Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-15
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their new church June II.
George Freeland of st. Louis has been
given an increase of pension.
Archie Alexander of Dewitt is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs b. S. Webb.
Special sale of Lady Washington ferns
and palms next week at Bittner's.
Mrs. Mary Burrows and son Of Ian
sing are guests of Mrs. Frances Bennett.
Russell 81 Parker. of the Alma Meat
Market, have an advertisement i'll this
issue.
Will Padclford will leave for Milwau-
kee next Tuesday where he expects to
locate.
Osborn guarantees his work to be first.
class, and satisfaction guaranteed on
the same.
The Ladies Guild of st. John parish
met with Mrs. Will Reed yesterday
afternoon.
The Alma Creamery Company sends
two large shipments of butter to New
York each week
The rite of baptism was administered
to three persons III the river last Sunday
by f. G. Woodruff.
f. ID. Burkhart of Perry, Shiawassee
county, is visiting James McCarty and
family south of town.
W. +. Thompson, Jr., of Ithaca, is
editor and proprietor of the Trail Greek
News, at Trail Creek, b. G.
j. X. " Agnew, superintendent of
Sle d. l.. 81 N. railroad, was guest at
the Sanitarium over Sunday,
There are 100 applications on file from
persons DESTROYS Of entering the
Alma Training School for Nurses.
Al Davis has position as porter on 4
sleeping car on the fast train to be put
on the Ann Arbor road next Sunday.
Frank Mcdler went TO Jackson Tues
day afternoon as Il delegate to the
Grand lodge X of p. Which met in that
city.
Shoes in the latest shade of tan, goth
century last southern ties and OXfordS,
at popular prices, at the Alma Mercan-
tile Co.'S.
The ID. l.. q n. injunction case, to
have been heard i'll Ithaca last Monday
has been adjourned subject TO the call of
the attorneys in the case.
j. II. Suydam returned last Friday
from Onondaga county, n. Y, where
he has spent the winter. He will re-
main in Alma this summer.
The seating capacity of st. Johns
church is taxed to the utmost. Fifty
folding chairs arrived Saturday, and
were used for the first time last Sunday.
Kate Bair will not soon forget her
thirteenth birthday, which occurred
Tuesday, for on that day she was pre-
scented with Il bicycle by her uncle
candy"
Dr. Croster, the genial and dcservedly
popular physician of Edmorc, was in
Alma last Friday evening, en- route to
Ithaca, where he took turn with the
Masonic goat.
Z. A. Ely left Monday for st. Ignace.
He will visit all towns along Lake
Michigan IN the lower peninsula and
then go to the upper peninsula. He
will be absent about a month.
Nh. Frank Newcomb died at her
home in Seville Center, Friday of last
week, aged about twenty-six years.
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon
and the remains inferred in the French
cemetery.
j. G.. Bright is TO be congratulated up
on the success attending the sale of his
famous cigar j. G. b., in this village
They are selling like hot cakes, because
they are the best cigar for the money,
on the market.
make Il speciality of my ice cream.
Orders for cream in any quantity en-
trusted to me will be filled promptly
and with the finest of goods Give me
trial order and if you are not pleased
with the cream it will cost you ndhing
Gro. \. FINK.
The regular quarterly meeting ON the
United Brethren will be held Saturday
and Sunday, May 1924, in the Ad%nt
church Services Saturday at ? 30 p.
m. and 80 p. m, and Sunday at 1890
a. III. and 30 p. III. Rev. G. l.. Wool,
presiding elder of this district, will con-
duct the meetings.
Charles II. Caple, FOR two years the
capable clerk i'll the postoflice, has ten
dered his resignation. He will go into
the store with his father. "Charlie"
has won many friends by his courteous
and affablc manner while he has been
in the office, and the best wishes of all
our people 90 with him.
The Alma Light Guards have circu