Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-09-11


friends at Vickeryville.
The 9th Michigan regiment will
meet ut ovid, Sept. 23 and "a.
w. s. Wright of the Sanitarium was
in Bay City last Friday on business.
A. f. Woodward and wife were in
Cleveland Ohio, the first of the week.
Bert Vandenberg of Detroit was in
Alma the first of the week on business.
Miss Lille Hill returned home from
Ont, Monday, from her summer vaca-
ton.
Students Fresh hand made bon bons
and chocolates of the finest make at
Fink's.
Miss Grace Paddock left Saturday for
Ionia, where she has position in the
schools.
Il. M. Hopkins, secretary of the Sagi-
nav board of trade, was in Alma Tues
day eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gill of Hubbards-
ton, spent Sunday in town visiting their
son, Justin Gill.
j. Major Lemon returned Monday,
from two weeks bicycle trip and visit
around Flint and Fenton.
We are pleased to note that Clarence
Church is able to be out again and en-
JOY our fine autumn weather.
Miss Bertha McLaren began teaching
Monday in the brick school house one
and one-half miles west of Alma.
Z. A. Ely returned last week from the
sessions of the international Conference
of Labor Commissioners at Toronto.
The Gratiot County Enterprise and
Fulton Star is the title of the new paper
published at Perrinton by d. j. West
fall.
The two little children of DR.. j. r.
Peters, who have been quite i'll with
cholera infantum, are steady iMprov-
ing.
Hereafter the Music department of
the College will have charge of the
music at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday.
Rev. j. w. McAllister and DIR. G. +.
Pettyjohn were in Saginaw last Friday
on business connected with the new NJ.
e. church.
Little Ramona Beckner, who has been
suffering an attack of infantile paralysis
for eight weeks, is beginning to be like
herself again,
Ladies wishing making at the
house, will do well to call on Mrs
Minnie McCarty, at Mrs. Whitsells
Terms Zoe per day
Robert King Ross, who has been
spending a quiet summer of rest in
Alma, returns to his work in the Nc
Cormick Theological Seminary, Chi
cago, Sept. 23rd.
Mrs. Mary d. Plum and daughter,
Wheelie, arrived last Friday from visit
ing friends in Bay City. Mrs. Plum
and Miss Wheelie will room and board
at the home of VIM. G. Clark.
a very pleasant time was passed last
Friday eve at the home of Miss Alta
Wilson, by the Christian Endeavorers
and their friends. Progressive games.
and refreshments were in order
The ladies of Glare took possession of
the Glare Sentinel last week, and issued
a very handsome edition of that paper.
1t is full of reading matter, and we'll
patronized by their business men.
When the carpenter work, papering
and painting are finished, DR.. Pringle
will have very tasty and neat office in
the Scott building Messrs Hawkins,
D. and A. Vought have done the work.
Miss Emily Case, the worthy and eff
ficient matron at the Sanitarium, is
visiting at her old home in Exeter, Ont,
this week. On her return, Miss Case
expects that her sister Mrs. A. V.
Marchmont will accompany her
j. w Hill, an able speaker sent out
by the National Republican Committee
will address the Republicans of
Alma and vicinity in the Opera
House Tuesday Sept. 10. Music by the
band, and the male chorus of the Nc
Kinley and Hobart Club.
Chas. Davis of Kansas City spent
Sunday in Alma He is much taken up
with that portion of the west. In
speaking of politics he says: Have
heard more silver talk in Alma than in
Missouri He says his state is certain to
go for Mckinley this fall.
The fact that the Music department of
Alma College is this year to have charge
of the music of the Presbyterian church
is guarantee of its quality and excel
lence. The following mixed quartette
will sing this Sunday: Messrs. Beckner
and Scott, Misses Voegel and Bushnell.
Rev. J. a. Barnes of Big Rapids was