Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-23
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The circuit court resumed its labors
at Ithaca last Monday.
Notice the Cash Dry Goods Com
pany's new adv. this week.
To Mr. ard Mrs. j. +. Schwartz. "A
boy, Tuesday morning. All doing we'll.
Miss Bertha Curtis, of Ithaca was
visiting friends in Alma the first of the
week.
Marcus Pollasky left Saturday for IA
business trip east. lie will return in IA
! few days.
l.. II. Ilayt moved Thursday into the
Mcleod house corner of Hastings ard
Water street.
Miss Minnie Stanton, Of Mason, is
spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. John ID. Spiuney.
John Durham lr. who has been in
GRAND Rapids for some time past is
putting in IA few weeks at home.
1t is stated on good authority that
agents of the Farmers Alliance will
soon establish lodges i'll Gratiot AMI
Isabella counties.
V. NJ. Wilson and wife returned
home Satur day from DePeyster, New
York, where they have been spending
the past few weeks.
Miss Nettie Bales left Wednesday
day morning for Ypsianti where she
will visit her parents. She will visit
! Detroit before she returns.
Theie Will be no services at the st.
Johns church next Sunday evening
owing To the absence of the rector.
Sunday school will he held as usual.
The dedication sermon at the Free
Methodist church last Sunday by TIE
Rev \ G. Marshall, Presiding Elder
Was highly spoken Of by all who heard
him.
The Rev. w. A. Davis, Of the First
Congregational church of Detroit, is
stopping at the Sanitarium. lie is
accompanied bv his wife and Will re-
main for two or three weeks.
The first issue of the South Bend
Daily Post published by n. n. Brown,
formerly of the North Western Tribune
reached us last week. The paper is
spicy and will doubtless be appreciated.
| Houser's Second Hand Store is
growing and has already assumed
such proportion that a larger room has
been found necessary. The store is
now on Superior street next to the
brick.
The fourth entertainment of the
| L. ion Lecture course Will be held
February 4th at MIight's opera House.
Piof. 1 arly le, formerly OF lie Detroit
School Of Education Is tie gentleman
selected by The committee.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Is. Heller aud daughter
of l. al llson are III town THIS week visit
| ing then sui ami daughter ). Heller
and MIS- j. Lougieldcr. MIS-. lleleI
will remain tor sume time and De
treated by Alma ply slcians.
The Art department Of Alma College
establishes d Saturday Afternoon class
| in painting Tor those Who are unable ~
attend The regular classes. Several
teachers from the country will avail
themselves OF the opportunity. See
their notice at the head of the column.
The Free Methodist society wish to
return THANKS To the citizens of Alma
and vicinity for the generous AID which
has beeu gwen Item. rhe cnurch Is
free from debt aud The society has
none. III the treasury. Enough funds
have been subscribed ~ Ledtly decorate
the building.
The letter from Hon III. L. Wood in
another column July explains the Ca
nard which The opposition press at
tempted 10 spring upon w. j. Miller.
Mr. Wood states fairly that lie dld, rs
had been done heretofore with The
anov ledge ot both candidates, telegraph
To haye The seat occupied by HIN re.
served this year for Gratlot county,
and 1t was done.
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In the account OF the installation OF
officers OF the w. Meyer w. r. Z. last
week by some mistake several names
were omitted. We give the full list be.
low: Mrs. Turck, p; Mrs. Weaver
s. v. T.; Mrs. Lockwood, j. V. p;
Mrs. Gibson, Chaplain, Mrs. Bogardus,
Treas; Mrs. Greig, Sec Mrs. Pierce,
| Conductor. Mrs steward assistant