Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-11-08
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p. IN. Every member IS urged 10 be
present.
A. W. Wright returned from st.
Paul and Minneapolis Wednesday
evening.
Nelson Lilly left beet at YeTmeu-
lens which is Al inches long and 22t
inches i'll circumference,
Will C.. Perkins, eX-c.elk aC the
Alma" Will hereafter manage his
fathers farm near this place.
Vermeulen's new bazaar viii Toe open
TO the public next Monday. Miss Sarah
McNrmara VIII have Charge Of the
bazaar.
Mrs. Clinton Wood was called TO La
peer Wednesday, by telegram Stating
that her mother W 5 lying al the pOlnt
of d cath.
Several more large orders have been
received at the table factory, aud That
is one Of the busiest places ia town At
present.
Miss Minnie ElIcotJ AaS been en-
gagged rs cashier M NermeuieH's gro.
cery store, and Will begin tier duties
next Monday.
Rosa Messenger, wednesday, re-
ceIved a collection oi so foreign stamps
of different European nations from an
uncle in Buda-Besth.
The election Of officers OF the Pres
byterlan >. s., 20 nave taken place
last Sunday, has been postponed until
the first Sunday III January, 1896.
John Lowry, who mas lived for long
time on farm mile west and Il mile
north of Alma, has moved 10 Lenawee
county, where he has d farm Of 100
acres, decided to him by his sister.
L. +. Pollasky owns a farm seven
miles west and two and Ore-halt miles
south OF town, on which he has force
OF men at work cutting timber. lie
will cut from -, zoos 10 100 600 feet OF
logs this season, ana about 5U0 cords Oh
wood
When i. w, Ellison went to his farm
after load of wood Tuesday, he found
notice from white caps" posted on a
shanty on his place, which read BE
ware, beware. lie IS somewhat at 4
loss TO understand why this warning
should be given him.
Hon. c. II. Morse, State Labor Com.
missioner, was in Alma Wednesday,
the guest of Mir. and Mrs. ". ). Turck.
While here Mi Morse examined the
reports of Il. 4. Ely, deputy state fac
tory inspector, and expressed himself
as highly gratilied with the manner in
which the work has been done.
The last number OF Tie Medical
Fortnightly, published III st. Louis,
Mo-, contains an article on "Rheuma-
tism; Its Pathology and Modern Treat
ment,' by Dr.. T. ). Pettyi0hn. Since
its publication the doctor has been
in receipt of letters from physicians III
all parts Of the country, complimenting
him on the excellence of the article.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Woodward gave a
progressive pedro party Wednesday
evening. a very pleasant evening was
spent and ten hard fought games were
played. An organization was perfect
ed and VIII have meeting every We'd
nesday night, the next being with Mr..
and Mrs. s. Messenger. The company
contains - members, making eight
tables.
Clark Hutchings, a folmer resident
of Alma, now LIVING in NOrth. Farming
ton, New Mexico, writes 10 MS brother
here that On recent visit 10 Denver,
Colo, he saw the famous Mexican
Messiah { y whose career has created
such furore all oyer Mexico, and that
he does actually cause the lame to walk
the blind to see, and heals all manner
of diseases.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright, DR.. and
Mrs. Lancashire and Ammi Lancashire,
leave in the private Car Alma" next
Monday for q trip TO Montreal and
Boston After short stay in these
two cities the party viii go 10 Chester,
Vt, the birthplace Of a W. Wright.
mir. Wright visits his old home once
each year, and spends some time reyis-
iting the scenes of his boyhOod home.
Albert Udell, who collects cream for
the creamery, was a badly scared man
Tuesday night. When he started out
in the morning he was given bag of |
money with which to pay for cream. |
He had covered nearly all Of his terri |
tory, and when he reached ST. Louis !
his bag of money was gone. lie re-
ported his loss TO the office here. and |
was told 20 start early the next morn !
ing and go over the same route that he !
had traYersed the day before. He did !
so. and when about Is miles from
Alma found the bag and its contents |
where it had fallen FROM his pocket
when he jumped from his wagon the
day before, and this Notwithstanding
a good many people had passed since
he dropped the bag.