Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-04-14
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II YOU want work, see Want Column
I Mrs. Sidney Dalrymple is visiting rela-
tives in Ithaca.
Miss Cora Cratzenburg spent the day
! Wednesday in Ithaca
Mrs. H. l.. Vought spent Wednesday
in Saginaw with friends.
Pleating of all kinds at Mrs. II. NJ.
Durham al 3 cts per yard.
Miss Pearl Hauver, of ST. Louis, was
the guest of Miss Floy Eagon Tuesday
w. Martin, of Ashley, was the guest of
his daughter Mrs, Howard Martin, Tues
day.
Prof. J. w. Ewing attended the annual
meeting of the Saginaw Presbytery at
Saginaw Wednesday,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ferd Montigel next Tuesday afternoon.
Herman Morse left for Grand Rapids
Tuesday to attend the meeting OF the
Grand Rapids Presbytery held there this
week.
L. A. Vredenburg, of Seattle, Wash
ington, returned home Wednesday, after
short visit with his sister Mrs. Archie
Johnson.
Alma Camp NJ w. A. are going to
Shepherd next Wednesday evening,
April 10, to confer the degrees on class
of twenty candidates.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. T.
church will give a chicken pie supper
Wednesday evening, from $50 until all
are served, at the church parlors.
The first grade pupils in the vocal
department of the School of Music will
give recital in the College Chapel, Tues
day evening, April IS, The program
promises TO be very interesting.
w. Palmer and family formerly of
Forest Hill moved into the Butterfield
house south of the NJ. T.. church this
week. The property was purchased by
Mr.. Palmer the first OF the year.
r. 5. T. Markham went to Edmore
Tuesday to spend few days after which
he will leave for North Yakima, Wash,
where he will spend some time, and If
favorably impressed with the country
will make arrangements to move his
family there.
more fun than was ever bundled up
in one show before; more laughs than
were ever before combined in single
evenings performance That is what
people say about "Old Arkansaw,' which
will appear al the Alma Opera House
"Wednesday evening, April 20.
Alfred Day, general secretary of the
Michigan Sunday School Association
will speak in the Baptist church on Sun
day morning. In the evening Alfred
Day, ID. r. Allen and others will speak
at union service of the churches. Prof
John Brewer of Chicago will have charge
of the evening music.
The Sunday School revival tour, of
which notice is given i'll another column,
will be held in the Baptist church. There
will be a union service of the churches on
Sunday evening at the Baptist church.
On Monday there will be three sessions,
9:3o, 1870 and 1880 respectively. This
work is interdenom.national, and is in
the interest of all the Sunday schools of
our city. Prof John Brewer, of Chicago,
will have charge of the music.
Judge T.. y. Chadwick has triangular
shaped letter which he wrote while in
camp at Chattanooga, Tenn, just 10
years ago "Wednesday of this week just
three days after Lees surrender The
letter was written 10 his sister at Phelps
town, Ingham Co.. which Is now Viii
liamston. and carried the glorious news
of that memorable battle and surrender
The following very complimentary
press notice was clipped from the North
port Leader OF Ami q. and speaks well
tor Miss Essic Hoops or popular librar-
ian at tie college: II ne song recital
| given al the CONG, gatiOnal church last
| hursd evening. was most entertain
ing and delightful affair. Miss Essie
Hooper the soprano. pleased the audience
| from the first. Her singing was the best
ever heard here Miss Hooper, voice Is
sweet clear anil full OF power. Her high
notes were strong and on the sustained
notes e. p. cialiy II owed the value of her
training Hr enumeration was distinct
She received several encores and re-
sponded each time IN pleasing manner.
Miss Eleanora Bushnell presided at the
piano as accompanies. Beside the vocal
selections of Miss Hooper, the Misses
Bushnell contributed several musical