Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

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e is visiting her sister Mrs. Baumgarder
f. Dunlap of Dewitt, painter an
paper hanger, has moved to this village
Supt. G. II. Carrick of Milan was her
yesterday. He is one of the favore
four.
; Harvey Button is clerking for H. j
Vermeulen, commencing Thursda.
morning
Prof Nicoud went to Saginaw Tues
day on business, where he has twenty
four new pupils on the violin.
Mr. and Mrs. +. CT. Torrey enter
tanned select number OF their friend
at their home last Friday night.
ID. Reid has bills out for an auction
sale of stock and farming tools at h,
residence in Arcadia on Wednesday
April 6.
Wednesday was Prof. Nicouds goth
birthday. He received some very neatly
pressed flowers from his parents il
Germany.
W. A. Leet who has been in Wash
ington looking after the postoffice fgh,
for several weeks past, returned 10
Ithaca Monday.
Prof. Horst gives violin concert in
Frankfort tonight, and Prof. Glasson
band concert in Benzonia tomorrow
night There are 20 in the band.
j. Slate has leased his farm near De
witt, Clinton county, for five years and
will be permanent resident of Alma
having purchased the Chas. Morse
property.
On account Of the Mohawk Club Ban.
quet, the Ann Arbor railroad will sell
tickets to Detroit, April 9TH, with re
turn limi, April 9Th, at one fare for the
round trip.
Geo d. ROnk Of Emerson was arrested
last Friday by John Greig for trapping
quail. lis hearing was set before Jus
tice Palm er yesterday but was adjourned
for three weeks.
Haven G. White and wife of Spokane
Falls, Wash, came last Saturday for a
visit with Mrs. Whites brother, Earl
Clark. They will remain some time on |
account CT his health.
w. N. Wright, formerly of Alma.
now travelling salesman for the Austir
& Weston Co., Chicago, dealers in roaC
machines, rock crushers and bridges.
spent Sunday with his brother, Fred
Wright.
1t Is pleasure to visit L. Hirsch
kowitz's general store and see his large
stock Of various kinds of goods. The
stock is not limited to dry goods, but in.
,ludes dress skirts and full line Of
aides, 'children's and gents furnishings
gloves, silks, yarns, ribbon, etc. He
;arries line of elegant trunks and
las added a department of table silver
ware. The millinery department ais
deserves especial mention, and the win
low design and general arrangement O.
he goods is always of the best.
The thanks Offering service of III,
Noman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ield at the Methodist church last Sun
ay evening was a success in every way
II the absence of the president, Mrs +
. Pettyjohn, Mrs, S. M. Taylor presided.
EXCELLENT papers on the importance OF
the great Empire of China,
7ere presented by Mrs. H. E. Myers.
lrs. n. u. Price, Mrs. d. Adams, and
lrs. "A. o. Davis, and a select reading .
y Miss Sophia Hutchinson. Special 9
lusic by the choir added not little to ,
lie interest of the occasion. The offer. v
~ aggregated over ten dollars, the
lrgest the society has ever made. {
Mrs. Calvin Morlin, aged 81, died c
iddenly at her home five miles from 6
'wn early Tuesday morning. A post
Iortem examination was held yesterday
Drs. Suydam and Bagley in the
essence Of Justice Durham and Marshal 0
reig and six jurymen to ascertain if y
)ssible the cause Of her death The -
iysicianS did not make public the re I
lie Of heir Investigations yesterday =,
Id the jury adjourned to meet at 100 T.
IN. today in Justice Dunham's office. y,
hen they will render their verdict. OF
ne remains were laid to rest in the h,
liley cemetery. The jurymen are N
win EDDY, Ed Clark, Nelson Bailey 81
y. j. Birmingham, Scott Bangs and l.. =.
Lewis. -
Bicycli5ts everywhere will be inter d,
ted in the article on the League OF r
nericaE Wheelmen which appears in or
9 April number of Frank Leslie's tn