Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-22

Harry Moore is visiting friends in
Canada this week.
Walt Smith, Of Ithaca. was in Alma
Thursday on business.
Stacks of nobby clothing arriving
daily at f. L. Pollasky's Clothing En-
poIium
Nathan Church is attending the Re-
publican state convention at Detroit
this week
Parties having hay to sell will lind it
to their interest to call at the Alma
Feed Store.
Mrs. W. 5. Turck was in Romeo last
Monday night assisting i'll instituting
an y. +, ;. Chapter at that place.
Next Tuesday afternoon will be the
last meeting of the Union Aid Society
for the year at the residence of Mrs.
j. T. Peters.
VIII Hill, Of the Wright House
Livery Barn, was called to Centralla,
Ont, Monday 10y telegram announcing
the illness of his mother.
ben Taylor left this morning, iFri.
day for his farm III Barry county,
where he expects to pat ia his time
hereafter. Here is success 10 you Ben.
Rev. c. y. Cary has returned FROM
ONnsso where ne was Ill attendance al
C0nvocation and will hold service as
usual sunday night at st. johns
church.
Tonight Friday is the Fiiemau's
dance al the Opera House. II YOU
don I dance bay supper ticket ami
not only help the boys but show your
appI eclatlon.
In addition to "A due prograin of va
cal and Instrumental music, the
Euterpe Club will render Massenet's
Narcissus, musical gem, Opera
House. March u.
Lady Aberdeen tried novel solution
Of the everveXing servant-girl problem
), i'll her home III Scotland and Canada,
anu IN the April number Of The Ladies
Home Journal she will, III All article.
explain the method she adopted.
. Rey. n. II. Grisby, of Hasting. will
- deliver Il lecture i'll the College Chapel
= Friday evening. March Isl. Subject
i An Englishman's first impression of
America and its people" All are III
Z vited
) The material for The neA People =
party paper AZ III Pleasant las been
e purchased and Will soon be ready for
business Frank Davidson, of this
e place. will have charge OF the mechani-
D. cal department.
e Some weeks ago the RECORD aRi-
. lated the question of the adoption of
standard time, ST. our time would De
uniform and be more convenient foI
II those who carry either sun or standard
IL time. To this end petition signed by
le most OF our business men will go before
l. the council next week asking them tC
adopt II.
The chances are that the closing OF
~ the L. Il \. station 40 Forest Hi last
week was = mistake as well as "A gO0C
:, Joke. A circular was issued giving no
tice Of the disseminating OF the ONCE al
Parkinson, but through some misunier
standing the Auditor wds sent to For.
= est Hill On Monday the tickets anC
N equipments were sent back ana Fores
T. Hill is now the livelest station on the
IL line.
tn
70 The bicycle riders Of this county an,
i, the border towns of Isabella and Sagi
nav counties, have projected al organ
iZatiOn for mutual profit and pleasure
- IL will be known as the Tri.County Bi
No cycle Club, and is comprised Of rider
30 in Ithaca. Alma. 81. Louis, Shepherd
g Merrill, Wheeler aud Breckenridge
=" Officers have been chosen as follows
" President, Jno. 7. Mathews, Ithaca
'o Vice Pres. Carts Brown, Alma; Score
tary. Alice Church. st. Louis; Treasur
w er, l.. II. Braddock, Ithaca; Captain
ne +. NJ Pequegnat, st. Louis.
;. Mr.. Gladstone has just written "a
~ article on The Lords Day" wherein
:, he considers. with the tervor of conyiC
,e ton and the breadth ~ learning fo
q, which he is famous, the grounds 70
~ keeping as the Christian Sabbath tb
,a first Instead of the seventh day OF IN
week, and the proper measure an
n spirit of Christian Sabbath observance
+, The article will appear i'll Mcclure
ia Magazine for March, along with Il st
m. ries of portraits of Gladstone coverin
IA a period of eighty years and shown
90 him at every important epoch Of hi
"a lite.
mt The First Presbyterian Church
DIS Saginaw has just completed ali endov
re. ment of $500 for scholarship for