Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-02
PERSONAL.
f. j. Hamlln was in Ithaca Mon,

.. vi. Siuiu 10 uliucl lHc Weather lHio
week.
Lonnie Drum is clerking for G. M.
Delavan.
Marshal Dallas and wife have gone
to Ray City.
w. A. Bradley, of Riverdale, was in
town Thursday.
Isaac Fink is in Detroit on business
for a few days.
Geo. Mead, Of Ashley, was in town
Tuesday on business.
Coming. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Reed,
of Detroit, Oct. 3, 1891.
Mrs. ID. ID. Whitesell returned this
week from New York.
Marcus Pollasky and wife left Satur-
day morning for Detroit.
Mrs. G. ii. Coates, of Findley, Ohio,
is visiting friends in town.
MISS Pearl Chadwick is visiting
friends at Hemlock this week.
Mrs. Julia Scott returned home from
Dewitt last Wednesday evening.
Robert Smith, Of Lansing, state
printer, Sundayed at the Sanitarium.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Club,
Monday evening, bouncing boy baby.
+. 3. Green spent Sunday at Grand
Haven with his daughter, Miss Fannie.
A. +. Woodward and G. S. Ward
were in Carson City on business Tues
day.
Geo. Doane will take rooms in the
Church block over Clum & Balch's
store.
Il. Decker was made glad this week
by the news that his pension had been
allowed
y. J. Mccullough made a business
trip to Hubbardston the first of the
week
Roy Church, OF Toledo, spent few
days in town this week visiting his
parents.
MIS-. Bert VanDenBergh left yester-
day for weeks visit with friends at
Fenton.
ID. l.. Sharrar and wife left Saturday
for few days visit among friends in
Jackson.
y late letter from Jas. Gargett states
that they are nicely located at Rich
mond, Va.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Alver-
son, of Grand Rapids, nine and one
half pound girl.
Geo. Klwanske has exchanged his
house and lot in town to f. w. Hooper
for farm of 40 acres in Arcadia.
w. A. Paine, formerly book keeper
for Faughner s. Co., has accepted a
similar position at the Roller Mills.
A. f. Bagby, manager of the circula-
ton department of the Detroit Tribune
was a caller on the RECORD this week
At the county fair at Ithaca last
week Glavin & Hooper received the
following premiums: End on registered
Clydesdale stallion and lst on same
horse and five of his colts.
Great interest is being taken by the
farmers in the third race. Oct. 18th
This race is open only to horses owned
and driven 10y farmers, that have never
been in aay race before. The object
which the management has in view i:
to give those who do not make bust
ness of breeding fast horses, yet have
taken pains to improve their stock, al
opportunity to test their speed without
having to compete with horses that
have had superior advantages. 1t look!
at present as if there would be at least
ID entries for that race.
The Young Women's Christian As
sociations, of Michigan, hold theil
Seventh Annual Convention at Jack
son, October 16, II and IS, 1891. DR.
G.. II. Henderson, of Detroit, Judg,
Buck, of Kalamazoo, and Miss Netti
Dunn, of Hillsdale, formerly Interna
tional Secretary, have been secured TO
addresses. Mrs. Capron, Superinten
dent of Ladies Department of Moody
Bible Institute, is expected to b
present throughout the session, con
Quoting the study of the bible. Tn
first organization in the state was a
Olivet College in September, 1876
Now there are associations in all tn
denominational colleges, one in tn
Ionia high school and eight of on
larger cities are carrying forward thi
work among young women. The assc
Citations will be well represented an
those interested in the work. thong
not members, are invited to attend.
The following letter explains itself
1t will be seen that the gentleman wi
positively be present unless he meet