Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


Miss Wadsworth at the Presbyterian
church tonight.
Wellington II. Burt of Saginaw was
In Alma Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Lindsey visited relatives
in McBain Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Campbell is reported as
very low, with no perceptible improve.
ment in her condition.
A. j. Hall aud O. F. Brown, accom-.
panied by their wives, were in Detroit
the latter part of last week.
Walter o. Britton Of Saginaw, the
genial district passenger agent of the
z. NJ. was in Alma Wednesday.
II. N. Hayes has purchased the b. f.
Lane property on Water.st. and will
move into the same in short time.
The reserved seat sale for 1.-The Old
Homestead" will be put on at Shar
rar& Mulholland's drug store Satur-
day night.
w. 8. Merritt, who has been stopping
In Alma for some time, left last Tues
day for Saginaw where he expects to re.
main for few weeks.
t +. Timby came home to assist in
carrying the proposition to bond the
town for new village hall, and spent
Sunday with his family.
II. G.. Fisher has started his new
hand laundry. and already is receiving
considerable work.to do. His ad. will
be found in another column.
Miss Wadsworth, the noted Shake
spearian lecturer, at the Presbyterian
church tonight. Tickets may be OBJ.
tanned of members of the Woman's
Club.
Miss Nellie Pierce, who so successfully
conducted the children's carnival recent.
ly given In Alma, will produce the same
feature in Shepherd tonight, assisted by
the local talent of that place.
Benjamin Taylor has left the employ
of Thompson q Sanderhoff and will
move onto his farm in Barry county.
J. M. Callihan takes his place in the
hardware with Thompson q Sander.
hoff.
live stock. farming implements, grain,
household goods, etc., for l. Horton on
his farm one-fourth mile west of Alma
on Thursday, March 30, commencing at
one o'clock p. m. The usual terms.
DR.. G.. Munich, the old reliable Detroit
specialist, will make his next visit to
Alma, Hotel Arcadia, Saturday. March
10th. Gall on him il not in perfect
health. Consultation free and cures
guaranteed, see ad. Pay when cured.
Mrs. Florette Newman, the celebra.
ted clairvoyant, of Detroit, is stopping
In Alma for short time and has Sc
cured rooms at the residence of j. O.
comes recommended as being strictly
reliable.
Mt. Pleasant Sugar 90. has let the con.
tract for the construction Of factory at
that place to the National Construction
Co. of Detroit, said factory to be COM
pleted October /, 1908 Good for Mt.
Pleasant.
Jas. l.. Clark of Chicago, formerly a
prominent business attorney of this
place, arrived in Alma on Thursday
night of last week with the remains of
his mother, brought here for burial. He
was accompanied by his family and re.
NAMED until Tuesday with relatives.
Z. S. Dean Of Brown City has pur-
chased half interest in the John Dean
furniture store of this place and here.
after the firm name will be Dean 81
Dean. Mr.. f. s. Dean is an uncle Of j.
w. Dean and has for several years been
engaged in the piano and organ bust
ness in Brown City.
Last Sunday morning a strange horse
strayed into Israel Wolfes place west of
town and in about fifteen minutes died
with spasmodic collie Mr.. Wolfe has
no idea who the horse belonged to or
where il came from. 1t was chestnut
color, with white star in forehead and
one white hind foot.
Over fifty members OF the K. o. T. M.
and L. o. I. M. surprised O. l.. Wood
at his home last Monday night in honor
of his thirty. seventh birthday. Re-
freshments were also carried and the
evening was spent very enjoyably. Be-
fore leaving Mr.. Wood was presented
with fine parlor lamp as slight re-
membrance of the event.