Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-03-24
lH1Ome and
lMs Vicinity


The citizens are holding their caucus
today.
John Schwartz tells all about his CON
crete block machine in all adj on page ?.
The Star Clothing Parlors are offering
something novel. See what they say on
the last page.
Drs. Conklin * Conklin, Osteopaths,
have moved into their new Offices III the
Opera House block.
Sugar making has commenced and at
present better weather could not be
desired for the sap to run.
George ID. Chase, of North Baltimore,
Ohio, has come TO Alma TO spend the
summer OH his farm in this vicinity
Mt. Pleasant citizens met i'll gas
office last week and formed a board OF
trade. This is certainly good beginning
A note from Leon McMannis states
that he is now living in Cloverdale, Cal,
having moved from Berkeley, his former
home.
Mrs. Don Bennett spent Monday in
Ithaca. Her mother, Mrs. T.. {. Cum
mings of Carson City, returned with her
for week visit
The Rev y. T. Jacquess, of Trumbue
Ave. PRESBYTERIAN church of Detroit,
will preach in the Presbyterian church III
this city Sunday morning and evening.
After the services i'll the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning congregational
meeting was held at which a unanimous
call was extended TO Rev. a. J. Funnel,
of Fenton.
Mrs Hattie VanDyne and G. J. Barnes
were married Wednesday evening al
Mrs. VanDyne's home by Rev. Hoag.
They left for Detroit OH the evening train.
Congratulations.
A mortage for $1,000, 900 was filed fcr
Record with Register OF Deeds Watson
last week by the Toledo, Marshall x
Northern Railroad, This new road pro
position may take life yet, and If il doe:
Alma will be in line.
The revival meetings being conducted
at the NJ T.. church by Adjt. Bernard
and Lieut. Ford OF the Salvation Army
are growing in interest and will continue
next week. All are invited to attend anC
assist in the work which Is being done
| Open air meetings are held every evening
previous TO the indoor services.
DR.. Drivers lecture Saturday evening
|
Course, was one of the most masterfu
ever heard III Alma He held the com
plele attention of his audience for three
hours and gave them something 10 think
about OH II ltimate America. He ha
travelled extensively as Inspector o
American Consuls and his presentat.oi
of the eastern situation showed thoror &
understanding. Ae entertained a mum
Der of the college boys with stories OF hi
adventure at the hotel Sunday afternoon
Bro. Miller of the Mt. Pleasant Cour c
is burdening himself with the affairs o
the entire community. He has been yer.
much exercised over the advent of tn
Shepherd Advocate, filling columns o
his valuable space with advice as TO HOY
il should be run, or run out, and nov
he is telling us of the sorrow and suffer
ing we may expect on account OF benz
incorporated as a city-Listen to wha
he says: Alma, the beautiful little villag
with beet sugar mill, jag cure, and
lobster factory, located to the south OF u
has bill before the legislature for incol
poration into city. Alma will loo
ba kward bye and bye, if that bill pass'
and realize that she never knew whS
real sorrow and suffering meant until III
legislature provided her with ward
aldermen and a mayor Far better
remain in the blissful swaddling CLOTH
I'd of a village. unbounded. than to don Il
spiketail buds of a city and forev
after pay ANNALS OH clipped coupon
which the other fellows present.