Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-09-23

Citizens meeting tonight at Opera
House.
Miss Fannie sharrar was in Ithaca,
Tuesday
G. Crandell was caller at North Star,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Frusch was al Ithaca Gale
Tuesday.
L. l.. Conn was business caller at
Ithaca, Tuesday.
George Hodgkinson has accepted a
position ir Flint.
For your steel engraved cards come to
the Record Office.
w. J. Melchers and l.. L. Conn were
in Ithaca, Tuesday.
Reception at Wright Hall, Friday
evening of this week.
John Fildew, of st. Johns, was an
Alma visitor, Tuesday.
Ed Lyons, the St. Johns attorney,
was in Alma, Tuesday.
II in need Of steel engraved cards
call at the Record Office.
Henry Soule was the guest of relatives
at Flushing over Sunday.
E. S. Wagar. of Edmore, transacted
business in Alma, Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Townsend, of Wheeler,
was an Alma visitor, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright left Tues
dav for short visit at Kansas City.
One-fourth off should sound good to
all in need of wall paper. for the next go
days at Browns. K
Glenn Naldrett continues to improve
and his friends hope he will soon be able
to be out of doors.
If you are interested in the future Of
Alma be at the Opera House this even
ing at eight o'clock.
Excursion over the Pere Marquette
railroad next Sunday to Bedding, Green
Vile and Grand Rapids.
Rev J. M. Wolfe is in Grand Rapids
in attendance upon the annual session Of
the Michigan conference,
G. T. Babcock Of st. Johns, president
of the Union Telephone company, was
an Alma visitor, Tuesday.
Peter Mates returned to his home at
Tustin, Tuesday, after few days, visit
with his cousin, Mrs. VIM. Ward.
Mrs. Frank Ziegenfuss left Tuesday
for Greenville, where she will visit rela-
tives and friends for shoat time.
Do you want an automobile factory
in Alma? If so attend the citizens
meeting at the Opera House this even
ing.
Lon Convis is so far improved from
his recent operation for appendicitis that
he is again able to be out upon the
st rect.
Strictly all wool ladies' suits for $1,000
at Mrs. Bart Miller's. Up-to-date in
style and finish. Best of workmanship,
See them. X
Mr.and Mrs. S. Dalrymple left Tues
day, having been called to Lansing by
the death of their sons wife, Mrs. Clar-
ence Dalrymple.
Rev. J. NJ. Wolfe, pastor of the Meth
odist church in this city, will occupy the
pulpit of the first M. +. chuch at Jack.
son next Sunday.
Mrs. VIM Rhodes and children Of
Brockville, Canada. have been the
guests of c. G.. Rhodes and family dur.
ing the past week.
Miss Turner, of the city schools, enter
tanned her brother from Evart last Satur-
day. Mr.. Turner was on his way to the
Michigan Agricultural College.
"In Louisiana" at the Opera House,
Monday evening, September eth, is a
blinger. Don't miss it. Seats on sale,
Saturday morning at Browns drug store
Don't miss Hubert Labadie's show at
the Opera House, September 27th. For
a genuine southern play he excels all
others. In "In louisiana" he has
his special scenery.
Mrs. Jones, of Barbados, West In
dies, and Miss Richards, of Ithaca,
were in Alma, Saturday, calling on
friends. Mrs. Jones is the daughter of
Chester Martin, u. 8. Consul.
The Ithaca knights OF Pythias com.
pleted arrangements last week with the
Troubadours Amusement company to
give ore of their concerts on Thursday,
October 7th, at the Ithaca Opera house.
"In Louisiana" will be the offering at
the Alma Theatre on next Monday even.
ing, September 27th, played by Hubert
Labadie and a select company. 1t il
needless to speak of Labadie's work as
he is a star in his profession. The play
is four act southern drama dealing
with life in Louisiana and far off Texas