Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-09-18
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rresn DOnDOnS ana creams AT FINK 3.
JAS. A. Stuttz of Detroit is in Alma
this week.
Mrs M. Pollasky is visiting friends in
Detroit this week.
A few second hand bicycles for sale
cheap at Weston's.
Putnam Taylor of Elwell was in town
Tuesday on business.
For SALE-A fine five-octave organ,
cheap. Apply to Fred Kernen.
Dick Dingman is expected home from
Carson City, Mich, the last of the week
John II. Dero and wife of Lansing,
are guests at the Wright House this
week.
Miss Kittie Richards of Ithaca, visited
Mrs. Mary d. Plum, at the college on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Vliet returned
Monday noon from visit with friends
| III Detroit.
Regular meeting of the Alma Rod
and Gun Club tonight. All members
are requested to be present.
Harvey Button went to Saginaw
Tuesday, where he has contracts to do
work for the next two weeks.
A rousing Mckinley and Hobart Club
has been formed at the college. Ken
dali Brooks is temporary chairman.
William Alden Smith, candidate on
the Republican ticket for Congressman
in the 9th district, was in Alma We'd
nesday.
-Four second hand stoves for sale, one
cooker and three heate rs, also one bed
stead, pair of springs and extension table
Inquire at this office.
Miss Mcnamara gave party, to a
small number of friends Wednesday
evening" in honor of her guest Mr.. Guy
Kinnie of Traverse City.
The Epworth League will hold an
Apple Pie social at the home of E. f.
Salt er, one week from next Wednesday
evening. All are urged to be present.
We have open doors the "year round"
The college people and every body else
are cordially invited to inspect our
stock. We defy competition. Come
and be convinced. MRS. WHITEsELL.
Alex Barclay and wife of Port Hope, |
Michigan, are nicely located in the
rooms over the Church block. Mr. |
Barclay will join the student force at
the college this year.
At the convention of the Union Dem
ocratic and Silver party held in Maple
Rapids Tuesday, Rev. Elisha Nudge of
Clinton was nominated for state senator
of the nineteenth district by acclama-
ton.
Bishop n. T. Barnaby is presiding
over the United Brethren Conference,
which is in session in the Newark church
eight miles southwest Of Ithaca this
week. Several from this place are in
Mrs. f. V. Davis, who has been stop
ing at, THE Alma" for the past few
weeks, returned to her home in Grand
Rapids Saturday evening. Mrs Davis
is the mother of f. V. Davis, General
Freight Agent of the ID. L. 81 n. rail
road.
About thirty friends of Geo. Hutchin-
son came i'll upon him very unexpected
ly Tuesday evening, reminding him
that it was his fiftieth birthday. A I
most enjoyable time was had by all.
Geo. was the recipient of several very
beautiful and useful presents.
OF the many lullaby songs which
have already been issued, we know of
none excelling "God Protect my Little
Sweetheart" composed by NJ. Loesch,
and published by j. Fischer & Bro,
New York. In quaintness of melody
and ingenuity of accompaniment, it is
sure to please you.
Rev. J. w. McAllister preached his
ast sermon of the conference year, to
large and appreciative audience, Sun
lay evening. Rev. McAllister left
Thursday for Lansing to attend the
meeting of conference, and large num-
Der of the members of his church ex-
press strong desire that he may return
'or another year, and finish tho work of
building the church which has been so
we'll begun by him.
Mrs. Jane Robinson, one of the oldest
residents of Pine River township, passed
away at her home Sunday evening, after {
l painful and lingering illness of nearly q
jhree years. She was one of the oldest
pioneers of the township, settling with
Ter husband in the early part of 1856,
III their now beautiful farm on section
;hree. The funeral was held Tuesday ,
rom the late residence of the deceased,
Rev. j. W. McAllister officiating. Mrs.