Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04

a SOLID gold diamond ring Tor S3.0O
at Porter's.
w. a. Colledge at the Opera House
next Wednesday evening,
A lsdy IS gold flied case and elgin
movement for Sl4 90 at Porter's.
IN ebony gold headed cane. an ele
CANT Christmas present line selection
at PorIels
Dr. King of the Sauitarium left for
Toledo Thursday morning accompanied
by his wife.
Z. n, Chadwick now has the con-
tract for carrying the mail to and from
tne stations.
Ralph Mallory residing west of town
shot his thumb off while out hunting
the hlst OF the week.
4. j. Hall has moved this week to
his new home on Woodwork Ave,
having bought the George Yerington
place.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Kilbourn
was very pleasantly surprised by about
p of her friends who enjoyed the even
ing immensely.
NJ b. Faughuer is in Grand Rapids
and Detroit ihis week. He returns
saturday and expects to leave the first
of the week for England.
Solicitors are out now canvassing the
town in behalf OF the Union Lecture
course. Show your interest in good
high class entertainments 10y subscrib.
ing.
Squire Phillips, of Ithaca, suffered
from severe paraly tic stroke last Sun
day. The many friends of the genial
old gentleman viii hope for his re-
covery.
News has been received from Gate
Creek, Oregon, that Marian, son OF
Sam Brewbaker, had shot himself
while fooling with gun, but not
seriously.
The Rev. c. I. Brown, who has been
stopping at the Sanitarium for some
time past, left for st. Louis where he
will supply the PresbY teIian and
Methods, pulpits several months.
Miss Elnora Cuddebeck. of Alma
College delivered an address before
the state Sunday School Association al
| Muskegon December 2nd, on Kinder.
garten principles in Sunday school,
work.
The new fire bell ordered is now OF
the way and Will De here probably the
latter part Of the week. Our citizens
need not be unduly alarmed if they
should hear it tolling as it will be nee
essary to give it thorough trial.
\ correspondent from Riyerdalt
speaks of the religious revival now il
progress at that place and says thai
the eXcitment has become so intense
that one or two parties have become
temporarily unbalanced, mentally.
Oscar Robinson was shot through
the right foot while out hunting rabbit:
last week He was in company will
a boy by the name of Mills and was OF
brush heap starting his game as Mill!
made the shot. DR.. Bagley was calleC
and pronounces him doing well.
The first regular meeting Of the pedro
club was held at the residence of b
, VanDenBergh last Wednesday even
ing. Ten games were played with tn,
following results: First prize, gentle
, man Mereschaum pipe and case; y
d. Hitchcock, eight games. First priz,
for ladies, hand painted splasher, Mis-!
Nc Cullough, eight games.
/ The Second Quarterly Meeting o
the Alma Circuit of the +. NJ. churcl
will be held ID W in the church a
Alma Dee. As. Services as follows
Friday at 90 p. IN. Saturday 1880 a
III. and 200 p. IN. Sunday, LOvefeas
$3.50 a IN. to be followed by the usua
Quarterly meeting services. Meeting
in the evening at o'clock.
II. 5. CITIZENS, Pastor.
) III. \. Milliken, a former Alma boy
2 was married last Wednesdaa to Nis
: Bertha Gorton of Flint. OF the wee
! ding the Flint news speaks as follow:
The nuptials of Mr.. Herbert \. Mill
ken and Miss Bertha, daughter of MI
D and Mrs. Jacob Gorton, were celebrate
! at st. Paul's Episcopal church at fou
] o'clock this afternoon. The ceremon
] was performed By Rev. r. +. Macdu
and was witnessed by large gatherin
: of friends of the contracting parties
t On entering the church the bride-eleC
was met half way down the aisle b
] three little vested choir boys-MasteI
et Harvey Nye, Ralph and Nelson Macdu
/ and escorted to the chancel, wher
q she was joined 10y the groom-elect, an
' Immediately thereafter the beautifl
MARRIAGE service of the EpiscODs