Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-11-12
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visited in Alma Monday.
O. E. Fink of Lansing was the guest of
his son Geo. Fink Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara French of Ithaca was the
guest of Mrs. w. S. Turck "Wednesday.
A baby girl came to stay with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Cohoon last week Thursday.
Miss Pearl Reeves and Fred Evans of
st. Johns are visiting their cousin Mrs
Earl Clark.
Geo. Wilson brought to this Office
yesterday cabbage stalk bearing six
distinct heads.
Hon. Perry +. Powers of Cadillac adj
dressed the students at college chapel
last Friday morning,
H. l.. Misamore has built an addition
to his "Klondike" and will run both IA
restaurant and lunch room.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Fred Fullerton next Monday.
Cuba" is the topic for current events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fink returned to
Alma Monday to look after some matters
of business. They may remain for some
time.
The members of the Alma Tent, No.
3S4, X. o. 7. NJ are all requested TO
meet at their hall at Z 80 p. III. sharp,
next Wednesday.
Rev. A. o. Burrell of Detroit, formerly
of Alma, passed through Alma Tuesday
from Mt Pleasant where he had been
conducting funeral.
Chas. 7. Robertson will sell his stock,
farm produce, and household goods ut
public auction next Thursday, Nov 10,
at his farm three miles north of Alma,
j. B. Tubbs g. Son shipped double
deck carload of hogs last Saturday and
another Wednesday. They also sold a
deck of very fine feeding lambs to Mr..
Price.
Jasper Nevins, who has charge Of Chas.
Stinchield's farm near Birmingham is
visiting friends in Alma this week.
The RECORD will be weekly visitor
for the next year
The twenty-fifth semi-annual appor-
tionment of the primary school interest
fund was made by Superintendent
Hammond last Wednesday. Gratiot's
amount is s8,2S99O.
Chas. Apple of Ohio, has purchased
the Hilsinger stock of general merchan-
disc at Elwell and taken possession. He
is a bright young man and hustler and
we wish him success.
The Alma Milling Go. shipped thirty
two cars of flour and feed during the
month of October. The company pays
the railroads large amount of freight
charges during the year.
Guy Miller was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Kerwin at Riverdale Wednes-
day on a telegram from Sheriff Konn of
Van Vert, Ohio, on a charge of being a
member of the white cap gang at that
place.
A charming New Serial, complete in
twelve parts, from the pen of an able
writer, begins in the Nov. 10 issue of the
Waverley Magazine. 1t is entitled
Young Blood, and is written by E. w.
Horning.
We expected to see the signs of Drs.
Pringle and Purmcrt on the new Pol
lasky block before this, but the painter
not being able to get his work done,
prevented their doing so. They hope to
get moved Monday.
The village has purchased five hun
dred feet of wax treated hose of the
New York Betting & Packing Co. 1t is
guaranteed to stand four hundred
pounds pressure for five years. 1t ar
vived the first of the week and the boys
tested it.
A. Fink of Chicago, manufacturer of
diamond jewelry and dealer in precious
stones, and the government diamond ex.
pert for his city, has broken in health
and is at THE Alma" seeking TO re-
cuperate. He is a cousin of S. Fink of
this place.
Chas. NJ. Wilson of Grand Rapids,
Receiver of the Mt. Pleasant bank, while
waiting here for the train to Grand
Rapids on his bi-weekly trips to that
city, buys some eggs of II. j. Vermeulen
each time. He says he cannot get fresh
eggs in Grand Rapids.
The notice regarding the meeting of
the Woman Foreign Missionary Society
at Mrs. K. S. Pettyjohns last Friday
was accidentally overlooked. Two sheets
of copy paper stuck together and it was
only by very careful search that the
missing sheet was found
The Saginaw Presbytery held a special
meeting here yesterday and accepted
the resignation of Rev. Jones as pastor
of the Presbyterian church. Mr.. Jones
and family leave this morning for their