Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-01-22


O e. Richardson went to Flint Mon
day on business.
Try gallon of "Red Star" oil at
Thompson a. Sanderhoff's.
Max E. Pollasky, of Buffalo, was in
Alma the first of the week.
Sim Dipsey We bad hoy in Ye Dees-
treect Skewl is show in himself.
Levi Walker, a cousin of w. s. Turck,
was in Alma between trains Wednes-
day.
Jesse Lichtener, of Greenville, spent
Sunday in Alma with his brother, Max
Lichtener.
J. o. Ellison, of Ludington, was in
Alma the latter part of last week visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Mallory, of Elwell. spent
Sunday in Alma with her sister, Mrs.
Mary McNutt
Miss Sylvia Fisher, of Bay City, visit
ed at the home Of A. l.. Fatty the latter
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Emmer went TO
williamson Monday for short visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. b. Scattergood was called to
Reading Monday by message stating
that her father was quite i'll
The Sweet Vaudeville and Musical
Co. is booked for the opera night. Re-
served seats 25cents and 35cents.
Have you seen the new map OF Ora.
tiot county, published by The Record?
1t is a complete atlas of the county.
Bert Woodward returned Tuesday
night from business trip to st Johns
and other points in Clinton county.
Mrs. Ollie Mulligan, of Minneapolis.
is visiting her sister, Miss Jessie Clark,
and other relatives for few weeks.
O. A. Brown returned home from st.
Louis, Mo-, Tuesday night, his daugh-
ter, Travie, remaining there with her
sister.
+. w. Parker, who has been visiting
his brother, j. b. Parker, for few
weeks, left Wednesday for his home in
Lyons, n Y.
BILLY" Miller has found it necessary
TO put in more counter room in his lunch
parlor on account Of the demand for q
larger eating space.
NJ. Pollasky and G.. 8. Ward went to
Lansing Tuesday to attend the grand
chapter Royal Arch Masons in session at
that place this week.
Ohas. A Titus, of Shepherd, and Miss
Katie Dltzell, of Detroit, were married
at The NJ. + church on Monday last
Rev O. f. Hoag officiating.
Hector Gee, of Pewamo, and Mrs,
Merriman and daughter, Theo, of North
Dakota, are visiting at the home OF
Frank Gee in Sumner township.
Barney Snyder, of Owosso, was IN
Alma last Friday. Mr.. Snyder has been
working in the sugar factory st that
place during the run, but expects to take
up his residence on his fathers farm
west of Alma in a few weeks.
s. G.. Pierce left Monday to accept a
position as travelling salesman for the
firm of Gray, Toynton & Fox, Of De-
troit This is the same position he held
before engaging in business in Alma
Mr.. Pierce expects to retain his residence
here.
Owing to the large amount Of busi-
ness on the Pere Marquette road that
necessitates considerable niQhtwork and
conseque RAINING Of night trains, the
company has placed a night operator at
this station, in the person Of w. II.
Flood, Of Cleveland, o.
Manager dip has something good to
offer the theatregoers Of Alma on Fri.
day night OF next week when Hortense
Nelson will appear at the opera house
in peg Wellington. This one is of the
big companies on the road, considerably
larger and better than usually comes to
towns of this size.
Lucy b. Foster, a teacher in the pub.
lie schools, of Denver. Col, visited at
the home Of her uncle, j. j Booth, the
first Of the week, and on "Wednesday
left with her mother, Mrs A. b. Foster
who has been visiting at the same place
for several weeks, for her home in
Syracuse, n. Y.
Those who attended the entertain.
ment given by the Sweets when here in
November last, pronounced it one OF
the best concerts ever given in Alma
Everybody was well pleased and they
will undoubtedly be welcomed with a
good attendance at the opera house to.
n light. Reserved seats 20 and 30 cents
Mrs. Bert Wood ward went to Grand
Rapids Wednesday to meet her daughter
Blanche, who was returning from Park
City, Utah, for a short visit at home be-
fore going to Ludington, where she has
&C ,epted position as teacher of music
in the public schools of that city. Miss
Woodward resigned a similar position
in the Park City schools in order to &C.
cept this position nearer home.
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