Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

Royal Hyde was in Saginaw wednes-
day.
NJ f. Heath OF Ithaca was in Alma
Tuesday.
Finest line Of meats Of all kinds at
Banghart's.
George Sharrar has been on the sick
list this week
+. X. Hathaway was in Grand Rapids
Monday on business
Mrs. Thomas Gaffney OF Stanton srent
Sunday in Alma with her husband.
Miss Nellie Donshue Of Ithaca was
of the week
W. f. Knox OF Grand Rapids was in
Alma the latter part of last week on
business
II + Meyers was in Datroit the first
Of the week as delegate to the grand
meeting of the +. & A NJ
Thomas Gobel has purchased the Hull
farm of so acres one mile north of where
his lOTllltT ldtll was
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Vliet. Mrs w G.
! Vliet and Mrs G. W. Bates visited re-
latives in st Louis Wednesday
A house and lot, near Detroit modern,
10 exchange for property in or near
Alma. Apply at this Office. ll40 4w
Services will be held both morning
and evening in ~ Johns church on
Sunday next in charge of Rev A Kin
ney Hall of Connersville, Ind.
Hon. J w. Holmes came home from
Lansing last Saturday TO remain over
Sunday. and was unabl" TO return the
first of the week ON account If illness.
The new bell for the Baptist church
has arrived and is installed in its proper
place II has very sweet tone aud is
easy distiuguishable from the bells in
the other churches.
A concert vii be given in February by
! Me~~rs. Seyler, pianist Pease, tenor;
and Holman cellist under the auspices
of the music department of the college.
The dare will be announced next week.
The Union Tel phonc c. has in the last
few days installed phones in the resi-
dences of j w. Glass and Dr. +. q dip,
also at r. Burns elevator. This
makes 122 telephones now in operation
in this village
To-Day, Detrolt's new penny daily, has
been sending out some veIy handsome
calendars as souvenirs of that hustlng,
newsy daily, which is fast coming into
popular favor We ackuo Siedgs the ~
ceipt of one of them.
: Herman Lyon of Mason spent the lat
: ter part of last week and over Sunday
: with his cousin, L, J Lyon. Mr. Lyon
< Is Interested in the building of the sugar
factory in Lansing and ostensibly came
here for the purpose of inspecting the
q factory at this place.
p Archie YanDyne has purchased the
Portland Cafe in Ann Arbor and com.
! menced business for himself. Mr.
, VanDyne has had considerable exper-
fence IN this business, having been en-
ployed in this same place for nearly two
years. We wish him success.
North Bros. comedians closed a very
successful weeks engagement at the
opera house last Saturday night The
production of Camille" on Friday
night was the best in their list of roper
toire, and the acting by those in the
cast plainly showed the strong dramatic
talent possessed by each.
John w. Dean has a half page ad in
this issue in which he offers his stock of
furniture at fire sale reduction prices.
A considerable amount of this furniture
Is not even scratched or married in any
manner, but it will all go at remark
able bargains All of the caskets have
been shipped back TO the manufacturers
and an entirely new line has been or.
dered.
The managers of the opera house have
made arrangements with the Waterloo
Ladies Military Band for concert
Friday night Feb There are several
soioiSts In the company and also a reader
who Is highly recommended This band
played in Chicago through the National
q A. r. encampment and possibly there !
are some here who heard them Those
who love high class musical entertain.
ment can be assured of being pleased |
Reserved seats ON sale at Snarrar x |
Mulholland's
The Heart of a Child by Josephine
Dodge Ddskam, which opens the Feb
ruary number of Mcclure Magazine, is
a story of unusual aud profound interest
In it breathes the charm of a tenderest
sympathy, and chat sympathy is inter
preted by consummate art The heart