Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-11-15
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THURSDAY, NOV IA.

anna WtNuCoud)s
Mrs. Roy Finch is visiting bel
parents in Ithaca
Rachel Luplow of Hamilton has been
granted a pension.
Fred Downs moved his family to
Shepherd Wednesday
Fred Messenger OF stanton was in
Alma on business today
6. a. EggIeston CT Ithaca was in
On business this morning
Mrs Geo X. Brown returned to her
home IN Otsego this morning.
John Wilson, who has been sick with
typhoid fever is able to sit up.
y. a. Howard of Coldwauer was
here on business his morning.
Bart Miller lef, this morning for
Greenyille and Grand Rapids
Seth Tubbs viii start for Buffalo
Saturday morning with stock.
j. T. Enterlmc Of Fayet'e, Ohio, is
visiting Mr. and .Ils. Dewitt Vought.
w. j. Gargett LETT this afternoon for
Mt, Pleasant, expecting to return Sat
urday.
H. j. Vermeulen was called 10
Toledo this morning. Mrs Vermeulen
is worse.
The repleyin suit Of Holton VI. Rol.
ton will Ice heard before Justica Gee
tomorrow morning.
The W. r. {. served supper to 20
hungry people, in the corps rooms
Wednesday evening.
The next meeting OF the Alma pedro
club will be al W :. Tmck's next|
Wednesday evening
Mrs. J. j. Huffman, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs l.. II. Hayt.
has returned 20 her home Ia Hender.
son.
Lew II. Clement OF Ann Arbor was
here today negotiating with G. w.
mcCarty to handle the Ann Arbor cab
met organ.
a. +. Munger OF Saginaw, the archi-
.ect, was here on business connected
With the building Of the new church.
his morning.
The Alma Creamery has shipped
1000 pounds of butter so far this III
month, 1000 pounds of which were
shipped today. d
Don't make Your Thanksgiving n n
'astry' Buy it Of Mother Goose at her II
market in the G. \, II. hall, Tuesday b
vening Nov %. Il
The one-year ole daughter of MIR. '
nd Mrs. John Godfrey, died .Wednes- O
ay night of typhoid feeyer. Mrs.
iodfrey is slightly better. II
Mr.. and Mrs 5. Messenger enter
ined the progressive pedro clab We'd G.
esday evening. First prizes were C
on 10y Bert Woodward and Mrs. G. D.
Ward, and bJoby przes y i. J. n
All and Mis-. y. J. Mccullough. RR,e
Undergraduates OF Alma have been III
IYited to attend q meeting to be held
Saginaw next Tuesday for the pur
'se OF forming State kindergarten
ssociation. Mrs. May d. Plum. )
'incipai OF the kindergarten Depart o. !
ent of Alma College, has been asked !
lead IN the discussion D.
ii. W. Moore of the WOODEN mills re.
'rts very gratifying seasons bust.
'ss. He has thus far made up about
100 pounds of wool, 500 wards go,
nnel, 90 pairs blankets, and 1.oCO ON,
unds Of yarn. For The past two roc
'eks he has been obliged to run the
ii nights to keep up with his orders.
o., o,,.a,,o,,,, u"S to
~ "a 10" sc" III 'He entertainment OF 10
guests at the social given by the asst
riStian Endeavor Society at the Tor
esbyterian parsonage Friday even ore ere
J. The program will consist Of ing
)leauX ana humorous melodies. rem wit
red 10y fifteen mixed qartets. After
'Se exercises supper Will be served, r,n
cents each, or two for a quarter. L
he regular meeting of the w. G T. L. o oUE
held in the Presbyterian church Graz
afternoon, led by Mrs. J. owe
Holmes After devotional exer. aga sg9l
rs, Miss Winnie Griffin gave reel. of e :,
ion, which was followed by a paper ONO ono
Mrs. G.. IL. Jefts, Reasons why o tlon q
men should belong to the w. G. Il. hear
y vocal solo by Miss Mary Caid. of orS N
], and the reading of sketch by ea 3h
s. Holmes completed the program.
'r which the Union went into
cutlve session, with Mrs l. A. pRt
rip in the chair. Mrs. J. w. Me. Prob
ster was appointed delegate 10 the bat! bate
lth district convention which meets hund
)wosso Noy. 10, -, II. The Union i nDe e
for some time been considering = mino
to open an industrial school in thai
village, ana committee bias had T TSe
matter under gdvieproput A. ,Lo 18th (