Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-01-03
Additional Local


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\. w. Wright went to Saginaw this
morning
Ed Kelly shipped dressed pork to Sag
inaw today,
Miss Bcr,ha Stevens went to Stanton
this morning.
Miss Helen Church returns from
Detroit this evening.
Ed Kelly has leased the Rodmn
house ON state street
Tubbs Il Son viii ship two car loads
Of stock to Buffalo Saturday
Roy Church left for Cincinnati
Wednesday to close Il lumber deal.
Miss Bertha McLaren returned to her
school near Banuistcr this morning.
Nj and Mrs. \. w. Beckner spent
New Years day with Ithaca friends.
L. Gee has been reelected superin-
tendont of the Gerber Sunday school.
The Union Aid Society report that
money and clothing are coming in
freely.
J. S. Thompson and wife of Ithaca
spent New Years with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
b. Kehn.
The Gilt Edge Social Club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ely BrewbaIer this
evening.
Drs. w. w. and \. c. Nichols Of Ann
Arbor We're guests Of their brother J. NJ
Nichols, New Years.
Ed Weston and Miss May Mogg, We're
married Wednesday at the residence of
the brides parents near Elsie.
G. f. McCarty, who has been visiting
his uncle, G. w. McCmty, has returned
to his home in Ingcrsoll, Ont
The drcmen's party in the opera
house Tuesday evening was a decided
success, socially and financially.
Mrs. j. w. McAlhster who has been
visiting her parents in Brantford Ont,
returned home Tuesday evening.
Emerson lodge d. Of r.. will visit
Alma lodge Friday evening, and exem-
plify the work Of the Rcbekah degree.
Miss Mamie Hayes who has been
visiting her cousins, the Misses Wood |
ward, returned to her home in Stanton
today.
Floyd Woodward went to Detroit this
morning 20 take possession of the hotel
property recently purchased by his
father
Mrs. Sara Ingersoll Grand Rapids,
w. \. Bard and NJ Fisher, Ft Wayne,
Ind, and c. NJ Norton of Lansing, are
late arrivals at THE Alma.
The four young ladies in Ladies' Hall
gave leap year party to the four lonely
male students, who could not get home
for the holidays, last evening
Mr.. and Mrs II. n. EJbinson and son
Glenn of Ithaca, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Emsley Of Saginaw We're present at the
anniversary gathering at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs I. B. Wolf, on New Years
day.
AT the last meeting Of the official
board Of the NJ. +. church, a unanimous
invitation was extended Miss Schcnck,
the deaconess, to remain and assist in
the revival campaign to begin after the
week of prayer,
The Christian Endeavorers spent
very delightful evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. @. Clark, Tuesday evening. The
early part Of the evening was spent in
playing games, singing and conversation
and the last half hour of 1895 was given
up to prayer and conservation service.
George 5. Young has shown us some
fine Photographic views of the hunting
camp on the banks of Duck and Tom
lake, where, in company with Joe Done
vnt and Bert Decker, and the indispens-
able dog, he spent some time this fall.
The views were made by w. NJ Ander.
son Of Cadillac, and are excellent
Some of Ithaca merchants, in order to
draw trade from Alma, state that they
will pay railroad fare, one way, to Gus.
toners from this place. Our merchants
are not compelled to resort to such sub
terfuge to get customers. They have
good goods, which they sell at lowest
possible prices for cash The people
know this, and hence come to Alma to
do their buying. Il