Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-15
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Mahan's.
Mrs. G. l.. Delavan is visiting in New
York and Brooklyn.
Buy wall paper at Webb's and you
will have money left.
Will Wright was the guest of friends
in Saginaw over Sunday.
Chas. Hutchins visited friends at
Crystal Lake last Sunday.
Mrs. II. f. Myers was called to Grand
Rapids this week by the sickness OF her
sister.
Ben Mercer of Saginaw was the guest
of George and Mrs. Emsley Tuesday
evening.
The Saginaw Valley Baptist associa-
ton meeting will be held i'll Ithaca,
June $40
Mrs. Sarah Taylor and Miss May
Taylor returned from Grand Rapids
Tuesday evening.
For RENT Residence recently occu-
pied by Cen Church, Inquire at office
of j. III. Lancashire.
b. ID. Butler of the Chicago Journal
was in Alma OH business Saturday and
paid the RECORD office a call.
Mrs. II. Nj. Kyes has moved from the
the village. and is nicely located i'll the
Merritt house.
William Hepinstall Thomas McCul-
lock and James Edgar, living east of
st. Louis bought organs at McCarty' S
music house in this place.
| DR.. Ray Turck was in Ithaca Tuesday
for the purpose of registering, i'll COM
pliance with the terms of the law relat-
ing to medical practitioners.
Mrs. Otis. who has been spending
some months i'll Alma, left Saturday for
Sandusky, Ohio, where she will visit for
a time before going to Boston.
William Burns and Myrtle Losey of
Richland, Montcalm county, were mar
ried at the Angel House Tuesday even
ing, Rev. j. W. McAllister, officiating.
Mesdames j. S. Caple and A. j. Hall
drove over to Eaton Rapids last Friday,
to visit Mrs. Caple's sister, before the
later returns to her home i'll Glendale,
Dakota
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ward died Mon day morning. The fun
eral was held at the residence Tuesday
morning, conducted by Rev. S. b. Culp
of ST Louis.
Mrs. W. A. Bahlke writes from
Marysvillc that her mother is improving,
Bahlke will bring her to the Sanitarium
for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Robe, and Miss
Addie McLaren of Newark, Ohio, left
last Friday for Montreal, where they
will visit for time, before going to the
White Mountains.
w. w. Rollin has three-year- old
| Jersey which beats the record. A
sample of her milk tested by George
Hutchinson at the creamery, shows a
product of II and 24-l00 pounds of but
ter from 100 pounds of milk.
w. 5. Turck attended the annual
banquet of the Loyal Legion in Detroit
Thursday evening of last week. Covers
were laid for 800, and every battle of
the late rebellion was represented
among the guests at the banquet table.
The little two-year- old child of Albert
Belch, three miles northeast of st. Louis,
was horribly mangled the other after
noon by being run over by horses. Its
arms were broken, head badly cut and
other injuries, but at last report was
still alive.
The ladies large sleeves have been a
puzzle TO the photographer, for the want
of room The difficulty has at last been
overcome. Notice the new puff sleeve
styles finished on the beautiful new
mat surface paper III Osborn's show
case at foot of stairs.
Rev. J. O. Corliss and family, who
have been working for the Adventist
cause in Australia for the past three
years, will soon return to Michigan.
Mrs. Corliss is one of the pioneer school
teachers in Gratiot county. Her father,
Russell Burgess, kept hotel in Ithaca in
the sixties.
The Rathbone Sisters met with Mrs
j. NJ. Nichols Tuesday afternoon.
Greetings were read from the Grand
Chief of the Grand Temple. A special
dispensation has been granted the lodge
here to reduce the initiation fee to one
dollar during the summer months. The
qcxt meeting will be held with Mrs.
Bart Miller
| A merry party gathered at the home
| o. Mrs. Effic Mills, three miles north of