Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-11-19
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A Fink spent Sunday in Saginaw.
For choice, pure milk, Price takes the
lead.
The latest and best in dress skirts at
Delavan's.
John Dean was in Shepherd on bust
ness Monday.
Isaac Pierce of Bay City did business
in Alma Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. b Gelston returned to her
home in Ann Arbor Monday.
If you wish to hear well trained
chorus attend the choral concert.
Supt. O. j. Dutton of the Ashley
schools was in town on business Satur-
day.
Miss V. +. Sadler returned home Mon
day from a three months visit in De-
troit
j. F. Schwartz is unable to keep
up with his orders for Imperial fur
naces.
Miss Emma Carpenter left Tuesday
for ten days sojourn with relatives in
Shepherd.
Miss Dollie Moore and sister of Shep-
herd visited with Miss Minnie McCarty
last Friday.
Miss Bertha Stevens spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Lillian McCul-
Tough in Ithaca.
One set light double harness, new,
and one second hand single harness for
sale. Inquire at this Office.
Lumon Gee attended the state S. S.
Convention at Port Huron this week.
He had part on the program.
Mrs. NJ. Gray went to Grand Rapids
Tuesday to spend few days with her
daughter in-law, Mrs. Della Gray.
p r. Voorhees, went to Elwell Satur-
day to see to the shipping of carload of
potatoes that had been loaded for him
there
Mrs. VIM. Lake, whose husband is
Colonel of the Christian Crusaders of
Wisconsin, visited Mrs. J. O. Stone
Monday.
Christensen, the photographer has
some elegant samples of enlarged pictures
in Ellisons window Examine them
carefully.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellison of Jack
son and Miss Mary Wyman of Portland
visited at their cousin, Mr.. and Mrs c..
r. Moulton, and other. friends in West
Pine River last week.
We are informed that the language of
various animals in Bivins a. Rhodes
window is that one is goose" 60 use
Frog in the Throat" but will be sure
to become a skeleton if he does not.
BY appointment of Presbytery, DIR.
Bruske preached in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday and declared the
pulpit vacant. BY request of the Y. NJ.
G. a. he took Prayer" for his theme.
VIM. Reed took the men who slated
the new elevator, up to the college
library last week and repaired the slate
roof to that building. The repairs We're
much needed, and the college desires to
express its most hearty thanks to Mr..
Reed, who would accept no pay for the
work
Several Of our young people are plan
ming TO attend the @. f. District Con-
vention at Saginaw the last of next week.
! ID. Il. Moody, who will be holding evan
gelistic services in the city under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. Q. A. at that time
will address the convention three times.
All who can should attend the conven-
ton and hear this great man, Nov. 20
and 2sth.
About twenty-five of Maurice Grigs-
by's friends gathered at the residence OF
+. p. Caldwell last Saturday evening and
took him completely by surprise when
he returned from the Mission Study
class, the occasion being Mr.. Grigsby'
twenty-second birthday. A very pleas.
ant evening was spent in games and
social intercourse. Refreshments were
served, and the company dispersed at O
late hour, wishing Maurice many happy
returns Of the day.