Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-04-21
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Harry d. Sherred was in Grand Rapids
Monday.
Vim. Burgess transacted business in
Merrill Monday.
If YOU like good hearty laugh, go and
see cold Arkansaw.
Frank Wall, of Saginaw, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Mary Brando.
See A. w. Brock before you sell your
wool. He'll give you the highest market
price
Miss Bessie Demory, of Forest Hill,
was the guest of Miss Bessie Marsh over
Sunday.
Thos. Lucas, of Riverdale, spent Sun
day in the city with his mother Mrs.
Walter Booth.
Don't sell your wool until YOU see a.
w. Brock, i'll the building formerly
occupied by Davis Bros.
w. II. Baker went to Saginaw Monday
where he will be employed for some time
by an Asphalt Paving Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ;. Turck and daugh-
ter returned yesterday from Dunedin,
Florida, where they spent the winter.
Geo. Cooley, of Mason, who has been
visiting his cousin, Geo. Oliver, for the
past few days, returned home Monday.
Mrs. +. >. Caldwell left for Chicago
Monday where she will visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maurice Grigsby, for a month.
EARLY POTATOES: Il have a few
bushels of the King OF the Earhes ioi
seed. \. W. BROCK
Miss Eunice Terry and Mrs. Der
Aldrich. of Frankfort, returned hom
Monday after a short visit with friend
in the city.
Mrs. Carrie Gates and daughter. G
Saginaw, who has been the guests of he
sons, William and Frank Haley for tn
past four weeks, returned home Monday
The Clare Sentinel states that Josep
+. Northon, graduate of Alma Colleg
has been engaged as superintendent {
the Farwell school for the next two years
b. ID. Clement was in Bad Axe an
Saginaw last week in the interests OF IN
Central Michigan Produce Co., returnin
Saturday. This week he Is III Hemloc
ana M6Tflll.
ROYAL Hyde left Tuesday morning f
points III Central Michigan in the intere
of the Schwartz Concrete Block Machin
He reports big sale of that wonderf
little machine.
Mrs. Mary Joslin, of Silver Lake, le
Saturday for Owosso 10 visit relativ
before returning home. Mrs Joslin Ii;
been in town two weeks as the guest
relatives and old friends.
Lieut. Ford and Adjt. Bernard Of L
Salvation Army, left Saturday for Per
water, after having held very SUGGEST
meetings at the Methodist church he
during the past three weeks.
Season after season people laugh at [
delicious comedy in "Old Arkansaw
Can it be that YOU have never seen
\ If so do not fail to go this time. 1t W
be at the Alma Opera House next Wedn'
\ day night
: As a laugh producer "Old Arkansav
\ has the ordinary production beat to
finish. Clean comedy, not horse pla
is what has made Mr.. Raymond iamo
and is what the people appreciate III
his plays. Alma Opera House he
Wednesd y night.
One of the finest lines of calendars ey
shown iu this city are now OH display
the RECORD office. Don't place 20
order out of town when we can give "
lust as good stock, Just as good wor
Just as low price, and then YOU will
doing AS we do-leave your money
home.
The presentation of THE Begg
Prince" at the opera house last Thursdi
evening was received with good hous
The pav is exCellently staged and Il
company was all that could be desire
The comedy situations were very tunn
and the catchy music and pretty dane
made up as good an attraction as ALI
theatre goers have seen III long time.
Mrs. John w Dean and son, Raymon
are visiting Mrs. Deans brother at She
herd this week. Mr.. Dean with
family. expect To- 20 TO Owosso the lati
part of this week. for two weeks vi
after which they will 20 on vacati
trip through Alabama, Oregon, Washii
ton and other states, and during his Il
Mr.. Dean will decide upon place
locate, and establish business.
Other cities look upon the project
cleaning the filth from our river W
much favor. This is what the Mt. Tie
ant Enterprise has To say, and II is hoT
we may accomplish il as soon as they
"Alma has plan on foot TO remove
stumps and logs from the Pine River
that city 80 as 20 enjoy the beauties a
benefits such a change would make
the whole city. Mt Pleasant has
need and the scene of action ready
some enterprising person To start
movement and give us beautiful III
lake and picnic grounds within all g
distance from Broadway.