Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-19

Subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this Office.
O. l.. Hood of Saginaw visited Alma
friends Tuesday evening.
Alton Clum made his weekly trip to
Edmore Saturday evening.
We still handle fresh Manitoba white
fish and oysters at Parker's.
H. j. Ward spent Tuesday with his
uncle, q. S. Ward, at this place.
L. b. Wightman of Fenton visited j.
NJ. Durham and family Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Nichols and little
daughter spent Sunday with friends in
Ithaca
John Pellot of Saginaw was the guest
of his sister Mrs. Geo. Young the last of
the week
Mrs. j. II. Arnold of Ann Arbor is
visiting her brother, John Gladding, of
this place for a few days.
America Place Among the Nations"
is the subject of Supt. h. G. Elys lee
ture next Wednesday night.
A. d. Hitchcock, former Ann Arbor
station agent at this place, now of
Carleton, was in town Wednesday.
For SALE TO be removed The
first house south of M. Pollasky's resi-
dence on west side of State street.
936-2w l.. A. SHARP.
The 9, + Society will hold a Valen-
tine social Friday evening (tonight) at
the home of w. Q. Clark. All are in
yited.
John 5. Lawrence, master of chancery
for the u. S. Circuit Court of the West
ern Michigan district, was III Alma
Tuesday evening
Mrs. Geo. w. Bates left Wednesday
morning for Strickland to join her hus-
band i'll the series of meetings which he
is conducting there.
Miss Nina Hannah entertained
number of her young friends Saturday
evening. a very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present.
would invite the public to call in
and examine Mitchel's new fashion
report the only authority on gentlemen S
dress in the United States.
KEHN q Co.
Ladies should take advantage of the
sale of the Medler a. Rogers stock of
cloaks and jackets which are being sold
for less than the material cost.
Two large loads of Ithaca people were
over here Monday looking over our new
Nj. E. church with view to building a
new Presbyterian church there in the
spring.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Hoyt
was held last Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
p IN. in the Wright Church, Rev. j. w.
McAllister officiating. The remains
were Inferred in the Wright Cemetery.
We omitted to mention the surprise
party at j. M. Nichols one week ago
Saturday night. About twenty of their
friends went up and gave them a gen.
wedding anniversary. A royal good
time was enjoyed by all present
The Euterpe Club held very inter
esting practice meeting at the home of
Miss Bushnell Tuesday evening last.
The club has recently been enlarged by
the addition of number of new mem
bers. Their annual concert promises
to be well up to the standard of former
years,
Bruno, the large mastiff dog owned by
f. +. Pollasky, departed for the dog
heaven Tuesday. During life he was
always a faithful and trusty servant
and has truly won his reward He was
aged sixteen years and his death was
due to the infirmities of age. Verify he
will be missed by the citizens of Alma.
Rev. w. n. Puffer Of Lansing deliv.
cred the seventh number on the lecture
course at the NJ. f church Saturday
evening. His subject was 1.-The Spade
and the Book ana consisted of a brief
review of the work done by the various
archaeological societies towards the prov.
ing of the revelations of the bible. The
lecture was greatly enjoyed by all
present.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
church held a very pleasant annual
reunion i'll the church last Sunday even
ing. An interesting program consisting
of short talks and recitations on mis-
sionary topics and some beautifully rem
dered musical selections by Miss Pater-
son and Mr. Won Page was rendered. A
thank offering of over twelve dollars
was taken.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E.
oh hold