Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-06-05
Additional Local.
Bert Woodward went to Detroit

Johns church last Sunday evening.
The creamery shipped carload of
butter to eastern markets yesterday.
Mrs. II G. Stark sent prettily ar
ranged boquet to the RECORD yesterday.
Il. +. Timby is selling good many of
his sheathing lath machines this season.
j. Spinney will lecture before the
Epworth League next Tuesday evening.
Miss Kate Carpenter of Kalkaska is
visiting her sister, Mrs w. A. Bahlke,
Mrs. Phil Armour of Chicago has
written for apartments at the Sanitar-
ium.
Mrs. Geo. Smith moved her house
hold goods and family to Saginaw this
week
Seth Tubbs will go to Buffalo, n. Y,
tomorrow with several carloads of
stock.
Madame Lancashire went to Detroit
yesterday for a fortnight's visit with
friends.
Ice cream social at j. G. Hawley's
this evening. Given by the Epworth
League.
The Vermeulen well is being repaired,
to the qualification of the tenants III
that block.
d. S Sullivan of Horton, Jackson
county, is visiting Mrs. ID. r. Sullivan
and family.
Prof. Ely delivered an address III Seth
ton Wednesday evening on Patriotism
In civil life.
Dr. Pettyjohn read paper before the
State Medical Association in Mt Glenn
ems yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Caple is entertaining her
father and mother, Lucas Smith and
wife, of Canandaigna, n. Y.
Wires for electric lights have been
put in the new church this week The
plastering will be done next week.
Miss Fannie Smith left Tuesday
morning for Il two weeks visit in the
family of Prof Butler in St Johns.
The Athletic Association will have a
good representation at the Y NJ. G. n.
field day events in Saginaw tomorrow.
Prof Beckner will sing abide With
Ne" (Shelley) i'll st. Johns church
Sunday evening. The vested choir will
also sing.
An empty dwelling house in ST Louis,
belonging to the Anna? Bone estate,
burned the other morning. Loss $500
no insurance.
+. +. Pollasky has rented the building
formerly occupied by Crawford 81 Segar
and will use it as Il store room for wool
the rest of the season.
The b. y. p. Z. will give an ice
cream and strawberry social at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs f. \. Leonard will attend the
l.. O. T. W. Great Hive Convention to
be held i'll Saginaw next week, as del
egate from the Alma Hive.
The statute given by the late Nc. X.
W. Jones arrived at the Sanitarium
Monday. 1t will be unveiled next week
With appropriate ceremonies.
Mrs. j. G. Barrows, two miles north of
Alma, was given a pleasant surprise
Wednesday on her fifty-eighth birthday.
Several fine presents were given her by
her friends.
So much pressure was put on at the
time of the fire last Friday evening that
q number of water mains burst. They
have been repaired by Street Commits
sioner Thompson.
Gov. Rich has issued an appeal TO the
people to aid the sufferers by the cyclone
In this state Money is most needed to
hire help to clear the fields and purchase
building material.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. McAllister at
tended the meeting of the Lansing Dis
trict Ministerial Association in ST. Johns
Tuesday, Mr.. McAllister read a paper
before the association.
Prof. James Mitchell, who has been
attending Columbia University III New
York City the past year, arrived i'll
Alma Tuesday morning He has been
given his degree a. NJ.
DR.. Carrie H. Daniels of Detroit who was
for a number of years medical mission
airy in China, will'speak in the Baptist
church next Sunday evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs Bart Miller has leased the
building the first door east of Pollasky's
store and will fit it up for millinery
store, and move her goods into it as soon
as the necessary repairs have been made.
Ed Irwin returned from st. Charles,
Mo, Tuesday morning. Mr.. Irwin was
in ST. Louis very soon after the cyclone
had laid waste so much of that city, and