Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13

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meulen's.
G. ID. Ransom was IN Detroit this
week on business.
Try All Wheat Flour The Food of
Liie-at Vermeuien'
The Ladies' Guild Of ST. Johns
church will meet with Mrs. Brewbakel
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 10Th.
Joseph Saytor who is now IN charge
of the Sumner Touring mills says that
business Is more than lively there.
n. C. Draper, of Howard City was in
town Friday looking the town over
with the yie~ of putting in stock Of
musical instruments
The Ladies Guild of Johns Church
and also the Auxiliary will meet al
the residence of Mrs a. W. Wright OH
Thursday afternoon, next.
st. Louis business men organized II
Business Mems Association last week
with the following officers: Pres, l..
SAVERS; V. Pres }. lIe-ry: Sec, j. n.
Foster; Treas, A. II. Lowry.
G.. !. Willet and f.. Arnold of st.
Louis started on prospecting tour
through The west last Saturday and it
is possible that they may locate else
where if suitable opening is found.
Are you aware OF the fact that
since my removal to my new store l
have put in "a bran-new elegant line of
jewellery and silver ware Wen |
have but don't take my word for it call
and see for yourselves
G.. b. PORTER,
Church Block.
The Treasurer of Arcadia will make
his tax returns three weeks from this
date. All those not having paid will
please call ut the Office OF Lemen "
Durham, where the treasurer can be-
found Oh Saturday OF each week.
6lS-3w +. MoNTIGEL, Treas.
James i. pettibone, a prominent
citizen of Pennington, Oakland Go.
and the supervisor of Pennington
township, dropped dead at his home,
while filing a coal stove Monday morn
ing. Heart disease was the cause
Ills age WAS about 80. Mr. Pettibone
was a hrother-in-law of Mrs. l.. Kehn
of this village.
State deputy Organizer, Ernest
Sanderhoff and Supreme Commander
\ O. Heine, of Saginaw, are in the
city organizing lodge of the United
Friends of Michigan.-N ". Tribune.
Mr.. Sanderhetf is "a brother of Ito
Sanderhoff of this village and will soon
he in this county for the purpose OF
organizing lodges of that order
A letter received from James Gargett
says that they are very much pleased
with New Oclens AMI its climate.
Roses have been in bloom all winter
aud as the spring rains have just begun
vegetation is doaby luxuriAut. lie
also SAYS that the Marli Gras carnival
will probably exceed in grandeur and
display anything of the kind ever had
in the city.
Mrs q. x. Stoutenbergh received a
telegram stating that her son Harry
was very sick in New York. She left
Saturday to attend TO him Later word
was received by the friends here that
the disease had terminated fatally and
that she would arrive in Alma Wednes-
day with the body. The funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon aud the re-
mains laid in their final resting place
in the village cemetery.
The Silo and Silage is the title of a
little work of 90 pages received this
week from Prof Cook of the Agri-
cultural College. Those farmers who
heard the Professor at the institute
give short talk on silaee will be glad
TO get this work. The book is illustrated
with cuts giving directions for build
ing the siio and cutting and storing
the silage. Progressive farmers who
are anxious to increase the income of
their farms will do well to send 25 cents
to prof. Cook of Lansing and get "a
copy.
a man whose name is Peter Dune
yant arrived on the 1890 train last
night anu is stopping mt the Bennett
House to-day. The mIl claims to
cure by some sort OF treatment, all
manner of diseases without drugs,
herbs or medicine OF any knl. There
is perhaps, nothing very peculiar in
this, bat the strange part OF 1t Is, he
performs his healing without oney
aud without price. we know nothing
about the mans an,ece IeutS more
than that his home IS near Alma
and he has secured the endorsement of
IA poodly number of Shepherd citizens.
~. " TRIBUNE.
Mr.. w. e. Ormsby, OF Clio. Deputy
Great Commander of the Knights Of
the Maccabees has been doing some