Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-11-29
HOME AND VICINITY.
FRIDAY, NOV. %

FRIDAY, NOV. -
Finest perfumes at Webb's.
Go 10 Fink's Palace Restaurant for
lunches or meals.
A full line of felt boots, socks and
rubbers at lowest prices at Delevans'.
G. Fordyce of Gilmore, q cousin or
Mrs Claude Chadwick, is visiting III
Alma.
Mrs. G. W. Meyers is visiting her
sister, Mrs. L. Andre, at Harbor
Springs.
Mrs. Ii. Lancashire has returned
from several weeks visit with friends
in Detroit.
DR. Slaymaker of the Sanitarium
was called to Toledo this morning on
professional business.
Il number of Odd Fellows went to
the new house being built by ALT. Co.
hoon, this afternoon, and lively lath-
ing bee followed.
The members of the w. Z. Il. L. are
anxious to secure suitable place IN
which to hold the Industrial school,
which they hope to have in working
order in short time.
Mrs. L. G. VanHusen, president of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Baptist church in this
state, who attended the missionary
conference held Wednesday, returned
TO her home in Detroit this morning.
DR.. L. 5. Pettyjohn and Rev. j. w.
McAllister were in Grand Rapids
Yesterday in conference with the church
extension society of the Nj. L. church,
in the interests OF the new church.
They were successful in securing aid
from the ciely to complete the new
church.
SAL URDAY, NOV. %.
Fine line of perfumes at Mahan's.
Gloves, mittens, etc, in endless
variety at DelaYans'.
j. L. Haskell will leave the first OF
the week for Grover Hill, O., which
place he expects to make his future
home.
Miss Nellie scarborough, returned
1 Thursday night from Rochester, n. Y.
where she has been for the past four.
] teen weeks.
Miss Rosie Meyer of Petoskey, a
former resident of Alma, expects to
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guest of Mrs. IL. G. Ely.
Mr.. f. Duck of Toledo, Ohio, who
has been visiting his niece, Mrs. Joe
Ellison, this week, returns today to the
home Of his nephew, L. Brant,
f. ID. Sutherland, a former resident
of Alma, now of Duluth, Mimi, has
sent "A monument TO be placed over the
grave Of his son in Riverside cemetery
j. b. Tucker has returned from 9
business trip to Traverse City anC
other northern points, where they art
selling potatoes for from D to cents 9
bushel.
At the meeting of the church extern
sion society in Grand Rapids this week
it was voted to donate TO the new
church here $3.50, and to loan thu
trustees $3.50.
At the State Sunday school conven
ton held in Detroit this week, DR.. +
s. Petty john was chosen a delegate Il
the International Sunday school con
vention TO he held in Boston next year
Chaplain LoZler arrived last night
and is the guest of his daughter
Mrs. l.. ). Pettyjohn. He leaves Mon
dsy for Butler, Ind, and lectures
Monday evening before the students o.
Butler University.
4 skating club was organized Frida,
evening, with Frank Wheeler, presi
dent; Phil. Walker, vice president
Harry Fink, secretary; Linn Latta
treasurer. Constitution and bylaw
were adopted, and the club adjourne,
TO meet again next Monday.
MONDAY, NOV. %.
Take your prescriptions to Mahan's.
Corn and oats taken in exchange TO
goods at Delayans'.
Farmers, get your meals and lunche
at Fink's Palace Restaurant.
The Covenant meeting of the Baptis
church will be held Friday evening.
Mrs. S. Il. Lowell of Boston is tn
guest OF her niece, Mrs. j.. II. Lancs
shire.
G. l.. n G.. NJ. Delayan shipped /, 90
bushels of oats to Jenkinsville, Pa
last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Case and son of 81
GATHERINGS, Ont, are guests at tn
home Of A. w. Wright.
w. A. Bahlke left this morning 70
Carson City, Hubbardston and othe
points.
A business meeting Of the Christia
Endeavor society will be held at tn
home of N So Mary Caldwell, Frida
evening.
o. $. Aiken, who started restau
rant in the Sharp building some tim
ago, has been compelled to close his "a
Enlistment. There was not bushes
enough TO enable him to pay the rent