Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
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FOR the BEST snaVe Try Earl Clhrh, op'
posite postoffice.
The RECORD and Michigan Farmer
one year for 81 45, cash in advance.
The change in officers of the First
State Bank went into effect last Mon.
day.
Miss Ethel Alger of Glare visited rela.
tives aud friends in Alma the fore part
of last week.
Special sale on ladies' and children q
underwear, hosiery. gloves and mittens
az + K. Pollasky's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Turck and dsugh-
ter. Lena, left last Tuesday for their
winter home in Dunedin, Fla.
Stylish cloaks and furs at greatly re.
duced prices-another large shipment
just opened at f. E. Pollasky's.
J. X Arnold OF Grand Rapids, U. s.
recruiting Off ser is at the Hotel Arcadia
this week, enlisting men for Uncle
Sans army.
The cold weather during the past few
days has frozen the pond over sufficient.
ly for skating, much to the delight of
the small boy.
The special features OF the bazaar at
the opera house next week Friday will
be an Indian tepee and program rem
dered on the stage.
\. X. Mckinney won the prize OF a
$500 hat for having the highest score
TO his credit at the bowling alley last
week. His score was 227.
J p. Losey has just received o fine
line of diamonds. You should call at
his store and see what a nice diamond
ring can be bought for a little money.
f. j. Seidler was quite badly burned
about the face last sunday by the pre-.
mature explosion OF fiashlight while he
was attempting to get picture Of the
bowling alley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. DeLong left on
Monday for Lake, a station on the Pere
Marquette in Glare county, where Mr..
belong will fill the position OF operator
aud ticket agent
O. f. Brown has been appointed to re-
ceive subscriptions at this place for the
Mckinley National Memorial. The
proper blanks to be filled out can be se.
cured at the postoffice.
Miss ellis sang before an Alma audi
ence few years ago Those who heard
her then will surely attend the orchestra
concert in the college chapel next Tues
day night and hear her again
! The Christmas Metropolitan is one Of
the richest numbers of the year. The
cover page is the handsomest thing we
have seen Of the kind. Metropolitan is
sold by Sharrar q Mulholland. drug.
gists.
! In some manner three items that were
placed in our Item box were lost this
week We appreciate all items placed
in this box and are very sorry that they
were lost. but all we can do is to Prom.
Use not to let it happen again.
A team consisting OF some Of the best
bowlers in Alma, has been organized
and will bowl st Louis team a series
Of six games, three in Alma and three
in St Louis The first game will be
! bowled in Alma this afternoon
Alma Lodge No. 23s, l o. O. F.,
elected the following officers at the reg.
ular meeting last Monday night: w.
/ + Hanson, n q. Ike Fink, V. Ct; II.
I n. Hayes, r 5; " M Wilson. r. s.
O. f Wilson, treas o + Fishbeck
trustee
Arrangements have been made by us
so that we can send you the RECORD and
the Michigan Farmer one year for 81 As,
cash IN advance. This offer Is for old
subscribers who pay all arrearaRes and
scribers
The Edna Farrell Stock Company
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opera house last Saturday night This
is one of the best repertoire companies
that has played in Alma for some time
and deserve good patronage wherever
billed
Miss Ariadne McLaien has accepted
the position of book-keeper and auditor
for the Union Telephone Co. made
vacant by the resignation of @. o.
Ward, and Miss Laura Button takes
Miss McLsren's place at the telephone
exchange.
Alma Camp Of the o. o. f enter.
tanned visiting members from the st
Louis aud Ithaca camps last Wednesday
night. After exemplifying the work
refreshments were served by the ladie:
and very enjoyable time participated
in by those present.
Harlan Z. Hall, for some time pas
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