Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-14
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\ ork last Saturday for Europe.
Miss Rosa Wicks Of Chicago is the
guest of Mrs. Simon Messenger.
Miss Lena Schwartz visited Ithaca
friends last Sunday and Monday.
Rev. G.. w. Lisk of Ithaca made the
RECORD pleasant call Tuesday.
Mrs. Eugene Barnes OF Charlotte Is
her sister Mrs. a j. Hall
Asa Haskns of St. Johns visited his
niece, Mrs. Earl Clark, last Friday.
William A. Alyord of Sumner has
been granted an increase of pension.
ID. r. Sullivan returned Wednesday
evening from ten days visit III Jack
son.
Prof. James Mitchell of Kalkaska is
being entertained by Prof. and Mrs. IL.
c. Ely.
Shelled corn 80 cents per bushel and
corn in ear, ~ cents per bushel at
Alma Roller Mills.
J. A. Baker and Fred Downs have
contract for building a residence at
Dushyille. and are hard at work.
LII. Hayt has purchased the Is.
VanDen Bergh stock of groceries ana
is moving it to his store in the Church
block.
Miss Louise Hood of the Mercantile
Co. is ENJOYING two weeks vacation.
She will visit friends in Big Rapids
next week.
| have quantity of mill wood | will
sell delivered at 70 cents per cord
Leave orders at the express office.
FRED kERNEN.
Winnie, the Nurseryman, is still in
this section taking orders. His firm
has visited the territory for years ana
those buying can not miss 1t.
The last meeting of the Euterpe Club
of the year was held Tuesday evening
with Miss Lottie Bushnell, who Is the
president for the ensuing year.
NJ. II. Waterbury of Ithaca was IN
| Alma Tuesday evening, TO meet his
daughter on her return from Mt. Car
roll. H., where she has been attending
school.
Rev. Theodore Knowles, who wa'
arrested some time ago in Morenci OF
a charge of bigamy and brought Il
Ithaca for trial, was convicted las
Monday.
Reports made at the eighteenth ami
versary of the Saginaw Valley Baptls
Association, in st. Louis last week
, show a net increase of 305 by baptism
the past year.
For SALE CIIEAP:-A "Big lnJun
: sulkey plow and hay loader in good rt
! pair for less than one-half what ne'
one costs. Will sell on easy terms. IL
!. qure at this Office.
r. Those of our citizens who are goln
J. away for the summer, and student
who are going home for the vacation
should have the RECORD sent to thel
= during their absence.
It Charles w. Fee, baggageman at II
ID. l.. Il y. depot in st. Louis, and MI
Sadie l.. Briggs were married at the re
idence of the brides parents in Cedi
Springs, on the 5th inst.
q J. NJ. Montigel received a tel
gram Thursday from Jas. Farr
McBain, announcing that his / 2 ye
old boy was drowned. Mrs. tarr
sister of Mrs. j. Nj. Montigel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sphinx of Cl
caCo are the guests of Mr.. and Nj
Howard Willard and other frienC
Mr.. Sphinx is All old-time Almaite, a
is kept busy shaking hands with
cal friends.
'or Earl Clark has purchased the bui
. ing lately occupied 10y the EXpr'
Office of G. +. Brown, and has rent
it to DIR. j. +. Suydam, who will occu
it for his office, being very mic
|, located.
All those brave boys land tn
widows) who fought for their coun
are entitled to 10 and ID per cent
count at our store until July IL
,ya Mention this adv. and be sure to
. tho discount. j. L. MILLET
Rev. VIM. II. Mcpherson OF Th
Rivers, who will deliver the addl
. before the Christian Associations III
" Presbyterian church Sunday event
III will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Clark while in Alma.
Uncle George Bahlke has shown
very unique piece of cabinet work.
IS box designed to hold the comm
ion cups, and is for use in st. Jol
Episcopal church. The box is of Gu
maple, and of fine workmanship.
= Il. A. Ely has had the good fort
tn be appointed state Factory lnspe
H., I .,kor Comnisqioupr Morse