Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-01-30
Additional Local News

home in Kalamazoo.
DIR. J. III. Lancashire returned home
from Chicago Thursday.
Walter w. Caple, was in Detroit and
Toledo the first of the week.
Miss Kate Hewitt, of st. Louis, visited
Miss Leah Dean over Sunday.
julius b. Kirby, of Ithaca, ex prose-
cutting attorney, was in Alma Thursday
Mrs. Chas Myers left Wednesday
evening for visit with relatives in
Edmore.
Mrs. j. Il. Gruber Of Shepherd visited
Mrs. O. l.. Chadwick the first of the
week.
Mrs. NJ. McLaren, who has been quite
i'll for the past few weeks, is slightly inn
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. j. Alverson Of Ithaca,
spent Sunday at the home OF Mrs. NJ
McLaren.
Mrs. j. O'Boyle was called to Grand
Ledge Thursday TO attend the funeral
of cousin.
Messenger 81 Co. have had a very
handsome raised gold lettered sign
placed in front OF their clothing store
I John Weneg has resigned his position
with Fred Hammer, and VIM. Sack, OF
Mt Pleasant, has been engaged to take
his place.
j. b. Fullerton. of Morley, was in
Alma the first of the week and disposed
of his residence on Park. ST. to Andrew
Fatty of St Louis.
A basketball game will be played be-
tween the Bay City Y NJ. O. A. and
the college teams at the gymnasium to-
morrow afternoon, commencing at $3.50
The sugar factory was closed down
for about four weeks on Wednesday.
The employees who are kept at work con-
tnually through the year are conse-
quently idle for short time.
Miss Fannie Smith attended the
wedding of MIR. Clyde Ward, of Chelan
Falls, Wash, to Miss Laura Faurnis, of
Cedar Lake, at the home of the brides
parents in that place en- Wednesday
evening.
The members Of the Alma fire depart
ment have decided to put on the
melodrama, Convict $780," and are
hard at work rehearsing the parts under
the direction of II. p. Hall. The date
will be announced later.
5. Edward Davenport, an old resident of
Riverdale, died near Millersburg on
Tuesday of this week, cause heart
failure. The remains will lie taken
to Riverdale today and the funeral
held there on Sunday.
Master Lewis Holiday, a ten. year-ol
protege of Prof. Horst. will delight the
people with his violin playing at the
concert i'll the opera house on Thursday
evening of next week. Reserved seats
on sale at Sharrar d Mulholland's.
z rices 20 and 30 cents.
Rev. L. b. Bissel of Lansing will
preach Sunday morning at the Presby-
terrain church. In the evening there
will be an Union Temperance Meeting
10 be addressed by Mr.. Bissell and
Senator j. w. Humphrey. Ali are wei.
come.
A meeting Of the religious sect, styled
THE Church of the Living God" was
held at the home of j. Fox Ray on
Wednesday of this week w. II. Hay,
of Hamilton, Ont, the representative Of
the Watch Tower Bible IL Tract Society
OF Allegheny, Pa, was present at the
meeting.
letters Vaudevillians played to a
small audience at the opera house last
Friday night. owing to the fact that the |
show was not sufficiently advertised. |
The show as a whole was considered |
good and deserved a much better patron |
age. Announcement was made from |
the stage that the company would play |
a return engagement during the second |
week in February.
The Karl E. Horst Concert Co. will
appear at the opera house on Thursday
evening of next week. Prof. Horst, the
violiuist, heads the company and is too
well known in Alma to need any intro
duction. The balance of the company is
made up Of the came kind OF talent.
Reserved seats on sale at Sharrar & Mul.
hollands. Prices 25 and 30 cents,
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