Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-09-25
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Fine stationery at Mahan's.
Take your prescriptions to Webb's.
Mrs. J. G. Bright spent Sunday in
Saginaw.
Mrs l.. \. Sharp was quite sick the
first of the week.
Mrs. Louis Derry visited Ithaca
friends Saturday.
Z. A. Munger Of Saginaw was in Alma
on business Wednesday.
For SALE-A fine five-octave organ,
cheap. Apply to Fred Kernen.
Mr.. and Mrs A. o. Davis visited their
SON Albert in Toledo over Sunday.
Chas. Blanchard of Schoolcraft is
visiting his parents at this place this
week.
Harry Hawkins sent his father very
nice lawn mower, as a present, last
Friday,
w. f. Knowlton and wife of Saginaw
We're in Alma Tuesday, the guests of A.
W. Wright.
w +. McCabe was in Ithaca Satur-
day, organizing a class for instruction
OH the guitar.
DR.. J. II. Lancashire attended the
funeral of the late James NJ. Ashley, at
Toledo, Friday afternoon.
Maurice Grigsby, class of '9S Alma
College, occupied the pulpit at the NJ.
f. church Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Rogers and daugh-
ter of North Baltimore, Ohio, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Burkhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Rogers left Tues
day for an extended visit with friends
in Clinton and Eaton counties.
VIM L. Hood of Saginaw, Presbyter-
ian Sunday School Missionary, was in
Alma Saturday, the guest of DR.. Bruske
The planning mill is closed for the re-
mainder of the week, in order to give
the boys Il chance TO take in the county
fair.
At the meeting of Saginaw Presbytery
held in Munger last week, Rev. w. II.
Fulton of Bad Axe, was chosen as mod
orator.
: Mrs Mary Heron of Riyerdale, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.
b. Tucker, for some days past, returned
home Saturday.
d. S Carmichael of Ontonagon, re-
turned to college Monday. During the
vacation, Mr.. Carmichael lost all his
e property in the big fire.
l. Steve Bennett has just finished mount
ing a very large blue heron. The speci-
men is an especially fine one, and Steve
t has put it up in good shape.
superintendent II. c. Ely spoke on
the political issues Of the day, in Brock
enridge, Monday evening, and viii also
: speak in Forest Hill tonight.
Rev. J. w. McAllister has been re
turned to Alma for another year by tn,
NJ L. Conference committee Mr.. Nc
t Allister's many friends all join in wish
ing him another prosperous year.
L. A. Hodgkinson, whohas been visit
ing his father y. L., Of this place, for tn,
S past two weeks, returned TO his home il
D Kalispell Montana, Monday evening.
Mrs. Mcleod and daughter of Wyom
ing, Ohio, are the guests of Prof. anC
Mrs. Davis this week. Miss Mcleod
< will remain n a student IN the college
The replevin case of Derry vs.. Rey
nolds was called Tuesday morning, anC
adjourned to October To- w. A. Bahlkc
appeared as counsel for the plaintiff
e and G. w. Giddings for defendant.
The adjourned hearing of the case Of
: the people Of the state of Michigan vs.
Geo Boyer, for cruelty to animals, wa,
held before Justice Gee, Monday morn
e ing. On motion of Prosecuting Attor
I ney Leet, the case was dismissed.
Miss NJ. c. Wright of New York City
. who has been the guest of DR. and Mrs
Lancashire during the summer left fol
+ her home Monday morning Mis-.
e Wright is an artist of no little fame il
4 the city. Her Studio is located at Eigh
e East Fifteenth street.
: Miss Nellie NJ. Hill, graduate of thu
Kings School of Oratory, Pittsburg, Pa.
T. will give a Grand Entertainment at tn
f Methodist church, Friday evening, Oct
2nd. This will be a treat for every body
S BE sure and hear this scholar and teacher
Il one who is master Of her work.
Il The case of Brown vs.. \. w. Brock
both of this place, for alleged tresspas
!. on patent right held by Brown on tn
/, "Acme Heating Drum, was called be
+ fore Justice Durham, Monday morning
r.. at ten o'clock. Brock did not appear i
# the defense, so the Justice gave a judg,
, ment for the amount involved $3.50. s!