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

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, Thomas Kerr OF Saginaw, was in town
Thursday
p. =. Leonard of McBain, is in the city
this week
Mrs. l.. w. Race of Breckenridge, was in
town Thursday.
John Shelf attended the G.. A. r. Conven-
ton at Greenville Thursday.
Chas v Housed has moved into the DIR.
Wheeler house on North street.
Miss Fay Salisbury who has been i'll for
the past three weeks, is convalesting.
Mrs. Vennie Laid and son left for their
home in Harbor Springs last week Thurs
day.
Miss Inie Easterly has returned from
Detroit and is now trimming for Miss Edith
Maxson.
Miss Sadie Pendeton OF the Eaton farm
spent Sunday at the home of Miss Bessie
Williams.
Mrs. W. II. Francis of Jackson is visit
ing at the home of Mrs + n. Humphrey
this week.
Elder Wilson baptized two happy con
verts in the river near the mineral well on
Saturday afternoon.
Ed. Clark was in town Monday and left
at noon for Henrietta where he goes to re-
lieve the agent at that place.
Henry Daily has moved his family out
onto his farm east of the city and Henry
will try his hand at farming.
Mrs. +. Arnold gave a tea Saturday even
ing to a few invited guests in honor OF Miss
Sadie Pendeton of the Eaton Farm.
Mrs. +. A. Ashley of Grand Rapids, who
has been visiting at the home of Joe Ashley
for the past week, returned home Thursday
morning.
Joseph Zimmerman has purchased the
John Alexander farm of so acres, 4 miles
north OF the city. Long and Aldrich ar
ranging the sale.
Long and Aldrch sold the Dudly Smith
property, just north OF John Frazer's resi-
dence, to George w. Whitaker who will
shortly occupy it,
T. w. Whitney says he has the right of
way, depot and in fact everything but the
rails, he having purchased the former Ann
Arbor depot and land.
The Junior exercises will be held at the
opera house, Friday evening, April 10th
Admission Zoe. Let every citizen attend |
and help the Juniors along.
Great Lady Commander Frances f. |
Burns left Monday evening for Cleveland
Ohio, where she will deliver an addres, be- |
'ore a meeting Of the supreme lodge.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union gave
a reception to the members of the society |
and friends in the social rooms last Friday
evening. Refreshments were served and "A
musical program carried out
Coming from the south on the Ann Arbor
ut noon Won are at liberty to walk or wait |
in Alma until 3 o'clock If Won want to
get to 81. Louis from the north in the after
noon, stop off at Forest Hill and walk over ,
or lay at Wrghts Junction until S:25 or 9 |
o'clock and drink salt water
The stub train caves ~ Louis at $50 and |
ll;}5 a. m. and 40 and $40 p. m. Arrive
at Il. Louis at $50 Il. m $40, S:35 and |
9:l0 y. IN. BY taking the 7:3O a. m. train |
YOU reach Ithaca at SO a. m. returning |
leave Ithaca at II a. m. and reach ST |
Louis AT 1870 Il. m, or You can leave st
Louis at 400 p. m. reach Ithaca at 5:25, |
returning leave Ithaca at $40 and arrive at
1t. Louis at $50 p m.
The revival services at the Christian
churbh continue thi, week with large and
attentive audiences each night, who give
close attention to Evangelist Rosscll as he
by voice and blackboard illustrations sets
forth the simple apostolic gospel. Nearly
every evening finds some ready to come and
comics, their Savior. All are cordially in
vited to come, and like the "Bercans search
the scriptures rnd learn if these things are
So.