Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-09
Additional Local.

1T the Sanltarlum over Sunday.
ID. Kelley of Toledo was the guest of
Will Reed Tuesday of this week.
Miss Winnie Teavin is visiting her
parents at Grand Rapids this week.
w. D. Strong of Riverdale was pleas
ant caller at this office Tuesday morn
ing.
o. w. Rogers shipped four thousand
dozen of eggs to eastern markets this
week.
David Corey has gone to Farwell
where he has position on the Ann
Arbor section.
Governor Pingree has announced
April 30 as Arbor Day, in a very nicely
worded proclamation.
Mrs Josie Watson, who has been
visiting Bart Miller and family for some
time returned to ST. Louis Monday.
Arthur Shaw of Vernon and Cecil Kim
ball of Mt Pleasant were here Tuesday
looking over A. w. Wright's farms.
Geo. Willard and w. S. Turck are
delegates to the G.. A. r. convention
which is being held in Greenville this
week.
L. NJ. Carpenter returned to his home
in Port Huron on Tuesday after a visit
with his daughter, Mrs. w. A. Bahlke of
this place.
Charles Davis of Kansas City, former
Alma boy, now western manager for the
A. w. Wright Co. was here calling on
friends Tuesday.
G. E. Mahan of Elk Rapids was i'll
town the first of the week looking over
his business interests here with which
he is very much pleased.
Quite large delegation of w. r, G.
workers from Mt. Pleasant passed
through here Tuesday on their way to
Greenville to attend the convention.
The second recital will be given by
the pupils of the music department in
the college chapel on Saturday after
noon April oath at four o'clock. Every
one is invited
During the past winter Marshal Greig |
has furnished lodging for one hundred
and fifty tramps. Alma lookup is fast
become a very popular resort for the
"Willful Willies"
Special preparation is being made for
Easter Sunday i'll the NJ E Church. |
The church will be beautifully decorated |
and extra music for morning service. |
The Sunday School will have a special |
program Of its own,
On Wednesday charge was preferred
against L. d. Bodine, boy of fourteen,
before Justice Gee and he was sent to
the state reform school for three years
The action for truancy, etc. was brought
by truant officer Hubble,
The popular Grand Haven Route to
Milwaukee and the northwest has again
resumed service. The Crosby Transpor-
tatlon Co. carry passengers daily except
Sunday connecting with all d. c. II. e.
M, trains Rates very low.
Richard Anderson and Miss Abbie
Taylor, both Of this place, were married
in Ithaca last Friday night They will
live on the Taylor farm, four miles south
west of town. The RECORD wishes them
happy and prosperous life.
Remember you cannot afford to miss
the last number on the Epworth League
Lecture Course, the beautiful new can
tata, "a Garden of Singing Flowers"
Ii Will be given by the members of the
League in the opera house on April 30
In many ways it promises to be a lead
ng event of the year.
AT the regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Home and Foreign Missionary
society of the Presbyterian church held
tuesday afternoon the following officers
were elected for the coming year: Pres
dent, Mrs. A. G. Barclay vice presi-
lent, Mrs. Anna Trap secretery, Mrs.
J. f. Suydam; treasurer, Mrs. w. A.
3ahlke. {
S'Oiy hOW anu JneQ we near IL stated .
hat the Ann Arbor railroad is only
concern. For the benefit of
nose persons, we have prepared the
GLOWING During the first three days
Il this week. twenty seven freight
rains passed over that line through this
'illage composed of $40 cars. Besides :
his there are four passenger trains per f
lay. Doesn't look quite so slim after l
vi, does it: The Ann Arbor people
mean business !
Professor j. w. Ewing and wife are I
Iere visiting Captain j. b. Newton and
wife and other old friends of years
go. Professor Ewing was school SUI I
'erintendent at Perrysburg before 1870, =
nd to him was accorded the credit of Z
living the schools of the Burg the {
plendid reputation they haye ever 5
lnpp maintained = ro... Az