Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-01-03

Inc RECORD job rooms have just re-
ceived 200 pounds of body type and a
large invoice of rule, borders, ornaments
and job type of the very latest styles,
enabling us to give our customers the
very latest in job work.
The bankers of the state have agreed
among themselves TO do away with the
three days of grace on notes and after
January Isl the rule will be forced
There is no reason why this should be
allowed and if done universally will be
just as handy.
MONDAY, DEC 80
Ladies see those nice prunella skirts
at Delavan's.
James Wilson returns to Harbor
Springs today.
y fine assortment of diaries for 1896,
at Webb'r drug store.
q. w. McCarty went to Muskcgon
| this morning on business.
The Clarence Lumber Co. will move
It's offices to Ithaca this week.
Mrs j. c. Stone who has been very
sick for several weeks, is slowly conval-
cscing.
The Roller Mills takes possession of
the d. l.. & n. elevator in Ionia Janu.
uary LIST.
j. NJ. Montigcl q Go. are making
large tub and pail machine for IA Bay
City firm.
L. +. Timby went to Lansing this
morning to attend the annual meeting
of the Knights of the Grip.
The grounds about the gymnasium
building on the campus have been grad
ed and otherwise greatly improved.
Alma Chapter r.. \. NJ. regular meet
ing Monday evening, 9th inst. Degree
work. Visiting companions welcome.
Bert Woodward has sold the table
factory to George II Scely of Detroit,
who will take possession in about 30
days
Mr. and Mrs. George Emsley of Sagi-
nav are expected here this evening.
and will remain until after the New
Year.
Married, by Rev. j. w. McAllister on |
the 2Sth inst at the parsonage, Mr.. VIM. |
p. Shong and Miss Isabella Pitt both of
Seville.
Elmer Packard Of Elm Hall died Sat
urday morning. The funeral was held |
this morning. Burial in the Wright
cemetery.
Married, by Rev j. w McAllistcr on
the 2Sth inst. at the parsonage, Mr..
Clinton Clark and Miss Della Black both
Of Shepherd
Miss Buchanan, a graduated nurse, is
giving the senior class of the Alma
Framing School for Nurses, special
in Massage
The replevin suit of Hannah L. Rosa
IS John McLarcn to recover possession j
.JuSIlCo |
ices court Friday morning. 5
Mrs. l.. II. Hayt and two sons will '
pend New Years with her parents. In i
Ter absence, Miss Sarah Mcnamara is
citing as cashier in Hayt's grocery. t
Alma Chapter, O. +. s., regular meet
nc on Friday evening the 3rd inst. c
rood attendance requested Visiting c
members of the order cordially invited. {
At the Friday evening cottage prayer I
Meeting which convened in the resi- q
encc Of Mr.. Ed Hooper, Rev J. w.
lcAllister baptized their little daughter, {
va May. I
Rev. a. II. Beaver of Saginaw
reached two excellent sermons in the D
BAPTIST church yesterday. Next Sunday v
vening he will preach sermon on n
Dreams. " =
y great revival will begin i'll the NJ. :.
:. church Immediately after the week
t prayer. Rev. Peter Wallace, ID. d.,
Chicago, and Miss Schenck, deacon
IS, will assist. \
The Roller Mills shipped three car :
'ads of flour TO New Hampshire today, !,
ne car load to Vermont, two car loads 7,
} Pennsylvania and one car load to =
massachusetts,
President Bruske visited the high $,
'hool this morning, and gave the stu h
ents very entertaining and instructive G
-ldress the theme of which was his a,
Nn early struggles for an education.
The following are the newly elected Il
Ulcers of the Epworth League: Pres, al
. M. Hutchinson LIST Vice Pres, w. b,
7. Kinch 2nd Vice Pres, May Smith di
d Vice Pres, Boneta Greig; 18th Vice @
res, \. II. Olmstcd; Sec, +. G.. ii
'heeler; Treas, Clark Beebe. ii
TUESDAY, DEC. 81. al