Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-08-21
Perfumes at Mahan's.
Turkish fruit cream nc Fink's.

! N'N'l ~ pudIIdf thursday.
Hand made creams and chocolates
fresh for the races at Fink's.
For SALE-A fine five-octave organ
cheap. Apply to Fred Kernen.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j, Sterling of Chicago
are guests at the home of III. A. Delavan.
NJ. Pollasky was in Mt. Pleasant and
Glare on business the first OF the week.
Regular meeting +. 81 A. M. will be
held Saturday evening. Work i'll f. G..
degree.
f. Enterline of Eden Ohio, lis visiting
his cousins, Mesdames Dewitt Vought
1 and Lew Kehn.
Lumon Gee and family are home
from three weeks visit in eastern and
southern Michigan.
Mrs. a. Davis of Detroit is the guest
of K. j. Mcclure and family, and Miss
Hattie Hunt, at Emerson.
5. G. Kirkbride of Glare made us
friendly call Monday night while on his
way to Chicago on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carpenter of
Port Huron We're called here by the
death of Mrs. l.. NJ. Carpenter.
General Manager Heald of the ID. L. d
n. railroad and Mrs. Head were guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Lancashire Tuesday.
Patrons having books they wish re-
bound or magazines bound will do well
to call and look at our samples of bind
ing. If
Frank Taylor, who has been spending
some months at the Sanitarium, left for
his home i'll Charleston, w. Va, We'd
nesday.
j. NJ. Forton, having disposed of his
daughters Ina and Grace, have gone to
Benton Harbor.
The Courier Herald of Saginaw gave
a three column write up Tuesday of \,
w. Wright's interests at this place, more
particularly his farms.
Editor Cowles of the Saginaw Courier
Herald and w. l.. Webber of Saginaw,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. Goodwill at |
WoOdbine farm Monday.
VIII Hawley and Nellie Casey both of |
this place, were married Monday even
ing at the Presbyterian parsonage |
a,- IL Innae ,;,,;,,.
Otto Eckhardt, the crayon artist, who
has recently came here from Milwaukee,
has on exhibition at Win Wilson's some
very fine specimens of his work.
The Alma and Shepherd base ball
teams crossed bats on the campus Tues
day afternoon. The Shepherd boys
won the game the score standing u TO
20.
Rev. DR.. r. f. Sweet, who has been
mt the Sanitarium for some time, and fire.
luently officiated at St Johns church,
left Monday for Martha's Vineyard,
Mass
Mrs. j. NJ Mccullough, Miss Maud,
and Miss Laura Button are home from
Howell. That's mighty good place to
visit, Judging from Miss Mccullough
appearance. She has gained twenty
two pounds in weight
f. G. Auchampaugh, for some time
past night operator at the Ann Arbor,
has been transferred To Ann Arbor,
where he has a similar position. Clar-
'nce Hoyt of Owosso has been appointed
night operator at this place.
a citizens meeting was held in St. {
louis Tuesday evening for the purpose {
If making arrangements for the State {
Farmers Institute. We are informed i
hat two persons attended the meeting. Z
Why not give an enterprising town a &
hance at it: i
DR.. Pringle says the flowing we'll on
lis block III Alma is estimated TO deliver I
100 barrels of pure water in 24 hours,
nd as the overflow goes into the Pine l
river, he thinks we must get some of it
iiAphSh VIZ Slll DlICNi lIClt III
Midland Republican. a
Now that the village board have
urned the Fireman's Hall over TO the
iremen, would it not be good plan for :
he village and township of Arcadia to
mite and purchase the NJ +. church :,
nd put it in shape for town hall. At
he present time there is no place to
old caucus or town meetings. =,
About thirty persons attended the r
eunion Of the scarborough and Gee "
antilles at Crystal Lake last Saturday .
ames Gargett Is the historian of the s
antilles, and read an ably prepared -
Ietch of the families. "reminiscences Ii
nd anecdotes We're exchanged, and the p
sual supply of good things to eat made n
ne reunion of 1896 one long to be re- "
rendered. -
Lloyd Ellison has lived here for twenty h