Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-22

III this WCOA'
Earl CLARK was on the sick list the
first of the week but is again able TO
WELD the razor at his barber shop
A good experienced girl for general
homework can secure a steady situation
by applying to Mrs. II. j. Vermeulen.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Bahlke, re-
turned TO her home in Chicago Monday.
s. Stannard and family Of Fair Grove
have moved 60 Alma. Mr.. Stannard re-
Gently purchased the Joseph Ray prop
erty.
Miss Ethel Sober, who has been visit
ing in Battle Greek for several weeks
returned home the latter part OF last
week
Mrs. NJ. Ards Of Evsrt was in Alma
the first OF the week 10 make arrange
ments for her two sons TO enter college
this next year.
O. +. Nichols of Reading, Mich"
visited at the home OF DR.. J. f Sundam
and f. S. Barnes over Sunday and the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Geo. Bahlke, Sr, and her two
grandchildren Master John and Miss
Margaret Maturn, are visiting relatives
in Saginaw this week.
DR.. CT. w. Pringle, who has been
travelling in different parts of Ohio for
some time, returned 20 Alma Tuesday
aud is enjoying rest with his family
Howard Crawford commenced work
4 in Biyins q Rhodes drug store last
Monday morning aud will endeavor to
! learn the art of compromising drugs cor
rectly.
Chicken thieves raided S. Messenger
} roost last Saturday night and he Is loser
}, nv seventeen young broilers that he hao
: intended feasting upon this fall anc
winter
s Master Kendall Lee Howe was glver
a party at the home OF his parents
- last Saturday in honor Of his third birth
QAV, "A NUMBER VI us llttiO
present 60 enjoy the event.
Poultry Poultry w. + Wilson VII
take poultry on Thursday and Saturda!
r OF each week delivered at his house on
block south of college, and will pay sever
cents for fowls, and eight cents TO
springers for next week.
a. You don'tkuow what Globe Cabine
is until you have seen lt-not grocer
l. table not a wooden cabinet, but slmpl
and practical metal arrangement Wit
Y. nineteen departments, and 1t hang
against the wall over the kitchen table
b. Mr.and Mrs. Myron Murgittroyd' WI
have been making Alma their home Il
%. the past few months, are moving
Saginaw where MIR. Murgittroyd has a
cepted position with piano firm. The
have made many friends while in Ain
who regret exceedingly their departur
! Harry Gordon, we'll known TO mar
OF our theater goers, is the manager or
ROYAL Slave" company that is to
"0 pear here on Wednesday night OF ne
week This fact alone should assn
at those interested that the company Is
on strictly first class one in every respect.
H G. Pulffey and S Fink are co
at templating the organization OF lectu
TO coprse for this winter They have SOL
exceptionally strong numbers In vie
arr and can give our people the best list
rs. attractions ever on lecture course
Alma. We hope TO be able to furni
to more particulars next week.
srn For about five years the Bapt
church in Emerson has been in an
es- complete condition and this last spri
will the pastor, Rev. n. 7. Hater OF 81
yes place. decided to make an effort to ha
her the work finished, in which he has be
successful and on Sunday next dedi'
ra. ton services will be held. An exceli'
fea. program has been prepared for the oc
cen sion and the public is cordially lnvi
hen TO attend and Join in the services.
irs. Manager dip is TO be congratulated
Ien- securing two such high class ateracti'
ago. "a the millionaire Tramp" which
ont presented at the opera house last FRI
nth night. and East Lynne" "a rresen
ION. by Miss Inez Forman aud j. Fra'
aes. Crosby. Jr.. at the opera house Wedr
.ctlv day night OF this week Good HOT
.igin greeted both attractions and the c.
it is panies well deserved tne pA'iC,'
bovs The next attraction will be A II
near slave" OH Wednesday evening OF
week.