Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-06-26
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Miss Maud Williams is visiting Fred
and Mrs. Fullerton.
For the next 30 days l will sell hay
rakes at manufacturers prices.
WIN. CLUB.
Osborn has made fine picture of the
champions of the Saginaw Valley.
Mrs. j. S. Haggard and daughter of
Owosso are guests of Mrs. j. NJ. Dean.
Mrs. Lathrop of Ann Arbor is visiting
her nieces, Mesdames Will Reed and O.
Davis.
A new plank walk has been laid from
the entrance on State street to Sanitar-
ium park.
Mrs. A. f. Bruske and Miss Esther
went to Chicago Monday to be absent
about fortnight.
r. II. Sidebotham preached in Ben
ton Harbor last Sunday, and will officiate
there again next Sunday.
Mrs. George Seaman, an Alma pio-
neer, now living in Columbus Grove,
Ohio, is visiting friends here.
The w. +. NJ S. of the M. f. church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Ed Kelly
Thursday, July 2, at 300 p. IN.
Mrs. II. E. Myers, who has been visit
ing i'll Grand Rapids and Lowell for
several weeks, returned home yesterday.
The second hearing of the assault and
battery suit Of Lanshaw VS. Turrell will
occur before Justice Durham next Mon.
day.
ID. NJ. Woodward of the North Liberty
(Ind.) News spent Sunday with Mrs.
WIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hutchins.
Miss Bessie Mclean has been in Hol-
land this week, the guest of Mrs Henry
Streng, who as Miss Cook was former
student i'll Alma College.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. McAllister have
given up house keeping and are board
ing at the residence of l.. B. Quick, OH
Woodwork Avenue, North.
j. W. Holmes is now in possession of
the Village tax roll and will be at his
office every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday till II o'clock a. III. to receive
said taxes 9O2 3-w
Alma Chapter No. 123 r. A. NJ. The
regular monthly meeting will be held
on Monday evening the goth inst A
good attendance is requested, as degree
work is expected.
Mrs. George Willard has received a
letter from her daughter, Mrs. Yer
meulen, in which it is stated that she
and Miss Willard expect to start home
the later part of this week.
w. G. Clark has received the sad
news from Ayrshire, Scotland, that his
brother John is lying dangerously sick
at his home i'll that place. John was a
resident of Alma about ten years ago.
The trial of Jesse Smalley for throw.
ing stone through the window of
John Bakers house with intent to dc
great bodily harm, will be held before
Justice Durham today.
Eugene Kirby, one and one-half mile
1 north If A linn
with dance last Friday night. Sixty
persons ''tripped the light fantastic" til
the wee sma' hours" Saturday morn
ing.
| Miss Carrie Butler, daughter Of Prof
Butler, and well known in Alma. wa!
graduated from the st. Johns high
school last week. Miss Butler had the
honor of delivering the Latin saluta
tory.
President Bruske will preach in the
First Presbyterian church in Bay CITY
next Sunday. This church has recently
called DR.. Smith of Evansville, Ind.
who has accepted the call and will begir
his work there i'll July.
The leader and members of the Aim;
band desire to express their apprecia
ton of the courtesy(0 of the manager
of the celebration to be held in ST
Louis in not giving them an opportunit,
at least to put in bid for playing il
that city.
Mrs w. G. Clark and children, an,
Messrs Culver Tubbs and Knox, accom-
panied by Misses Peters, Forton an,
Reid went to Crystal Lake early Satur
day morning, remaining until Wednes
day evening. A jolly good time, yer
tew fish, and sun-burned faces tell tn
story of their adventures.
Wards Players gave three evening
entertainments and Saturday matine
in the opera house last week Fac
member of the company is an artist
but special mention should be made O
Miss Jacobs The charming manner il