Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-01-16
p. 7. Banghart was In Toledo and Ann
rhor Aha n rat ~ rho x.aak

The third number of the lecture cours
at the opera house tonight.
}. w Tracy is oonvalescins from hi
recent illness Of typhoid fever.
II. J. Foster OF Chesaniug visited hi
brother, A. J. Foster, Wednesday.
The first load Of stone for the cole
storage plant was delivered w ednesday
Rev. ]. r. Wooton went TO Middleton
"Wednesday to assist the pastor there in
special meetings.
Mrs. f. A. and Miss Sadie Altenburg,
OF Ithaca, visited Mr.. and Mrs. @. w.
Pulfrsy on Wednesday.
j. Major Lsmen. of Shepherd, the
proprietor Of Majors Neu.Ral Pills,
was in Alma Sunday.
IL is reported that George McMullen
has suffered relapse OF typhoid fever
aud that Mrs. McMullen is now i'll with
the same disease.
Mrs. 0. w. Peters, a lsister.in. law of
Mrs. J. w. Dean, arrived in Alma
Wednesday to take treatment at
Brainerd's hospital.
G.. f. Latimer has moved from rooms
aud 5, opera house block, into the
rooms in the new addition, formerly
occupied by DR. G.. S. Browning.
Jas. G.. Kress is now located in rooms
and 5. opera house block, with his law
office He has not secured suitable
residence as yet into which to move his
family.
We are glad to announce that Miss
Pearl Epler, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. II. Epler, is reported as re.
GOV sring from her severe attack OF
typhoid fever.
The Office of the Hotel Arcadia has
been enlarged by cutting an archway
into tn room adjoining on the west side
thereby furnishing an excellent read
ing room for the guests of the hotel.
G. r. Burt went to Kalamazoo Tues
day with the object OF selecting a stock
OF fruit trees from the nurseries of that
place for the purpose OF replautng a
portion Of A. w. Wright's fruit farm
north OF town.
Hon. II. s. Earle OF Detroit will ad.
dress the farmers institute at the opera
house Saturday afternoon at 1915. his
subject being 1.-The Good Roads Prob
lem > Several local speakers will also
discuss the same subject
Prof. Delos Fall superintendent OF
public instruction, will address the far.
mers' institute at the M. +. church TO.
night at eight O'Clock. Prof. A. p.
Cook and Q. p. Goodrich are also on the
program for short papers
f. D. Felt, the gentleman who has
charge Of A. w. Wright's interests in
Texas, was in Alma Monday on business
with MIR. Wright. He reports that bust.
ness in Texas is in very prosperous
condition this year.
About forty OF the young people Of
the Baptist church enjoyed a sleighride
party TO the home VI Miss Olive Hafer,
near Parkinson. on Tuesday night,
where they spent the evening in games
and after refreshments returned home,
voting the event a very pleasant one.
We are receipt OF letter from Bert
Woodward, who left here recently for
Chata nocgI, Tenn, in which he gives a
very graphic description of his trip ard
the country where he is. We received
the letter to late for publication this
week, bat will use it in our next issue.
Reserved seats are now on sale at
Mulholland' s for the entertain.
ment Friday evening. Mr.. Robinson
will give his three act comedy David
This play is a fascinating
love story Of a famous actor and is
pure and refined.
J. f. Smith Of Portland, district dep.
uty for the American Bnffaloes, who
slOeeu up Clhss vi Ob III our HtlRDD DOT
ing city Of st. Louis in December, is in
This city and having very flattering sue
Jess. having enrolled some OF our best
business men and expects to organize
next week.
About 40 Of the Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors formed a sleighride party
IN Tuesday evening and visited the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson
n the country They report a very
pleasant evening and that all hugely
enjoyed the splendid refreshments
erved by the hostess
Among the marriage licenses issued |
~ the county clerk last week we noticed |
me was Issued TO VIM Miller and |
Maggie Parks OF this place. Upon be-
ng questioned in regard to the matter
'B lilly refused to be interview ed hut we
rave il upon quite good authority that
he couple were married in Lansing on
Tuesday OF this week.