Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-12-13
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THURSDAY. DEC. 13.

Circuit court adjourned yesterday
till next Monday.
The Ballentine liquor case has been
again adjourned, this time until next
Monday.
L. nj. Smith says that five and one
half inches OF snow fell from Tues day
night till this morning.
Mrs. II. G. Ely will give party in
the afternoon and evening of Dec. IS,
in honor of Mrs. Edna Chaplin.
Reports of the Christian Endeavor
Convention held in Flint, will be given
by delegates Sunday evening. All are
invited.
W. G. Clark has made a beautiful
arrangement Of JabOts, handkerchiefs,
fans, lace collars and delicate napery
at the Alma Mercantile Co.'S store.
Alma Union will hold its regular
Mothers meeting on the third Wednes'
day OF the month, Dec. Is, at 3 p. m.
In the NJ. +. church. Subject, Child
ren's share in the Home.
The meeting of the Seville Farmers
Club To have been held at the residence
Of w. &. Mallory THURSDAY, Dec. 5.
was adjourned TO the first Thursday III
January, when the club will meet al
the residence of II. b. Angel.
During the past four weeks our col
lector has called on several delinquent
subscribers, some of whom have kindly
paid up, and many gave promises to call
at once, who must have forgotten. We
need money, and need it before the
hrst of the year. You can pay in wood
Just as well as money, but some kind
OF settlement must be made.
Sunday, December 10, 1895, will be
the twenty-tifth anniversary of the
Woman's Presbyterian Board of Mis-. |
sions OF the Northwest. A special and
interesting program has been prepared
IN honor OF the occasion for the praise |
of our Foreign Missionary
Society, TO be held on December Is i'm |
the Presbyterian church.
ii. h. Pattengill, Superintendent of
Public instruction. was in Alma yes |
..erday, completing arrangements for an
lnsplratlonal Institute TO be held here
January 9, 10 and H. Supt. Pattengill |
Will deliver the address on the opening
lay. Col. Parker of the Cook county
llllnols) Normal, will be here; also
MISS Coffin, and other well known
Yesterday was the Gfty-second ami.
'ersary OF f. Brant's birthday. His
lncle, t. Duck, induced him to go up
own to stay all the forenoon. When
lereturned home he found his house in
possession of his relatives. A bountiful
epast was served to which all done
ample justice. The afternoon was
,ieasantly spent, and the guests took
mere departure wishing many happy
eturns.
Mr.. ). Epler x Co. OF Alma will soon
,e prepared TO manufacture and put on
he market the finest yeast IN the {
World. This yeast will be manufac
ured and sealed up into pint cans,
ach can bearing their trademark and
ull directions for keeping the yeast
nd baking the bread. One pint is {
uaranteed to keep one family in yeast
life time. Look out for their circu-
ars IN the near future.
a couple Of st. Louis women have
cen working our charitable people for {
ID Tor poor family with "A number of {
mall children. These women tell a
cry pltlable story, and invariably are
ewarded with food or clothing, or I
9th. We are thrifty, generous people
ere, but st. Louis should look after I
s own poor. Our citizens will do well {
, examine into the merits of each ap- q
licant for charity. I
Many things have been written and
aid about the Alma Sanitarium, its !
lxurious appointments, home-like ar.
and convenience, but special
lentlon has, we think, never been ;
lade OF the conservatories, filled with
lagniliclent palms, ferns, lowering !
nd foliage plants and beautiful vines :
every description. The conserva.
'rles are the special care of Miss Emily
ase, and the healthy, vigorous appear.
nee or the many plants, as well as !;
le arrangement to produce the best :
fects, bespeak the care and attention
lat is bestowed upon them