Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
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at this office.
Mrs. H. c. Stark is visiting friends
in Ann Arbor.
Fresh oysters always on hand at
Fink's Palace Restaurant.
Miss Lettie Kaufman of Bethany
visited Miss Sarah Moore last Sunday,
Latest styles capes and cloaks recelv-
ed Oct, LIST, at Dingman's % Cash Store,
Alma.
Mrs. NJ. j. Kits returned Saturday
evening from weeks sojourn in
Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Bahlke of Pc
wamo spent Sunday with their son W.
A. Bahlke, and wife.
| George Fink made 400 pounds Of hot
taffy to supply the demands of the
crowd at the fair last Friday.
Rev. Ernest II. Shanks OF Lowell
has accepted call to the pastorate of
the Baptist church in st. Louis.
The Clarence Lumber company has
So men in the woods and mills, and is
getting out about $1,000 feet of lumber
day.
DR.. e.. w. Cowles, vet erinary sur
geon OF Carson City, has located in
Alma, and opened au Office III the Dal-
las building.
MI and Mrs. j. ID. Russo Of Vining,
Kansas, have returned TO Alma to
reside. Mrs. RUSSO is a daughter of
j. G. Hawley,
The trustees of the NJ. f. church have
purchased the lot on the south of the
church of Mrs. Ely, and moved the
parsonage on to it.
Rev j. y. Wildman, former pastor
of the United Brethren church in this
village, has been transferred 10 Carson
vile, Sanilac county.
A Baptist missionary basket picnic
was held in Ithaca last Tuesday Ladies
from Alma, St. Louis, NJ. Pleasant and
shepherd were present.
Mrs. j. w. Avery of st. Louis, Mo-,
who has been visiting Der mother, Mrs.
Kate Irwin, and her sister, Mrs w. +.
Jones, will start for home today.
Theodore w. Marsh of Lansing has
been visiting Alma friends this week.
He was accompanied by his friend j.
II. Cole, Gov, Rich's executive clerk
Rev. j. y. Webb, after SO years in
the active ministry, has returned to his
home in st. Louis to spend III rest and
quietness the remainder of his earthly
life.
a synopsis of the excellent sermon
delivered by Rev. w. +. Jones last
Sunday morning is crowded out of this
Issue.
Miss Bertha Stevens is teaching
music in Vestaburg, Edmore and Crys-
tai. In VestabuTg she has class
of eight, ten in Edmore, aud four at
Crystal.
+. G. Klinker of Chicago has been in
Alma this week soliciting advertising
from our business men for the official
directory of the Vanderbilt system of
railroads.
The party who lost IA robe from the
sheds in the rear of the Mercantile Co.
block, some time ago Will learn come
thing to his adyan tage by calling at
this Office.
Alma chapter O. f. 5. will hold its
regular meeting Friday evening, Oct. 4.
Yhe w. NJ. earnestly asks that all mem
bers attend, as business Of Importance
will be transacted.
G.. w. McCarty, who will soon open
music store in Bert Woodward's
building, had a fine display of musical
instruments at the county fair presided
over by his daughter.
With this issue we commence the
publication of continued story en-
titled The Lost Bank Note by Mrs
Henry Wood, one of the most interest
ing stories ever written.
The beautiful flag won by the school
in Forest Hill, for sending the largest
delegation to this village last Fourth of
July, will be raised this afternoon.
Prof. Ely will deliver the address.
J w. Spicer, president of the Chca-
go Il Grand Trunk railroad, and wife,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcmillan of
Detroit were guests from Saturday till
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Wright.
The social given by the Ladies' aid
Society of the Presbyterian church in
the Wright House parlors last Friday
night, was delightfully."-, pleasant
affair, well attended, and Melted the
society about ten dollars.
The services in the M. f. church last
Sunday were unusually interesting.