Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-09-20
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Full line of choice perfumes and
toilet articles at Webb's.
Rev. w. G. Burns of Stanton visited
his sister in Alma Wednesday.
l.. Gee is transacting pension
business in Howard City to-day.
Miss Ida Dunlap has gone to Battle
Creek to take a course in music.
Students should get their meals at
Fink's fashionable dining parlors.
Frank Irish began his duties AS clerk
at the Wright House last Tuesday.
George Fink has added fine new
generator to his model soda fountain.
John Morton has purchased the SO
acre farm of John Shuts in Pine River.
James Kinch of Mt. Pleasant spent a
few days with his parents here this
week.
Remember the free silver meeting to-
morrow night. See notice in another
place.
President Bruske attended Presbytery
in Benton Harbor and Manistique last
week.
Miss Florence Bailey of MunsOn is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ. E. Osborn,
and family.
Don't forget the county fair in Ithaca
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of next week.
Ray Turck left for New York City
Wednesday morning, where he will com
plete his medical studies.
+. L. Pollasky S and Messenger Il Co. s
stores were closed yesterday in honor
of the Jewish New Year.
Bert Woodward has sold his stock of
dry goods to j. |. Gee, who has removed
it to Cato, Montcalm county.
IL. ID. Irish of Grand Rapids, formerly
manager of the Wright House, was in
Alma Tuesday and Wednesday.
have quantity of mill wood | will
sell delivered at 20 cents per cord.
Leave orders at the express office.
FRED KERNEN.
The w. Il. G. desire to publicly thank
Dewitt Vought for lettering SO hand
sOmely the windows OF their lodge
room.
Miss Case, librarian at the college,
spent four weeks Of her vacation study
ing methods in the Boston Public and
Harvard Libraries.
Bert Woodward has purchased the
residence of n. Boyer on Woodwork
avenue, and will occupy the same about
the first of October
Judson Bleazeby of Kalkaska visited
q. ). Ward and family Tuesday, Ell
route to Ann Arbor, where he will at
tend the university.
Tbs Alma Mercantile Company has a
beautiful display of the famous Boucle
dress suitings, and fine display of
cloaks III the windows this week.
a reception will be given this evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Clark, by the Christian Endeavor soci
ETY. to the Christian associations of the
college.
G.. w. McCarty, at one time proprie
tor of hotel in this village, will return
to Alma about October first, and open
a first class music store in the Wood
ward building.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ L.
church cordially invites its friends to
reception, in honor of their own birth
day, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pettyjohn, Wednesday even
ing, Sept. %.
Next week for four days occurs the
annual county fair in Ithaca.
An unusually interesting program of
field sports and races has been arranged,
and the liberal premiums will attract
many exhibitors.
+. n. Chadwick, who recently pur-
chased the Axtell property on Wood
worth avenue north, has re-modeled
the interior of the house, painted the
exterior, graded the lot, and built
commodious barn.
Mrs. Minnie McCarty entertained a
of young people Tuesday even
ing in honor of Mrs. G.. w. Bates of
Bear Lake and Miss Alice Vliet. |
Games, music and "conundrum"
supper made up the evenings enter
tainment.
Mr. Campbell has voice sympathetic
and rich TO an unusual degree, His
singing shows good training, natural
intelligence and an artistic appreciation
which promise well for most success
rul career as "A concert vocalist .-Chica.
20 Evening Journal.
George Ii. Jefts. former superlu-
.endent of the Sanitarlum, but who has
or long time past travelled in New
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