Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-09-25
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Wall paper at Webb's.
n. c. Davidson did business i'm Glare
Monday.
WANTED:-A secondhand box stove at
Noah's Ark.
S. w. Tinker was in Mt Pleasant on
business Monday.
Mrs. l.. II. Hayt visited friends in
Henderson this week.
LoST.-A red, crocheted childs shoe.
Please return TO this office.
r. ID. Leman is Just recovering from n
severe attack Of typhoid fever
w. G.. Wycoff of st. Johns visited
Miss Carrie Smith over Sunday.
Mrs Louis Kinch of this place is re-
ported very sick at this writing.
G. w Giddings of st. Louis was in
Alma Monday on legal business.
T. A. Ely left this week for trip
through Elk Rapids and Petoskev.
For SAIE.-A hundred-dollar Falcon
bicycle, cheap. Inquire at this Office. 4
Mrs Geo. Sopher is spending the
week among friends and relatives in
Flint.
j. Lee Potts, Republican candidate
for prosecuting attorney, was in town
Monday.
Mrs. p T. Banghart went to Saginaw
Tuesday morning for two weeks visit
with friends.
DIR. A. f. Bruske preached in the
first Presbyterian church of Saginaw
East Side, Sunday
A guarantee fund has been raised foi
the Gilbert Comic Opera Company Sc
they are sure to appear.
A. w. Wright attended the meeting
of the Ann Arbor railroad directors il
Durand, Saturday morning.
Mr.. Louie Goss of Hartland, Livirgs
ton county, is the guest of his sister
Mrs. L. Fisher of this place.
Hon. Fred a. Maynard, attorney
general of Michigan. will speak on tn
issues of the day in Elm Hall, oct 2nd
Ashley d. Rowe, representative o
the Central Supply House of Chicago
was the guest of Superintendent FL!
Monday.
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan of Jackson, VIII
has been visiting Mrs d. r. Sullivan o
this place, the past week, returned hom
Friday evening.
Ladies wishing dress-malling at tn
house, will do well TO call on Mr.,
Minnie McCarty, at Mrs. Whitsells
Terms 15c per day.
The Sunday School in the Ely distric
southwest of town, was reorganize,
Sunday with A. J. vantage, class o
81, as superintendent.
Miss Voegel gave very interesting
account of her work among the poore
classes Of Chicago, to the Christian En-
deavor society Sunday evening.
Lou Kehn has sold the house and 10
situated on the corner of Grant an
Superior streets, TO Mrs. j. p. PaddOc
of this place Consideration $4,000.
\ Mckinley and Hobart club wa
organized in North Star last week wit
a membership Of forty-one. Severa
old stanch democrats and populists ar
on the list.
Miss Church left the first Of the wee
for Detroit, where she will take up he
duties as teacher of modern language
in the 'Leggett Home and Day School,
of that city.
The usual informal reception for TN
pastor of the NJ. f. church, Rev. Nc
Allister, is to be held Friday cvcnin
Sept. 25th, from eight to ten o'clock a
the home Of DR.. E. 5 Pettyjohn.
Apple-pie in big pieces and littl
pieces, sweet or sour to suit the taste, a
the Epworth League social, at the HON
of E. E. Salter, Wednesday evening
Sept. Both Aren't you hungry;
The case of Parsons vs.. Lawrence fo
garnishee of property, was called befor
Justice Durham, Tuesday p m, an
adjourned TO October 10. w. A. Bahlk
appeared for plaintiff, and j, d. Spin
ney for defendant
The Women's Club work for the en-
suing year will begin with tine month c
October. The first meeting will be hel
at the residence of the president, Mis-
Delavan. a varied program is promise
and the work for the year ensuing wi
be very interesting.
Geo. w. Iuintard of New York, pre-
ident of the Iuintard Iron works; j. Z
Martin of New York; f. b. Lord, a
torney for the Aston family j. f. Mu
ray also of New York; w. r. Burt
Saginaw, and II. w Ashley of Toled
officials of the Ann Arbor railroad, we