Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-29

Fifty good envelopes for five cents at
Noah's Ark
j. T. LeMessurier was in Shepherd on
business Tuesday.
Musical in college chapel Saturday
afternoon. Free.
James M. Dallas preached in Rose
bush last Sunday.
Buy your drugs at the old reliable
stand, Z. S. Webb's.
Gordus Smith was in Ithaca on bust
ness the first Of the week.
A. J. Hall and wife were in Saginaw
visiting friends Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Messenger was in Ithaca visit
ing friends the first of the week.
Mrs d. Osborne and daughter visited
st. Louis friends Tuesday morning.
Remember the meeting of the Union
Aid this afternoon at Mrs. Nelson's.
Mrs Dewitt Vought and children
visited Saginaw friends Wednesday.
Isaac Waxman will occupy the pulpit
at the Bapti st church next Sunday even
ing.
Dewitt Vought was home the first of
the week and assisted the boys at band
practice.
Mrs. Emily Gray left Tuesday night
for Sheridan to attend the funeral of an
old friend.
For SALE CHEAP One 16x2S two
story barn, dandy, and also my shop
24x24, one story. f. II. WESTON
The Farmers Club of Pine River
will meet Thursday February 4th, al
Frank M. Frears.
Joseph Wasseman of Philadelphia
Penn, was the guest of Miss Newburgei
at this place over Sunday.
John Gladding was able to return to
work Monday morning after two
/, weeks lay off with an injured foot.
The reading circle of the w. r. c
will meet at the home of Mrs w. A
Thomas, Thursday afternoon, February
4th.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. E. church will meet a
the home of Mrs. H. E Myers, Friday
February 3, at three o'clock.
During the past week large feeC
mill has been placed on the Woodbin,
farm. Feed will be ground at thi
place for all the Wright farms.
At the last meeting of the village
council it was voted to put in a boarC
petition in the upper room at Firemen'
: Hall and use the same for a council
room.
Regular meeting of the Ladies' All
Society or the Presbyterian church mex
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. at tn
u home of Mrs. j. T. Ewing. All b
present.
Remember the students recital by tn
pupils of the College Music Department
II Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock
Il Everyone is invited. No admission fe
charged.
& Geo. Fink has closed out his confec
tionery business and will go on the roa
i as salesman for S. H. Epler 81 Co. Mrs
II Fink will spend the winter with he
mother, Mrs. l. B. Wolfe, west of thi
,, place.
Q A meeting of the county Sunda
j. school executive committee was held il
President Gees Office Wednesday an
arrangements made for holding tn
n county convention at Breckenridge o.
e February IS and 10.
+" The Alma w. r. G. will give one O
s. their popular ten cent teas in their hal
/; next Wednesday evening The proceed
will go towards their church windoN
" fund. EverSone is urged to come an
lie assist the ladies.
g The case of Frank caves VS.. Nathanie
= White, receiver for the Cripple Reveng
n Threshing Co., was held before Justic
Gee Friday afternoon. Judgement wa
h rendered in behalf of plaintiff for 81
lie cents and costs of ten dollars. Leonar
y of st. Louis appeared for the defens
Is and Spinney of Alma and Swarthout c
y Saginaw for the plaintiff.
s. Home Art for January is especially
fine. The supplement this month is a
n alphabet design for embroidery, fo
& which there has been a universal dc
n mand. The alphabet is given in tw
Of sizes, one set suitable for towels, larg
lie dinner napkins and where one initial
l. used, and many other purposes, Will
g. the small set is appropriate for haudkel
chiefs, napkins, sheets, pillow slips, etc
N In the magazine is started series c
10 lessons on the popular and fascinatin
ID Florentine work, as taught by Mr.
Cut1ar Ka11u