Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-27
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A. d. Lau returned to Ann Arbor
Tuesday.
DIR McCandless, dentist, Office Bahlke
block, over bank.
O. II. McOluskey was in Chicago a
few days this week.
J N Ford went to Chicago Tuesday
on short business trip
Frank Rockafellow, of Carson City,
was in Alma Wednesday.
p. II Bruske was home from Detroit
the first Of the week for few days rest.
Born, 10 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harlock,
on Thursday of last week, nine pound
boy.
Painting and paper hanging done by
f. w. Smith Leave orders at Sharrar
81 Mulholland's.
Miss Margaret Taylor, of Pompeii,
spend Sunday in Alma with her sister,
Miss Nellie Taylor.
Mrs Nelson Lilley left Monday for
Grand Rapids and Caledonia for a short
visit with relatives.
Mason A. scarborough, of Chicago,
visited MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Gargett the
latter part of last week.
Those DESTROYS of mandolin, guitar or
banjo lessons call on H. G.. Pulfrey at
Scattergood's music store.
Miss Winnie Teeven was called to
Grand Rapids the latter part Of last
week by the illness of her mother
Every Republican voter in the village
should attend the caucus in the vacant
store in the opera house block tonight.
f G. Bahlke, who has been home
visiting his family for couple Of weeks,
returned TO his work in Lansing Monday
V. p. Cash, the proprietor of the
Riverdale elevator, was i'll Alma Tues
day and ade this Office pleasant cali.
Mrs. f. S. Rowell, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. d. w. Adams,
since last Christmas, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. CLARA McGrath, of Charlotte,
visited at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs
A. J Hall and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Caple
this week.
The Rev Mr.. Higgins will deliver a
sermon to young men, on the subject OF
"The True Type of Manhood" on Sun.
day evening.
Susan 8. Bell Of this place has beer
granted widows pension Of IS pei
month. The claim was secured by
, Pension Attorney Kinch.
About fifteen of the friends Of Mrs
Us Caple were entertained at her hons
Q last Saturday evening in honor of Mrs
. Clara McGrath, of Charlotte
g II. Ashoff's dancing academy viii
, be opened in the opera house OF
! Wednesday evening of next week
} Assembly follows dancing lesson. Crane
march at 9:30
Mrs. Geo. A. Hill formerly of this
} place, underwent very successful
operation at the Presbyterian Hospita
in Chicago on Feb. l6, and is reported
improving very rapidly.
! n. II. Eldred, district manager of TIE
L. 5. Health 81 Accident Insurance
company, of Saginaw, was in Alma
Monday adjusting several claims CARTS
Brown is the local agent for this com.
pany.
The old reliable specialist, DR.. Munich,
has made a change in mis- dates for this
mouth. He will be at Hotel Arcadia on
Friday March 18th. Do not forget the
date and call and see him. Consulta-
ton free. See advertisement, "pay
when cured
l.. n. Baker received the sad news on
Monday that his brother had been
accidently killed at Sioux Falls, la.
Mr. Baker left Tuesday morning for
Flint, where his parents reside, but was
unable to state at the time of leaving
whether he would go to Sioux Falls or
not.
Agent V. S. Holleubeck, of, the Ann
Arbor, is in receipt of typewritten
letter from the western party who left
here last week, dated Kansas City, in
which the members are enthusiastic in
their praises of the efficient manner in
which they have been cared for by
Messrs. Greenwood and Armstrong, the
two railroad men who accompanied
them that far on their trip.
Will Carleton, Michigan's famous
poet, will lecture and recite selections
from his own poems in the Normal
School lecture course, at Mt Pleasant,
Monday evening, March end. This is
rare opportunity for people in this part
OF the state t. hear this famous man.
Reserved seat tickets may be obtained
at 80 cents by writing to o 8. Larzslere,
Mt. Pleasant.
The members of New Century club
aud their husbands were entertained at