Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-08-07
DRUGGIST.
HOME AND VICINITY.

Wood Rims at Weston's.
Choice perfumes at Webb's
For good smoke 90 TO Mahan's.
Mrs. V. NJ Wilson is home from Har-
Dor Springs.
II. j. Vermeulen of Toledo was here
over Sunday
If you want your magazines bound
call at this office. If
Mrs. j. w. Ewing has been in Grand
Rapids this week.
Miss Laura Button is visiting relatives
and friends in Howell.
The Alma Creamery Company paid
all of its July bills i'll gold.
Melvin Sanders has been commits
stoned postmaster at Beebe.
c. L. & G.. NJ. Delavan have just re-
cieved car of Saginaw salt.
Miss Nina Hinckley of Midland is
visiting her cousin Myrtle Walker
w. X. Watson of Paris, Mecosta
county, is visiting his parents here.
Miss Gertrude Whiting is the guest of
Miss Cora Bennett III Grand Rapids.
An awning was stolen from the rear
of j. l.. Miller's store last Friday even
ing.
Rev. William Watson left Wednes-
day for the annual conference in Clarks-
vile.
Samuel II. Little Of Lansing was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs G.. l.. Chadwick
Thursday.
The band will give another of those
delightful open air concerts in the park
this evening.
The Alma Roller Mills made large
shipments to New Hampshire and Yer
mont this week.
Mrs. ID. Paul of Collins, Ionia county,
was called here by the death Of Mrs.
Nathan Nevins.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. +.
church will, it is rumorcd, hold IA fair
some time this month.
Win Wilson was in Grand Rapids
"Wednesday, making contracts for his
seasons supply of peaches.
Sneak thieves relieved Rev. and Mrs.
w. Watson of quantity of clothing
n,I 1,,J 1ina,, NIonHaN- niUbt
President Bruske delivered the address
at the Calhoun County Sunday School
rally in Battle Creek, Wednesday.
There will be IA game of base ball ON
the college campus tomorrow afternoon,
between the Sumner and Alma clubs.
Mrs. Harriet Wimple will please ac-
cept the sincere thanks Of the publish
er's family for basket of most delicious
eating apples.
p. NJ. Smith was so much rejoiced
when the news of Pingree's nomination
was received that he rushed out and
run up the Stars and Stripes.
Mrs. James Clark, who has been visit
ing her parents, Rev and Mrs Lafayette
Church, and other friends in this county,
returned to her home in Chicago, Mon
day.
The injunction suit of the City of st.
Louis VS.. the Ann Arbor Railroad Com
pany was heard in Ithaca Tuesday.
The Judge took the case under advise
ment.
T. A. Ely, G. f. Brown, J. w.
Holmes, DR.. L. a. Bagley, Rev w. f.
Jones and j. I. Ewing took in the state
convention at Grand Rapids this week
in the interest of Prof j. w. Ewing
Mrs. ID. " Hubbell and Miss Nellie
Hubbell returned from Buffalo last Fri
day evening Miss Hubbell attended
the sessions of the National Educational
Association and reports them most prof
liable and enjoyable.
Harry Fink will vote for Mckinley
this fall, having attained his majority
last Saturday. There is no excuse for
him now if he fails TO call travellers on
time. for his brother Nose sent him a
beautiful gold watch for a birthday
present.
President Bruske is a brave man as
well as a learned one, and if need be
would shoulder a gun and march to the
defense of right. He declares, however,
that if given the choice of teaching a
class of lively boys in Sunday school or
going as a missionary to the jungles of
Africa. ne would go to Africa. p. S.
He taught a class i'm the Presbyterian
SnnInu Schni,l LAT SUNDAY