR.. Gee.
f. Butler this week.
Mesdames j H. Lancashire and w.
a. Bahlke gave all lat home" 10 large
number Of their friends in Alma, Ithaca
and ST Louis last Wednesday afternoon
at Sara Villa.
The ground has been broken for the
Swedish movement and gymnasium ad.
dition to the sauitarium. This addition
will be built onto the north side of the
main building.
DR. G. A. Munich, the eminent special.
list, will be at the Hotel Arcadia, Satur.
day, December 2lst Do not forget
dates and notify your friends. See ad
Pay when cured.
The Misses Tubbs and Stevens have
on exhibition at Mrs. ]. F. Lathrop's
millinery store, samples of their water
color paintings which they offer to pur.
chasers for the holidays.
Miss Anna Louise ellis has a perfect.
ly lovely voice with true night ng ale
tone Miss ellis will sing before an
ALMA audience at the orchestra concert
in the college chapel next Tuesday night.
Mrs Frances Vessels of Big Rapids,
state PRESIDENT OF the Rebeksh Assem-.
bly,, was the guest Of Mrs. + n Chad.
wick, n. g. OF Alma Lodge, last Friday
and attended meeting of the lodge that
evening
We omitted mention last week Of The
pupils recital given in Miss Gertrude
Writings studio at THE Naples" d
week ago last Friday afternoon, by her
pupils These recitals are very pleas.
ing feature and excellent programs are
rendered at each of them.
Mrs Jennie Thomas was arrested last
Saturday, charged with stealing pock.
etbOOk containing a sum OF money be.
longing e. Miss Blanche Mitchell She
was arranged before Justice Chadwick,
pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and
costs, amounting IN all TO $50 She paid
Through the courtesy OF IL. A Jones,
formerly Of this place, who is now with
the New Waverly hotel at Hot Springs,
Ark we are in receipt of a handsome
little booklet telling all about that mag.
niicent health resort, ana also a hand
some hand painted menu card, the same
as was used by the hotel Thanksgiving.
4. +. Brown, formerly editor of the
AlleRan Chronicle and later the Lud-
ington Chronicle, and at one time fore
man of this Office, has purchased the
Grass Lake News, one of Michigan's
brightest and best country newspapers.
That Mr. Brown will ably fiji the edi.
torial chair OF his predecessor with credit
we feel confident in asserting
"Nobby Noodles Nightmare" is the
title OF "A new march and two step just
out, which was composed by Herbert g.
Pulfrey OF this place and published by
w L. Davies. our popular jeweler aud
m usic dealer Mr.. Pulfrey is gaining
quite a reputation in the music world rs
a composer, and IL "Nobby Noodles
il anything equal to his
former productions 1t should certainly
meet with success.
The third annual concert by the Alma
College orchestra, under the direction Of
Mr.. Herbert Milliken. will be- given at
the college chapel next Tuesday even
ing. December 10th. The soloists will
be Miss Anna Louise ellis. the re.
nowned soprano, and Miss Rosa Messin.
ger, pianist The orchestra will be
strengthened for the occss-
sion by Mr. George Fsberr. first clar.
ionettist. OF Mr. Nillikens Flint or.
chestrs. An attractive program OF class
ical and popular music has been pre-
pared, and thoroughly enjoyable
evenings entertainment may be ex.
pected The sale Of. seats commences
Saturday morniDg OF this week at
sharrar & Mulholland's. Tickets Csc.
No extra charge for reserved seats.