Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-10-15
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J. NJ. Nichols
Otto Sanderhoff of Owosso visited
friends here on Tuesday.
A. w. Wright made a business trip to
Detroit the last of the week.
NJ. Gray went to Sheridan Wednesday
night to be gone IA few days.
S. S. Bagley of Horton is the guest OF
his son, DR.. Z. A. Bagley for a few days.
Miss G. E. Smith can furnish you
trimmed hats all the way from SOC to
$40.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Pollasky and Mrs.
Messenger returned from Detroit the last
of the week.
Rev. r. T. Lynd of Ithaca has accepted
a call to the First Presbyterian church
of Big Rapids.
Mrs. Jane Elwood of Weston, n. Y,
came today for a visit of several days
with Mrs. NJ. Gray.
The SANDER case of the People vs.. Mrs.
Jennie Utley has been adjourned until
next Monday, Oct. IS.
Mrs. Edwin Parker of Dexter. Ontario,
returned to her home Friday after a
weeks visit with Mrs. Mary Medler.
1t is important that all members of the
Masonic lodge of Alma attend the school
of instruction at St. Louis next We'd
nesday.
Hon. C. w. Martin of Ithaca, who was
lately appointed to the %consulship at
Amherstburg, is in Washington taking
the civil service examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Baker of Detroit
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p. L.
Banghart for a few days last week. Mrs.
Baker and Mrs. Banghart are sisters.
Mrs. Julia Spence of Texas City, Texas,
came last Saturday to spend a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Leonard. She
was accompanied by her daughter Hazel.
The pension of II. G. Button has been
increased to $50 per month. The
increase was well deserved. This was
secured throgh the special efforts of Con-
gresham Mesick.
The stock Of g, 900 worth of choice
selected shoes must be sold, consequently
we have continued the sale to Saturday
Oct. 10th when all goods will be sold 60
cents on the dollar.
j. WOODWARD & Co.
The RECORD very gratefully acknowl-
edges the fine mess of sweet potatoes
presented by VIM. Thomas d Son the
first of the week. The potatoes We're
good size and of fine quality.
The State S. S. Association meets in
Port Huron, Oct. l6-lSinclusive. Lumon
Gee of this place has been requested to
present a paper at that meeting on the
Spiritual Aspect of Convention Work. I"
Q. r. Long, representing the Mac
MILAN publishing company of Chicago,
called at the college and high school
Tuesday. He will probably furnish
some new books TO both schools in the
near future.
Herman Tinkham of Elwell brings Us
the banner potatoes, n weighing three
and the other two and one fourth pounds.
Seven of which made a peck. They aro
Of the Rose of Erin variety and Mr.,
Tinkham informs us that he has q
quantity to sell for seed.
l.. Hirschkowitz subscribed for the
RECORD this week to be sent to his son
in Johannesburg, South Africa. Mr.
Hirschkowitz desires hat his son shall
have a bright crisp American newspaper
that at the same time contains all the
Alma news up TO date. The RECoRr
feels quite proud that its circulation has
been extended across to far off Africa.
Chas. w. Grover and Miss Lola Kinney
were married Wednesday, Oct. 9Th, al
the home of the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. JOS. Grover, by Rev. III. b
jefferson. The ceremony was performed
at ) p. IN. and afterwards the g1est.
were seated around the table llled with
dainties calculated to tempt the appetite
of anyone. Tho young couple will make
their home with the groom parents fol
the present.