Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-01-22
HOME AND VICINITY.


States"
W. a. Bradley, of Ryerdale, was III
town Thursday.
A few plush and fm robes ut reduced
prices at Morden's
Bart Miller is around after three
week seige of the grip.
All kinds of winter goods at greatly
reduced prices at Delavan's.
Isabella county is making strong eff
forts to secure local option.
A party of members of the w. II. G.
took in st. Louis last Saturday.
+ Mortimer Ely, Of Stockton, New
York, was in town Thursday on busl-
ness.
George Hutchinson is sick a bed with
the grip and the creamery is closed for
time.
X. s. Searls, Of ithaca, was in town
Thursday, on his way to st. Lo uis on
business.
us there property in thought" You
can find out at the college next Tues
day evening.
Elon Meyer put in an appearance
Saturday, having just come down from
the Upper Peninsula.
z. b. Green is becining to make ar
rangemepts for thu stock for the next
summers run of the hoop mill.
George Doan, manager of the Alma
roller mills, attended the State Miller's
Association at Lansing last week.
A party of Adrian people among
whom are Mrs. w. II. Walby and Mrs.
Cocker, are stopping at the Sanitarium.
Miss Olof Krarer, young Eskimo
lady, will lecture on Greenland at
Wright's Opera House, Friday evening,
January 20.
Mrs. Bart Miller who has been very
sick for the last two weeks is fast re-
covering. MIR. Miller is able to do
business again.
Krarer, Greenland, at the Opera
House Friday evening, January Doth,
third entertainment of the Union
Lecture course.
c. f. Brown and wife we're called to
Sheridan last Saturday by the sickness
of Mrs. Browns mother. She will re-
main in Sheridan for the present.
A number of Alma's young men took
in St. Louis last Tuesday evening and
witnessed the appearance of Duncan
Clark's Female Ministries at the opera
house.
The cold weather has started the ice
men at work. Z. n. Chadwick and
George Young began work on the pond
Tuesday afternoon. The ice is reported
of good quality and IL inches thick.
Following are some that are on the
sick list this week: b. s. Webb. DR..
Downie, j. B. Tubbs. d. Il. Sullivan,
G 5. Ward, John Glass, Mrs. Ryerson
Misses Carrie and Flora Marlborough
Z. NJ. Smith reports Tuesday even
ing as being the coolest night thus far
of the season, the government Their
mometer registering 49, below zero at
$50. Wednesday morning it was Sc
above.
The Young Peoples Society of Christ.
ian Endeavor have just made arrange
ments with Dr.. Hunting to deliver a
lecture under their auspices on Friday,
February II. Subject and other par
ticulars will be announced later.
On learning of the sorrow which had
overtaken their fellow workman last
Monday, the emplo es at the Roller
Mill passed the hat and collected ten
dollars which they presented to Mr..
Ryerson to help make up for loss time.
The ladies of Pine River church will
serve oysters and other refreshments
in the church Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy 20. Refreshments served from six
o'clock until ten. Supper tickets %
cents. 4 cordial invitation is extended
TO all.
The two year old girl of Ed. Ryerson
died last Monday evening. The little
one had been sickly since its birth and
at last succumbed to a combination of
infaptile trouble. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon at the house at
four o'clock.
The second quarterly conference of
the NJ Z. church will be held at two
o'clock Saturday afternoon. A sermon
will be preached on Saturday evening
at 7:30 by Rev. G. s. Hickey, =. +,
The love-feast will commence on Sun.
day morning at OILS. Mr.. Hickey will
preach at 1890 o'clock.
A leap year party was given last
Tuesday night by Alma young ladies
at the residence of w. NJ. Anderson, in