Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-01-24

Rev w X. Spencer was in Detroit
Thursday
Walter NJ sher was in Carson City
"Wednesday.
John Il. Mathews OF Ithaca was in
Alma Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Bivins were in
Hubbards'on a few days this week.
Mrs. d. NJ Peters OF Shepherd was
the guest of Mrs John Dean this week.
b. G. Taylor and wife visited relatives
in the south part of the state the first of
the week
F. q Scott went IN Lansing Wednes
day to attend the me ,ting Of che Mich
igan Millers Association.
Masks for the grand masquerade ball
in the opera house January 3lst can be
purchased at Hubbells bazaar.
The reserved seat sale for 1.-The Man
from Maine" will commence Saturday
night at Sharrar 81 Mulhollands.
NJ. Ppllasky and b. Webb were in
Detroit this week attending the Grand
Chapter meeting Of the X A VI.
Sharrar q Mnlholand have secured
the contract for curtaining the new col
lege dormitory, in oil between three and
four hundred windows
Until further notice w +. Wilson will
load poultry at the Pere Marquette
yards on Tuesdays Of each week The
highest market price paid
Finch is the new game that is all the
! fad in society nov We have the cards
for sale 80 this office. with full inStruc.
tiors az 70 how the game is played
Miss Louie Cornell has recovered from
! her recent illness and is again filing
at Sharrar & Mulholland's drug store.
"The Man From Maine" will be rre-
scented at the opera house next Tuesday
night by local talent, under the direc
tion Of w Whitford. for the benefit of
E1elweiss 90. NJ, 4, u. Il. X. of p.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by us
80 that we can send you the RECORD and
the Michigan Farmer on, year for 81 .45.
cash in advance. This offer is for old
subscribers who pay all arrearages and
one year in advance AS well as new sub
scribers.
S. Clark has sold his house and other
property In Alma 10 VIM. Orr and
on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. CLARK in
company with Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Reams and Harvey Kratz OF Shepherd
left for Aberdeen, Wash where they ex
pect 20 make their future home.
An item was taken out OF our
item box at the postoffice this week
which gives an account Of family re.
union held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Goggin, but as no date is given tell
ing US when it occurred, and there be.
ing no name signed 10 the contribution
we were unable to publish 1t, much to
our regret.
a select dancing school and assembly
will commence tonight in the opera
house under the supervision of Harry A
Newell of Saginaw. Good music in at.
tendauce Dancing from nine to twelve
O'Clock after which there will be re-
ceptlon. Admission, % cents A
series of ten dancing lessons with as.
semblies viii be given and arrange.
ments can be- made by those wishing to
take the course, at the reception.
The Man from Maine given at the
Auditorium last night, under the aus
pieces of the Re.ail Clerks Association. was
positively the best amateur productions
ever given in the city, and Elected
Nprsat credit on VIM. l. Wmtford who
directed the piece / would be hard To
decide whether Mr. Whitford was seen
TO best advantage mn tine dramatic or Jon
the speciality part of the program as he
won repeated applause jon both The
speciality features were fine, beng one
of the most enjoyable parts of am alto
gether excellent entertainments. Port
Huron Times Press, Jan %, 1901
On account of the increasing dilapi-
dated condition Of the barn where r. M.
Hyde has been conducting his livery
stable, and the refusal of the owner 70
make amy repairs, MIR Hyde has de-
cided not TO continue trying to do BUSH
ness iu the place any longer than Feb
ruary 10 He has been doing an excel.
lent business and has good livery stock
but no place suita lie 70 do business in,
especially In the winter time. He VIII
sell off his stock OF driving and work
horses, harness, bugRies, etc, secure
place suitable and conduct sale
stable, buying and selling horses of all
kinds.
After playing all the principal cities
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