Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-11-26
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in Alma over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. j. Hicks and son Bert sp' t
Thanksgiving in Breckenridge.
Miss Bertha Stevens is visiting e.
G.. w. Bates i'll Bay City for few days.
Mrs. Aaron Hutchings, of Pittsburg
visited her son, Ct. E. Hutchings this
week.
L. Hirschkowitz of the Saginaw Store
goes to Chicago Monday to buy bar
gains
The ladies of the w. r. G. will meet
at the home of Mrs. William Thomas
Dec ?.
Mr., and Mrs. A Bahlke of Pewamo
were the guests of their son, w. A.
Bahlke over Thanksgiving
1t is important that every member of
the Protective Fireside Circle be in
attendance next Monday night.
The opera house is engaged for the
annual bazaar of the ladies of the
Episcopal church to be held on the 18th
of December
Master Ernest Ewing, who has been
quite sick with rheumatism for some
time past, we are glad to say is improv-
ing at present.
Geo. Booth, professor of Biology in
Bay City High School and his mother
from Onarga, H., spent Thanksgiving
with relatives here.
The Woman's Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the home of the
president, Mrs. Frances NJ. H. Davis.
Presidents Day"
There will be quarterly meeting
services held at the Wright church by
Rev G.. A Bowles on Saturday and
Sunday, Nov. % and rs.
Lumon Gee has sold his property here
TO j. X. Strayer and will leave for
Maryland Dec. :. A large number of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gees many friends gave
them grand farewell surprise party
Wednesday evening.
The floor and joists beneath the fire.
place in w A. Bahlke's residence
caught fire Wednesday afternoon but it
was discovered in time by Miss Carpen-
ter, who bravely extinguished the fire
without the help of the department.
Geo. Hutchinson was in Ohio few
days ago visiting creameries to observe
the operation Of some new machinery.
placed in the local creamery, viz,
Bentley's Steam Germacide for past
curling cream, and Bentley's lightning
cooler.
A grand violin recital will be given in
the opera house Wednesday evening
Dec. S, by Prof. Horst, assisted by his
Alma and Ithaca pupils, also by Miss
Lottie Watt and Masters Fred Solms,
Earl Morse, Walter Bruske, of Saginaw
Other assistants will be Miss Russell
pianist, and the college orchestra. Ad
mission free.
When Mrs Eli Rollin came home last
Saturday evening from making a call,
she found about sixty of her friends had
gathered, on invitation of her husband,
TO give her a birthday surprise. After a
very pleasant social evening, refresh
ments were served and Rev. Cairel in
behalf of the guests presented Mrs.
Rollin with a handsome stand and other
presents, also pretty hanging lamp
from her husband. May she have
many happy returns of the day is the
wish of her friends.
The Northern Pacific X. r. Land
Worlds Fair Product
Gar will be on exhibition in Alma, Mon.
day. Dec. 8. 1t contains a collection of
the fauna and fora, cereal, fruit, min
eral and vegetable products of the states
traversed by this road comprising Mimi,
n. Oak, Mont, ID, Wash. and Ore
There are also samples Of wood, wool
and all the industrial products to be had
along their line. Scenic views, mounted
birds and animals add interest to the
display. This exhibition is free 20 ALL
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