Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-01-25
Alva Caple is clerkina at the Wright
House this week.

Alma Saturday last.
Miss Lotlie Bahlke of Ithaca spent
Sunday in Alma with friends.
st. Louis people haYe a Dramatic
CLUB and will soon plsy "A Jail Bird
w. II, Taylor, route agent for the
American Express Co., was in Alma
Wednesday.
We have few leather coats and
mackinaw Jackets to sell at very low
prices to close
g. l. q G.. Nj. DELANAN.
Mrs Chas. Caple returned home
from New York Monday night from
visit to her parents
Giliuly, the Vestaburg agent that
was Knocked down and robbed some
time ago, is fast recovering.
Re-. w +. Jones will occupy the
pulpit in the Westminster church of
Grand Rapids next Sabbath.
The heavy winds OF Tuesday blew
the smoke stack from the mill of NJ. J.
Butterdeld, but will be replaced at
once.
j. Il. LeMessurier sold one of his
yoke, sleeve and neck band ironers the
first of the week to parties in Iron
wood.
Rev. A. +. Bruske, ID. D., will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, both morning aud
evening
AT the Peoples Party State Conven-
tion to be held at Greenville. Feb. 9Th,
Gen. James b. Weaver is expected to
deliver an address.
The Republican Leader, of st. Louis
issued very nice church edition last
week containing history of each, the
sale of which was church benefit.
Remember the .Folian Ladies' Quar-
tette ut the Opera House, Wednesday
evening, Jan. 30th. Seats on sale at
Webb's. Reserved so, children, 25 reg
ular 35 cents.
The poor children in need of clothing
will please call at Mrs. J. Il. Peters
Tuesday afternoon at the time tie
Union Aid Society meets. and all will
be well cared for. S2S.tf
Rev. w. F. Irwin, pastor of West
minister Presbyterian church of West
Bay City. paid his mother. Mrs. Robert
Irwin. flying visit last Tuesday, on
his way to Chicago.
George s Aldrich received check
for - 600, the fore part of this week
drawn in favor of Mrs Silas Placeway,
of st. Louis, from the A. o. L. W.,
this being the AMOUNT of insurance
carried by Mr.. Placeway in that order
y. j. Mccullough is bound to do bus
mess and finding out what the people
want he has decided 10 put his entire
stock on the market. Clothing will be
sold at Of aud AL other goods off.
This IS genuine, no dodge. Goods ale
marked plain.
a letter from "A subscriber who is in
arrears informs us that he has been sick
for two years and is at the mercy of his
! friends aud can not pay but assures US
of the fact that We will reap our re-
ward in Heaven. This will answer in
this one case but no more such credit
will be extended.
The Day of Prayer for Colleges which
is next Thursday, January 3lst, will be
observed with impressive services. At
10 O'Clock, local time, President Bruske
will preach in the College Chapel, AT
2:30 p. m the Y NJ. G.. a. and the Y
W. Z. A. Will hold PRAYER meetings; at
200 p. m there will be union service
in the Methodist church, at which al.
dresses will be deived upon the re-
lation of the College to the community
and the community to the College
All are invited to the morning and
evening meetings.
The Holian Quartette Concert ia
the Congregational church was an en-
tertainment that gave the greatest sat
isfaction 20 all who were present
Nothing could be more charming than
the duet 10y Mrs. Browne and Mrs Ap'
derson. Mrs. Anderson has a voice Of
phenomenally low tones. Miss Rich
ardson was good III all, but The Mar
ionette' gave us greatest satisfaction.
Miss Fish gave greatest enjoyment IN
her solo in old Folks at Home in new
arrangement. She has "A rich voice OF
mellow tones. In the Charming Eel
low the Quartette was specially dne. "
--Greenvllle Mich. Independent.
Opera House, Alma, Jan. 80.
y subscriber complains to us very
bitterly that she must stop her paper
or be accused of being very unneighbor-
~ and be treated as an migrate. She is
! A widow aud tvnrLa hard ~ pay har