Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-15
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See that new and nobby lire Of walk
ing hats at Mrs Lathrop's.
Miss Nellie Baker is spending Il short
time with st. Louis friends.
j. f. Martin of Saginaw was in Alma
on business the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kehn were in Ithaca
visiting friends the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. U. Button were in
Ithaca calling on friends Wednesday.
Hooper & Griffith shipped two car
loads of cattle to Buffalo last Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Hall and Miss Maude Nc
Cullough visited friends in Ithaca Sat
urday.
Oil delivered at eight cents per gallon
by f. W. Hooper, successor to d. w.
Adams.
Geo Hutchinson was III Wheeler
looking after creamery business We'd
nesday.
H. u. Button returned from South
Bend, Ind, Wednesday morning. Cause
Inconsistencies.
DIR. Bruske spoke in the interest Of
the college in the Caro- Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Miss Blanche Petit of Ithaca was a
guest of Miss Blanche Woodward of
| this place over Sunday.
AT the last meeting of the tiremon it
was voted to purchase a new desk and
have same placed in their hall.
A. G. Barclay preached in the First
Presbyterian church of VasSar last
Sunday, both morning and evening,
Bart Miller returned Friday evening
from an extended trip tn Ough the
southern and western part of Michigan.
The American Express Company sent
package to marlborough, Neither
lands, the first of the week. Quite il
long distance.
Miss O'Shaunessy of Roseb bush, who
has been visiting at p. Kuhn's for the
past three weeks left Wednesday morn
ing for Midland.
The Alma Light Guards have rented
tie rooms in the Wright block, for
merIy used by the G.. A. r., and will
use the same for an armory.
Mrs. E. S. Pettyjohn and children
returned Tuesday from Mt. Vernon,
Iowa, where they have spent a pleasant
month visiting relatives and friends.
On Friday evening the Daughters of
Rebecca served hot supper to the
members of the brother society |. .. O.
+. A very pleasant time was spent 10y
all.
Ezra Robinson and Jack Murell had q
little round over on State stect Satur-
day afternoon, and we understand that
as result they are both carrying black
eyes.
Mrs. Marchmont, sister Of Mrs a
w. Wright is moving her household
goods into the house on the corner OF
Grant Avenue and Superior street this
week.
At the meeting of the State Miller,
Association held i'll Lansing during the
past week, William Reed OF the Alma
Roller Mills was elected as a member Of
the executive committee.
The membership of the NJ. L. church
has been divided into five divisions fol-
the purpose of more efficient work dur
ing the revival services One division
will have charge each night.
The Euterpe Club held a very pleas
ant meeting on Tuesday evening at thu
home of Prof. and Mrs. j. 7. Ewing
A large number were in attendance anC
an exceptionally fine program rendered
The Ben Hur Club gave a very pleas
ant social hop in their rooms III thu
Adams building last Friday evening
A number of young people from st
Louis and Ithaca were in attendance
All reported very enjoyable time.
Mr.. John Hall of Alma is handling th
w. H. Bard q Co. gasoline, self-heatin,
iron dish washer, bread kneader, ic'
cream freezer, hook, spoon and comb
! nation dippers for Gratiot and Isabella
. counties. He will soon call OIL all ant
/ take orders. 92S-tf
l LeMessurier's Steam Laundry started
= off at full speed last Monday morning
and we do not think it wrong to asser
{ that it is little the finest private steam
Y laundry in the Saginaw Valley. Jo
/ is first-class workman, has goo'
:, class of assistants, and is sure of bi
5 trade.
About the neatest letterhead that ha
j reached the Bullentin recently is on
2 which came from @. f. Brown, pub
q. Usher ALMA RECORD. 1t was i'll tw
{ colors, one embossed, and was tast
{ without being flashy. No newspape