Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12

stand, b. S. Webbs.
DR.. j. II. Lancashire was in Detroit
on business Tuesday.
subscriptions for the Century maya
zine taken at this office.
Banghart always has fresh supply
of fish and oysters on hand.
Geo. Hutchinson was in Lafayette on
creamery business Wednesday.
Regular meeting of f. 81 A. NJ Satur-
day night. Work in F. @. Degree.
Miss Grace Woodward left the first of
the week for Il short visit with Saginaw
| friends
Misses Blanche and Hattie Woodward
were in Riverdale calling on friends
Tuesday.
Rev. Geo. w. Bates left Monday
morning for Strickland to hold u series
of meeting.
Rev. Ii. b. Clough was called to
Owosso Saturday by the death of his
niece at that place.
Ed. Kelly shipped large consign
ment of groceries and provisions to
Glare Tuesday night.
Charles Pettyjohn is once more at his
post of duty in the Mercantile after Il
severe illness of two weeks.
L. n. Chadwick is busy this week
Gllipe, tho Tt,aoo loo borsa rII,.e
he has shipped sixty carloads.
Mrs j. a. McGrauer has moved to
Glare. She sold her house and sot on
Water street to w. o. Johnson.
Miss Craig of Saginaw, sister of
Mrs. j. Q. Bright, has fine display OF
linens at Mrs. Lathrop's store.
+. p. Knowles occupied the pulpit at
the Baptist church Sunday morning and
Rev. q. w. Bates i'll the evening.
For SALE TO be removed. The
first house south of NJ. Pollasky's resi-
dence on west side Of State street.
936-2w l.. A. SHARP.
w. Ii. Miner has been closing up the
hay business and shipped two cars Of
hay and one of straw to eastern market
this week.
One week from Sunday, Feb. 21st, the
Sunday school workers of Sumner town
ship will hold their annual convention.
Let all remember the date.
would invite the public to call in
and examine Mitchels new fashion
report the only authority on gentlemen's
dress i'll the United States.
KEHN q Co.
A book costume social is being ar
ranged for March 9th to be held in the
Wright House. Special features up-to-
date Watch for further announce
ments.
j. T. LeMessuriers new combined
shirt, collar and cuff ironer for his
laundry arrived yesterday and was put
in place. This is a valuable addition to
his plant.
The Daughters of Rebecca Lodge went
over to st. Louis Tuesday night to help
the sister lodge III comforting degrees.
All report splendid time and very hos
pitable treatment from the ladies of st.
| Louis.
Geo. Youngs has been re-arranging
the fire bell at the freman's hall so that
1t will ring with one rope hereafter.
The rope will hang between the door
and window on the south side Of the
door outside the building.
Ed. Weston has leased the store house
at the rear of the Mercantile Co.'S store
and will fix it up for his bicycle and
plumbing shop. He will be ready for
! business March 10Th. He will also put
in bicycle livery with new wheels
throughout.
Rev. VIM. n. Puffer will deliver the
sixth lecture of the Epworth League
course in the NJ f. church, Saturday
evening. His subject will be The
! Spade and the Book" Rev. PuGer has
spent great deal of time and study in
| Icy pO ul4u 10 NOiA VI ou IllS a4NACOAOey
of that country. Don't fail to hear him.
Rev. w. M. VanSlyke, General Mis-
sionary and Financial Agent for the
Western Seamen's Friend Society,
spoke at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and in the evening at the Nj.
L. church III behalf of the seamen Of
our great lakes and explained the work
done among them. He also took up a
large collection at each place.
Mrs. Enos Kimmel has begun proceed
ings in chancery for divorce from her
husband, Enos Kimmel, who has
habit of getting into these predicaments
ever so often. The papers were served
on Enos yesterday by Geo. Willard, and
among the charges are extreme cruelty
| to NIrc LZip,r,a1 and ATTAIN Y-ora ON