Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-01-28
Ithaca's new bank has commenced

Harvey Button went 10 llha'd MON
day on business.
Miss Maggie Friedrich visited Ithaca
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. o. L. Altenberg of Elsie visited
relatives here Nor day.
The best hams nd bacons at Griffith's
to be found anywhere.
J. b. Tubbs a. Son shipped another
car of hogs last Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Dingman is spending a
couple of weeks with relatives in Carson
City.
Delinquent subscribers should take
advantage of our wood offer i'll another
column.
Miss Kate Mcnamara was home
from Mt. Pleasant Friday evening and
Saturday.
Jim Allen will shave you quickly and
in first-class shape. Two chairs all the
time. Baths in connection.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Alverson have adopted
Harry Hamlin, eight years old, boy
from the State Public School at Cold
water.
Invitations are out for parlor violin
recital to be given at Miss Beulah
Thompson in Ithaca next Wednesday,
Feb End.
j F. Sartor, Jr., has been unusually
smiling this week. Cause, a handsome
ten pound boy, born Monday morning.
All doing well.
A large company of young men met
at the Wright House Sunday evening
and went in body to attend service at
the Episcopal church.
Miss Ada Stone left yesterday for
Freeport, ILL.,, where she has accepted a
position as stenographer for the Robin
son Manufacturing Co.,
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Adams, four and one-half miles north
west of town, died Monday and was
buried Tuesday in Wright cemetery.
Work is progressing nicely on the
opera house block and will be rushed to
completion in few days, so we are in
formed by contractor Geo. S. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Spinney visited III
Saginaw the last of last week. Mr.
Spinney also attend to some legal bust
ness in connection with the circuit court
there.
| Miss Nettie Blackmer and Miss SusaI
Durkee of st. Johns came last Friday
for few days visit with Miss @. +
Smith, Miss Florence Potter, and Other
friends.
A grand Counsel of the Princes OF
the Orient, next Thursday evening Feb.
Sd. Novices will present themselves be
fore the Great Bashan. By order OF
Grand Prophet.
A. Lower of Circleville, o., was here
Tuesday installing the new machinery a
the creamery. 1t consists of Bentley
Pasteurizer and Lightning Cooler, thu
best of their kind made.
J. @. Hammett of Chicago, represent
ing the Mutual Life ms. Co. of that city
is here this week working up loca
membership. He has appointed Drs
Bagley and Brainerd as examining ply
sicians.
r. S. Lattimer, who is certainly I
lover of children is the most appreciated
man in town now days by that class
His big sleigh can be seen every da!
loaded down with them and OCCASIONAL.
by some quite old
A nine pound girl was born to Mr.. am
Mrs. A. d. Amsden of Oshkosh Wis.
last Saturday. Mr.. Amsden will be wei
remembered here as formerly foreman a
the RECORD Office and leader of Wright
Opera House band.
The missionary tea appointed by tn
Woman's Auxilery of st, Jonn's churc
for Tuesday of this week was postpone
to Wednesday, Feb. End, on account c
the storm at the residence of II II. Della
van. Supper from six to eight O'Clock
All are invited.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
w. Q. 7. u. will be held in the NJ. (
church on Wednesday afternoon Feb 2
at three o'clock. Mrs. f. Waterbury, {
Ithaca president Of the county w. Q.
U. will address the meeting. A full al
tendance is desired.
H. j. Vermeulen's delay in receivin
: his full stock Of clothing is caused b
his purchasing of the largest and be:
} firm in the country, Michaels, Stern {
! Co., of Rochester, n. Y. This compan
does such an immense business that
: is at times much delayed in filing order
The snowstorm Tuesday was the big
gest one we have had in this vicinity fC
several years and interfered quite ser
ously with the railroad traffic. TIL
, l~o.rl A., ,.lor