Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-11
HOME AND VICINITY

Choice line Of cigars at Webb's.
Bargains in wall paper at Mahan's.
Special prices on kid gloves at Della
vans.
Boston cream candy fresh every day
at Fink's
l.. A. Sharp is in New York City on
business
Mrs. George Bahkle is yisiting friends
in Saginaw.
Hon. +. b. Green was III Alma on
business yesterday.
T. Peters and wife visited friends
in Owosso the first Of the week.
ID. NJ. Peters and wife of Shepherd
visited Alma friends last Friday.
w. 5. l.. Hawkins of Boston is visit
ing relatives and friends in Alma.
Bernard Schlesinger of Detroit has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. 5. Fink.
Seymour S. White of Riverdale has
been granted an increase of pension.
Mr.. Gustav May of Berlin, Ont, is
visiting relatives and friends III Alma.
Mrs b c. Button is at home after a
three weeks visit in Jackson and Lans-
ing
Tubs * Woodland shipped five car
loads of stock to eastern markets last
week.
George fl. Jefts is the new clerk at
the. Wright House, vice Frank Irish
resigned
Mrs. John Arnold of Cadillac spent
Sunday with her mother, Mis-. Il II.
Gladdlng
A pair of good winter gloves or nit
tens, in mems or boys sizes at Alma
Mercantile Co. s store, for 25 cents.
The prayer meeting in the Presby
terrain church last evening was II
charge of the Y. w. c. a. of the col
lege.
Mrs. Ida Fink Won the beautiful bool
photographs Of the Worlds Fair" a
the drawing given by Mr.. Barnes las
Saturday.
A. l.. Fisher was passing Havana
around very freely Tuesday, all becaus
nine pound girl had arrived at hi
home that morning,
The best and largest stock of men
boots for fall and winter wear at price
made before the late advance in leather
can be found at Delayans.
Mrs. n. +. Bruske was unanimousl
reelected president of the Michiga
Woman's Foreign Missionary societ
at its annual meeting in Monroe la:
week
John y. Wiener, fox some time ope
ator of massage and swedish move
ments at the Sanitarium, has gone
indianapolis, where he will practice h
profession.
The box shadow social given at Mr.
ID. ElcLaughlan's last Friday evenm.
for the benefit of the organ fund of II
Ely Sunday school Melted $1,000. II
fund now amounts to more than $50.
On the night of September +
Church had a fine lap robe stolen. JCf
Malzack was arrested in Emerson We
nesdsy charged with stealing the rob
aud will have his examination befo
Justice Gee this morning.
Mrs. Bart Miller has returned fro
Detroit with the most complete line
to Alma Her stock of pattern Ina
aud bonuets is especially fine, and 81
has a complete line of all the newe
and latest novelties in millinery.
w G Clark read paper before [
Epworth League Tuesday evening
the life of Robert Burns. The pap
was very interesting, and his Ienditi
of Death of Child" Man w
Made TO Mcurn,' aud Tam O'Sha
ter elected hearty applause from /
large audience
T.. A. Ely, ia his w,Ik Of factory
spectIon, has All opportunity 20 stu
DOth The advantages "hu uisduNdhlat
of the enforcement OF the truant ia
Mr.. Ely says he finds many cases wh'
children who ought TO he in school, "a
could be compelled 10 attend, under {
provisions Of this law, who are ict
the bread winners Of families. aud 70
if they were tn lie ( Ken from their e
plol ment great sullting would
caused IN many tomts