Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-02-09
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Alma is to have minstrel show Mon
day February II.
Mrs. A. B. Scattergood visited relatives
i'll Detroit over Sunday
FOUND:-A glove, owner can have
same by paying for this notice.
Leonard Heyboer of Grand Rapids,
visited friends i'll the city this week.
Ira Swain, of Kalamazoo, visited his
mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Crossett, and family
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hall returned Mon
day evening after three weeks stay in
Mt Clemens.
Postmaster c. A. Button, of Sumner,
was in the city Saturday and made the
RECORD a call.
H. Walstow, of Carson City is visiting
his brother-in-law, Walter Mosher, and
family this week.
Rev. b. 4. Jefferson, of Potsdam, y. Y.
has accepted call to the pastorate of the
Ithaca Baptist church.
FOR SALE:-Some good cows at
reasonable prices. Inquire of Central
Michigan Produce CO., Alma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cramer, of. Elk
Rapids, visited Mr.. and MIS-. John
Andrews part of last week and this.
w. f. Adams, of Grand Rapids has
been in Alma this week looking after the
interest of the Michigan Horsemen
r. d. Wagner former leader of the
Alma band will be in the city next Mon
day with the G.. Lote Silver's Minstrel
Show.
The Misses Grace and Leontine Mes
singer and Messrs. Dudley Tinker and
Vern Eyer will give a concert this even
ing in Ashley for the benefit of the
Epworth League.
Seven hundred business men of Grand
Rapids-the backbone OF the city-sat
about the banquet board last Tuesday
night and discussed public affairs. The
suspicious occasion was the annual
winter feast of the board of trade.
Martin w. Kramer and wife, of Elk
Rapids, were Alma visitors last week.
Mr.. Kramer vas on his way to Ann
Arbor, but having spent two years in
Alma he could not resist the temptation
to renew old acquaintance once more.
An interesting letter has been received
from Ed p. Young, a former attache OF
the RECORD force and student at the
college, stating he is pleasantly situated
in Ambridge, Pa, and wished to be
remembered to his many friends here.
Hon. Perry F. Powers, of Cadillac,
politician, newspaper man and all-round
good fellow was welcome visitor at the
RECORD Office Saturday. Mr.. Powers
was on his way home from Breckenridge,
where Friday evening he delivered u
lecture on MATTERS of Importance"
Postmaster Brown who for some time
past has been tussling with a severe case
of neuritis, is spending this week at the
Sanitarium. Mr.. Brown, as we'll as his
many friends, hope that the SAM
tarium treatment will bring not only
speedy but permanent relief.
G. Lote Silver's New York Ministries
will play one night engagement at the
Alma Opera House, Monday evening
February IL. This company played,
here last season and gave satisfaction and
this season Mr.. Silver promises a stronger
and better show in every way, he has
engaged some of the highest priced
minstrel talent in the profession, and
guarantees one of the best organizations
of its kind in existance. Prof. Wagner's
Zouave band is one Of the special features.
They will give free parade in the after
noon. Prices soc, CSC and 25c.
Mr.. Mix of the Alma Sanitarium has
gotten out some small leaflets for en-
closure in envelopes and desires to have
the merchants and citizens of Alma who
are interested in the success of the SAM
tarium enclose them in their correspond
ence. II all those who feel they can
do this for the Sanitarium will telephone
Mr. Mix, he will send boy to your
place OF business or residence who will
place them in the envelopes you have on
hand and the favor will be greatly
appreciated.