Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-11
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Rev. j. w. McAllister will preach i'll
Shepherd next Sunday morning.
A. G.. Gardner of Grand Rapids visited
at j. NJ. Dunhams over Sunday.
Crockery, glass and stoneware at cost
for the next thirty days at Adams
DR.. Suerbringer of Saginaw was i'll
Alma Tuesday on professional business.
A. Q. Barclay will preach in the NJ.
E. church of Ithaca next Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. J. T. LeMessurier and little
daughter visited with st. Louis friends
Wednesday.
The Masonic order will attend service
on st. Johns Sunday, Dec. Goth at the
st. Johns church.
Geo. Mcclellan leaves next Thursday.
for London and Chatham, Canada, for
visit with friends.
Miss Lola Smith of Sherman was the
guest of her friend Mrs Lloyd Ellison
the first of the week.
The long drawn out case Of the
People VS.. Geo. Boyer has been nolle
pressed by the Circuit Court.
Miss Rosa Messenger took part in
musical recital before the ID. of r. lodge
in Ithaca Wednesday. Prof. Horst of
Saginaw was also on the program.
Mrs. Bailey of Rockford, President Of
the Daughters of Rebecca State Asso-
citation, was in Alma Tuesday evening
and exemplified the secret work Of the
order
Bazaar at the Opera House on Tuesday
II ext, December 10th. Sales begin at
nine in the morning and continue
through the day and evening. Supper
from six to nine o'clock.
The Ben Hur Club gave social hop
in their rooms in the Adams building
last evening. The rooms were very
pretty and lastly decorated. And all
present enjoyed royal good time.
We desire TO call the attention of our
readers to our announcement, i'll another
column, of an arrangement by which
we offer The Michigan Farmer and
ALMA RECORD, both until January /,
1898, for only $3.50.
After his lecture in the NJ. E. church
Friday evening, Prof. F. S Goodrich
addressed the members of the Masonic
and O. E. S. lodges on the subject,
Masonry in the Holy Land. All
present were greatly pleased.
We were treated to a very novel
musicale" Wednesday afternoon. L.
H. Hayt called us up by phone and
we listened to the sweet strains of his
large Columbian Music Box. When
you are down that way step in and see
It, It's beauty.
Miss Bertha Stevens leaves next Tues |
day morning for Fort Barancas, near
Pensacola, Florida where she will have
charge Of all the officers children in the |
fort. This is one of the leading military |
points of the South, and Miss Stevens is
to be congratulated on securing 1t.
The Newcomb Concert Company will |
appear in Adams Hall on Friday and |
Saturday evenings of this week i'll their |
ever pleasing songs and musical special |
ties. Wherever the company has made |
its appearance a large and enthu-
siastic audience has greeted them.
The lecture by Prof, F. r. Goodrich |
of Albion in the NJ. E. church last Fri
day evening was one of the best lectures |
on travel we have heard for some time.
He held the close attention of the audi
ence for over two hours, and all were
more than delighted with the discourse. |
The meeting of the Euterpe Club last
Tuesday evening at the beautiful home |
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Sharp was one Of
the most interesting of the year. Be
sides most pleasing program executed |
by members of the club, Prof. Horst of |
Saginaw was present and played two
most pleasing violin selections
W ork on the new NJ. E. church will
be resumed early next week and the edi-
flee rapidly pushed to completion. A car
load of glass for the windows arrived |
today, accompanied by an expert from
Chicago, who will have charge of that
part of the work. The lack of funds
which has delayed the work during the
past weeks has been provided for. The
building is much needed by the society,
and will add very much TO the beauty !
of our village.
Sanitarium Notes.
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