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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-06

New York and command of that vessel
when commissioned.
yard. Washington. d. c.. to the Idaho.
Chief Carpenter w. \. Barry, to the
navy yard Boston Mass
Naval Movements.
The battleship New Hampshire mas ar
rived at Guantanamo; the hospital ship
Solace at Buenos Aires; the cruiser AL
bany, torpedo boats Davis and Goldsbor-
ough and destroyers Farragut and Law
renee at Mare Island.
The battleships Connecticut Kansas,
Minnesota. Vermont, Georgia, Nebraska,
New Jersey. Rhode Island Louisiana.
Missouri Ohio. Virginia. Wisconsin. Hi
nois, 'Kearsarge and Kentucky have sailed
from Gibraltar for Hampton roads: the
collier Saturn from San Diego for Mare
Island: the destroyers Worden. Stockton,
Shubrick and Porter from Norfolk for
Charleston, and the tug Powhatan from
New York for Horizons Point.
Commissioned in Marine Corps.
1t is announced at the Navy Depart
ment that r. V. S. DOuredoure. r. S.
Geiger, F. l.. Martin. r. f. Messersmth,
r. H. Tebbs, f. c. Williams. G. ". Van
Hoose p Wilmer and A. j. White have
been appointed second lieutenants in the
United States Marine Corps.
Night Firing at Moving Target.
In recent tests of the new system of
fire control for rapid fire guns the Coast
Artillery Corps made an average of 90
per cent of hits in night firing at d NOV
ing target at ranges of from 100 TO 1000
yards. The tests took place at Fort Cas-
well, n. c., February 1 and >. n great
many rounds were fired, both during the
day time and at night. The projectiles
used for night firing were provided with
lighted tracers. and the target, which
was ten feet by twenty-four feet was
Illuminated by searchlights. The test at
night was conducted at 3-inch gun bat
terry. This Is the first time the Coast
Artillery has conducted night firing with
service projectiles, and the result of the
test is considered by the officials as most
satisfactory.
To Command Fort Myer Band.
Chief Musician George r. Tyrrell, 10th
Cavalry, has been ordered to remain on
duty with the band. 10th Cavalry, in the
Philippines until its arrival at Fort Ethan
Allen, VT, when he will proceed TO Fort
Myer, Va, for duty with the 18th Cav
airy at that post.
Convicted of Fraudulent Enlistment.
Private Henry r. Turner, Company T.,
by a court-martial, convened AT the
Washington barracks of the charge of
fraudulent enlistment and sentenced to
be dishonorably discharged and to be
confined at hard labor for six months
Gen. Wood, commanding the Department
of the East, approved the sentence. but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-06

New York and command of that vessel
when commissioned.
Commander III. u. Jones, from navy
yard. Washington. d. c.. to the Idaho.
Chief Carpenter w. \. Barry, to the
navy yard Boston, Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-06
Autoist Forfeits Collateral.

John Mcneil forfeited SO col
lateral this morning in the Police Court
upon a charge of violating the speed regu-
lations in running his automobile yester-
day afternoon. There was a chase for
several blocks along G. street by Bicycle
Policeman Lauten of the 9th precinct. in
which both autoist and policeman darted
through the congested street in an excit-
ing manner before the chase ended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-06

service March 81 upon his own applica
ton after more than thiriy-eight years
service. Col. Anderson was born in Wis
cousin and was graduated from the Unite /
States Military Academy in 1874. He has
been attached to the inspector general )
department since 1901.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-06
Overestimated.

From the Atcbison Globe.
We may be alone In the opinion but
we hold that pipe organ and fruit cake
are two things that are greatly overesti-
mated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-06
Quickest and Best to Florida East

Coast IN Y. & Florida Special
Through sleepers to Palm Beach. Miami
and knights Key. Atlantic Coast Line
11l9 New York ave n.%.-AdVt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-06
Retirement of Col. Anderson.

Col George L. Anderson of the Coast
Artillery Corps, who has been serving in
the inspector generals department at
San Francisco, will retire from active
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-06

singers aud Artists Generally are users OF
Browns Bronchial Troches for Boarseness anu
Il hroat Troubles They afoId Instant relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-06

Detailed to Rifle Association.

The following named officers have been
anpointed directors of the National Rifle
Association of America, in accordance
with the amended bylaws of that asso-
citation. Col. Joseph Garrard, 10Th Cav
airy; Capt Henry q. Learnard, general
staff; Capt. Monroe c. kerth. I'D In
fantrV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16
TALK ABOUT LUCKl

DENVER. Dec. rs Yes. indeed.
things we're coming fine for Edgar
Reed. II you want to look Al Il
that way.
Reed had a headache and hus
tied into the office Of one Of those
busy surgeons sho do five or six
major operations before lunch
There was nothing The matter with
Reed. Just a headache, and h.
wasn't figuring upon having any
thing drastic done to Il,
Next, called the speedy sur
gcon. looking into the waiting
room. and Reed drilled in The
next thing he knew he was belng
fed oxygen. and the next thing he
knew after tina. his headache was
gone aud had been transferred 10
hts tummy, which had tant.
handaKasI up feeling.
Thea sl@re we're a few explana
tlons. E&
II seemed that the rapid fire
surgeon had expected patient
whom be had never seen. sent over
by colleague who wasn't
equipped to do the work himself
The doctor thought Reed was the
person That's al. except that u
didu't cost Reed cent In fact.
they handed Reed the 5000 Il cost
the right party TO have the operm
ton performed.
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GET $1,000 IN
BANK ROBBERY.
Yeggmen Cracked Califor-
MIA Bank Safe With a
Sledge Hammer.

FRESNO. Cal. Dec ie-Three
cracksmen broke into the First Ma
sional bank Of Exeter IN Tulare
county early today. smashed the
combination lock OF the vault with
sledge hammer. gathered up 81
DO0 In gold and made their escape
Entrance to the bank Was gained
through 4 side window which was
pried open. The tools with which
the work was done were stolen
from the railroad shops
The money was all IN sacks and
consisted mostly Of S. and $40 gold
pleces. There was a small quantity
0f silver IN Che vault. but this was
untouched In their haste the rob
hars left $3.50 tn gold behind, which
was found AZ the vault door. The
men had a delivery wagon waiting
outside the bank The sold was
bundled into the conveyance and
Ii IL thought the robbers drove to
visalla. They are sim at large and
are thought 70 have headed Tor
Fresno
Nothing but the vault was dts
tursed In the bank.
The officers found beside the
money az the Yault door a sledge
hammer and two crowbars. These
were the tools with which the rob
hers smashed the combination lock.
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IStar Want Ads Are Business Bringers|

and testimonials for his work. and
has been student OF The lore OF
the sea and the Arctic
When the alfldavlts Of Capt
Loose aud OF Geo. II punkle, his
partner IN negotiations with the
Brooklyn explorer. were made pub
lie. they we're hailed as proof that
Or Cook was the greatest lmpostor
IN The world Later nunkle WAS
denounced.
Whatever the outcome OF the con.
troyersy. it A. certain that capt,
Loose Is an interesting American
character
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VIII the affidavit Of this man
overturn the claims OF Or. r. A.
Cook TO the discovery Of the north
pole, and make OF Cook claims the
greatest hoax ia history
Capt. Loose. expert navigator Of
New York, swears he fakes" the
records that the Brooklyn physician
sent TO the University Of Copenha-
gen. and that be got only $3.50 for
mis- work. when he and another man
we're promised 5000.
lie Is Norwegian and has rep
ltation among navigators. With
Lewis nixon. the great ahipbuilder,
he sailed a small boat from Con.
stantinople to New York Ia the
teeth OF storms. He Is praised by
Nixon as one Of the most daring
sea captains alive.
Capt Loose also holds medals
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Homesteads

Get Tee sefes 81 valley land that wiit
xrew aaythtng Decd climate saa pisaty
" watef An opputtunity % a lifetime
fnveH&isats
ais Marion niag --tf
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coon WrYa rs
Beaux Arts Village

rme tracts stEaA& flee vfam st.*s satt
YasF tracts Fassaa nlrsff seeded Sc
I've srsstN 5NNisa nireiH mnaasf tt@
NaHs Tract seNat# eaFNef 4a-s.e Asa
Ffee trae8s fzfsfEt. HlHsif wmessna E&n
These sHts f@h - hnaHhf 80 la~ -
AWTt VILLAGE on bake WaaNkhKtnf4s
- ansstnaA - ~ TIRE SHOW PROP
ErTr ~ TMf@ NEETfDN Meanes sness
he srfsstfs. ROT sS psMsiFH A magnificent
wansss fFAsf - " eeFsx u sn erussf 90
~ ueae fUf aFsn ara crafts ~afs ans
this mlfh matsF frost. fRH81ef nFen
F8tr nfda Mn1u asaH 4. tata a-4A
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o.i ae0 acres seed valley lad ffsn
eaN. plenty wat.F tsssi tsna that wili
ernm snythfnN. souA climate Coms Ia
nna let 90 shse seu.
a. DIXON CO
Main &c asa MsFBaa ST ind ss
SUBURBAN MuMEa WANTED Ne
have buyers Ter sweu hrtnss ffums ere
80 fiFe Nefes haaaF - car III Tnu wtsh
10 ssil - reasonable price call ~
write a. aMee
nuHKRT MALTnY
siR4sfe-Ast AiAass ruiiasns
aasslf
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Battered At the asattss post eftsr@ -
seeand class rwatfsf
uas cent ger e@py. six cents per sees
ef tMsMtf five cxN&s HsF sManfha NsftNr
sFsd ~ nssh us carrier @e tree eNetrs
TO NAH stnscRImEHs-~Ths Aals
wfea year EsAsertpfina 8plFeM . en ths
address ishsf - eaeh rsper W&en Tat
Gate arrives. IL yoaF s4esEriptfnn Aa3 n1t
axAin been patti IN x8NaRsa. raar cams
10 taken from ne list A shsngs OF fsts
en- tire address f&h@i - rsestpG ttss
per rear 81 ~ fer sis Fannths
NOTICE To - MsCHIHEHs-Nhen
Fouf eopy % Tire star Eau y feAeh res
~ afriesk any sxealns. pssass ~ ns
fAs fa3aF 70 raif W e1r main ssties
senssf. Mata fsBas lad. ttf. bstwsen =
snG : % o'clock, snd sc wiit seed guu
cepy st ones 10 yau sh@utd raise u nnefs
taan ones, please tsi.phans ss ever uMs
Pon misc II
In thla way re r4n ~ rsrtaln ~ asvinx
eur sua&s rGhsrH q p@rfsst ssrsies--sna
~ u the ensy way.
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CHEAP COUNTRY RANCH
CHEAP COUNTRY RANCH

CHEAP COUNTRY RANCH
rr.. deed 90 family 10 eass Of buy
Tres sstsnsisa for ais mealhs when
We. srisi Of land for 50 days os
rfss exchange 81 land n some other
tract suits better than one first 80
Frss exhibit Of farm products raised
on cur logged eff land st our office
Dent fail 70 come ana see tt
Free Illustrated booklet describing the
best ana faiFest cheap home rrapusitian
II Washington CAN o. send Ne your
skes aerss to ssisct from In ano.
hemish county riaht 81 Northern Pa
eifle railway station ~ Eiscn
Price vii 20 up fiooa per sore Jan-
open evenings un New Years
ELwooD LuMnEn . TIMBER CO.
Telephones Main siot. Ina. besi
SPECIAL LAND sALB-@ws are cffsr.
inE absolutely the beat ftvs-acre tracts
on the market for tho money tste
taea. 1859 buys . choifs hys-Acre tract
splendid soli easily cleared only hAif
school. church and several mills small
payment down. balance eaay monthly
payments Come 20 the office and see
plat and Eso5nisshi,rp a mEI4ny
pts-sfe-sai Alaska Building
LA 90
DON'T rail- TO SEE this five acres
handy 20 one Of the best teWns III tho
valley between Seattle and Tacoma. All
level deep rich sardsn soil easily
cleats1, teto, terms
Also, io-aero bargain close BY. Tor
ROBERT MAI.TnY,
hie-e2o-a2i Alaska Building.
i4-fg
LoogED.0FF LAND
zoe Acres
This lies we'll aud Il mostly good land,
on peninsula between two bodies salt
water has over mite water mont. creeks.
rprlnga etc, come improvements easy
roach OF seattle wiii sell for sis %
per acre some terms
Amea asH Lumber Exchange
Ind 3oa7: Main atgf ~1G-is
NEAR EVERETT INTERuRBAN Mem
acres, all level good soil easily cleared
n taken this week we can deliver this
for 1900 II ls below the market IL
you want good piece 81 land ln the
roRht location for a very little money.
don't fail @ see this tract.
NOBEHT MAlTnY.
ela-a20-sai Alaska building
FnEE $40 acres o. wheat land W.
are locating parties every day. Apply
1919 American Bank building
Choice 20 acres Yakima fruit land viii
produce anything three miles northwest
huna0ide, Address !. w, e1ab Fourth
NJ W. "a 90 \
Samuel cenyer, 500 Leary nundlns.
Dor lands. List your property with him.
1T
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements
The star essset ausr.atee 81
eurany or m.@mme respoassbAsy
for errors at say Mad sersSwsmz
In s<iepAos~d sassrtiscn~.fs-
ssfTrArro~s WANTED
Situations wanted" adver-
tss~msnfs both mails and female.
haif = cent q w0rd
HELP wAsrED~
Advertisement both Mails ana
Female
0as Gent Wsrd.
Minimum Charge for hny "A, sec.
Ads untss all othsr hss1is4s.
cents per line. sts w2fos
counted to each lire. Whsn
charged 10 account. actual num-
Der OF lines as set will be count
ed Seven insertions made Tor
the price Of str. when cash ~
paid All cap itnes will be count
81 as two lines
TO ADVERTISERS.
Classification cannot be given
after IL o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY -- r. ~
Mullen. k40s Ballard av., opp.
CITY Hall Phone. Ballard sos.
MAIN OFFICEs--Sev enth av.,
between Union aud University.
Phones. Main 1850. Ind al.
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IMPROVED mANCH
Sell 80 tfsas faf eisF rFpprft1s IRE
msrnt n5HRfGet Hsefeffra
90 acres a3i under cultivation. 90
~aanfF fua a-esHat gtHshN8 4h@ fFWi8 trwsk-
roed haHss ais aufhaHaines ~ farming
ffseta uand rfEnA shfcRktTi-- aaeas NMA al
flnsss saH fFtes e. SOC. 81 Ni1 ae8a nf
trade bait 81 1 Artes s4k L1fniser Nts
ebAnRs fHa sesfs MHih stst -it-it
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OsteopathY

DIR, HOLT. osTBoPATHY pHYaf.
CLAN AND opTOhET nfsT. also using
sieetrIeitF. YibauQh, light cure. dry and
tsa Fourth year 10 Seattle TREAT
NhATk y Telephone Main 1901 4OT
Peoples Bank Bldg. Second and Pike
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SITUATION wANTEo-mAlg.

Wanted Position hY capable Virginia
registered pharmacist test Of references.
employed At present Maaid bus store
-tts6sa
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Partnership

Half interest In fine business fer $500
and position al guaranteed salary Of ifgt
monthly. Investigate At sos Oriental
Block
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Classified ads unaef this bend ONE
rent per word Seven insertions FOR the
price Of six.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-16

Reading Dancing Academy. 24th and
Jackson Classes for first week ia
month. Assemblies Thursday and satur.
day evenings East 1893
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NAT EhLkA
REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT
Safely. surely aHA Permanently.
No afsltua No eSsFetsiHs' ne detention
frum business no wrinkles uF uiaH9tne
fort
AaYiea Wltheut charge
Suite eos le 500 Eiirrs Musle uidg
Corner fhifd and University,
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DON'T me- LONESOME intefstata
tntruauetng society. tor respectable pans
pie oniY reitahle marriage matrimonial
agency Many wealthy members Per
aonAi tntfuduettonA Hours . mornings
e. EVENINGS HuudasH Included he
eefnheF paper lee hos ISL, seattle.
washineseA office. ts-tt NsadofRs Ito.
tel fft& FIRST AZ iii
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Nl.ehel ) Mitehen. ia. Defender !
a4s Fourth 4
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AM THE MAN No nlaa IN your
house with my screens Randall am
carpenter. Both phones
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14
FERRIS CENTER

The Misses Lois and Bessie Minser
visited at the home of their brother.
G Minser. at vestsburg. Saturday
and Sunday.
j. p. Throop returned from Lans-
ing Thursday. He is slowly improv-
ing.
II. M. Lands was an Alma caller
Wednesday.
b. Forouer. Mrs Ray Smith and
daughter. Beuish, of ALMA. were
Sunday visitors-st the home of U. J.
Dyer.
W. Mangle and .wife..-visited their
daughter, Mrs. Thomas CARTS. SUNDAY.
Jolly Hare made business call in
CRYSTAL Monday.
<. o. Overland --Otis Eggleston de-
livered stock.at Stanton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Palmer visited
his mother. Mrs. Hannah Palmer. Of
Elm Hall Thursday.
The Ferris Center Ladies' :. Aid. met
with Mrs K. w. THOMPSON this week
Wednesday
Mrs NJ. l.. Chambers and aughter.
Letta. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Wilson and
daughter. Dorothy. Elmer and Leslie
Woodland visited at the home of the
formers son. G. L. Dyer and family
Sunday.
Miss Maud Lewis of East Farris who
is attending school at Crvstal spent
Saturay and Sunday with Miss Mabel
Goodrich.
A numer of young men of this vici-
nits attended a skating parry at
Vestaburg Friday night
II. +. Barber an wife have me
into the house with. Betsey j. Dean
Wood.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14
SUMNER GRANGE NO. 500.

SUMNER ORANGE No. oJO.
Met Thursday evening, Jan. z, to in
stall officers. There were several bills
allowed. There was a number Of WIS.,
itors from Star and Liberty grange per-
sent. Sister Minnie Witheral of Star
acted as installing officer, Bro. Thomas
Lang aud Sister Maggie Church acted
as assts and Leouia Lang, Emma Evey
Cecil Phillips and Janey Lang acted as
guards. The installation services were
impressive and fine. Bro. and Sister
Button favored us with vocal duet and
to conclude the exercises two sisters and
two brothers impersonated a song
which seemed to be the hit of the eve
ming. After the meeting closed all
repaired 20 the lower hall to partake of
oysters and other good things prepared
for them. All the visiting members
announced Sumner knew how to have
a good lively time and we are always
sure TO give anyone welcome.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs G. +. Brown are IN
Lansing today.
Pearl Walker has taken q position
as operator nc the Union Telephone
exchange.
The ladies of tbe..Sumnertou Catholic
church gave box social at that viii
lage Friday evening.
City Treasurer Schwartz will here
afteI be at the city hall only on Fri
days for the collection of both taxes,
DIR. Pelch. formerly of the Sanitorium,
but more recently of southern Ohio,
was in Alma yesterday on his way to
Mt. Pleasant.
Skating is the best it has been in
many winters on Pine River and many
have been out the last few days taking
advantage of it,
Harry Leonard, now al operator for
the Pere Marquette company, left for
Greenville, Tuesday morning, where he
will be stationed.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church will meet next Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r. III.
Doane. on State street.
Mrs. Francis King is entertaining her
sister, Miss Mary Yeomans. Last Fri.
day. Mrs. J. II. Lancashire gave a
luncheon at her home in honor of Miss
Yeomans.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14

Miss Gertrude ID. Fowler and Jasser
K. Ludy, both of Alma, were united in
marriage at the u. B. parsonage at 5
O'Clock Monday afternoon by the pastor,
Rev. Clapp.
FOR SALE-Several cocker Spaniel
dogs from registered stock. Red and
black. Will sell cheap if sold at once.
Call at GA East Downie street. w.
Haywood owner. I,5StI
A meeting of the creditors of the
American Mastic Asphalt company will
be held at Bay City next Monday, The
petition asking that the plant be sold
will be heard and some action taken on
it,
There will be a meeting of the Ladies
Civic Improvement league at the home
of Mrs. j. II. Lancashire, Saturday
afternoon at 2:30. This will be an
especially interesting meeting and all
are urged to be present.
J. VanValkenberg received Thursday
from Charles Daniels of Detroit, hand
some cane cut out of willow stick by
Mr.. Daniels. The cane has twenty
different figures and characters cut on
it and is quite curiosity.
l.. II. Hayt of Pasadena, CAL, called
upon his many Alma friends Monday
and Tuesday Mr.. Hayt came east on
business trip and will return west in
few days. He is much pleased with
his new home in California.
Henry Soule has bought John
Murphy's farm west and south of Alma.
The farm composes 30 acres. Mr..
Murphy intends moving his family to
Alma. The deal was made through G.
II. Carl. the real estete man.
The Record is indebted to ]. G.. Turck,
OF Oak Grove, Ore, for a copy of the
Christmas number of the Portland
Oregonian. 1t is handsome news
paper, illustrations of the spirit and the
beauty of Portland-the Rose City.
Edward H. Wolfe was in Ithaca,
Tues day to attend hearing before
Judge Seaver for the appointment of an
administrator to the estate of his father,
John Wolfe, recently deceased. Judge
Seaver appointed him as the admins
traitor
John Grover has decided to return to
Alma from Bay City and will enter the
employ of c. +. Brown next Monday.
Mr.. Grover was clerk in the Rhodes
store for some time before leaving Alma
and his numerous friends will be pleas ed
to welcome him back again.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14

Hovt went as far as Mt. Pleasant
with them and visited until the hrs
of the week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14
Church ncteS.
CATHOLIC CHURCH

There will be box-social Friday eve
ming in Summerton for the benefit of
the church.
Sunday, Jan. IL mass will be said for
the first time i'll Shepherd at eight
o'clock standard time. The new church
will be blessed before mass in a simple
manner as the solemn dedication cere-
mony has been postponed until spring
on account of the uncertainty of the
weather. Great pains have been taken
with the interior of the church and
when decorated, it will be one of the
prettiest for its size in the dioeese.
Summerton
High mass and sermon at 10: 80, stand
Catechism at $3.50. Rosary and benedic-
ton at 7.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14

Our lines have no equal. The
best brands of cigars and choicest
smokings.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14
PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. Harry l.. Crain, who has ac-
copied the pastorate of the Presby.
terrain church of this city, will occupy
the pulpit Sunday, both morning and
evening. Members and friends of
the church are urged 10 be present at
the services.
The Presbyterian Sunday school has
inaugurated anoher membership con-
test, which will be continued for
three months
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14
GRANGE NOTES.
POMONA GRANGE MEETING.

fOMONA OhANOE MEEIlNO
The next Pomona meeting will be
held at Ithaca, Feb. l6. Mrs. K. j..
Creyts of Lansing will give an address
in the forenoon. Remember the or
atorical contest in the evening. Several
oranges have reported-wish we might
hear from all the oranges, The new
officers of each grange are about all in
stalled and let each and every one try to
make the grange better this year than
last There is a lot of ground to work
and lot of material to gather in. Don't
sit back and let some one else work
Just see what you can do.
MRS. M. c. LAKE,
County lecturer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14

Chas Darling visited In Pleasant
VALLEY last week
George Abbott's farm house was
consumed by fire early Thursday morn
ing
Charlie Plowman and family enter
tanned company from Middleton last
week
Mrs. George Uncer aud little son
returned home Saturday. Mrs. Dudley
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14
NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM.

Geo. r. Shsrrar and p. X VOORHEES,
have opened a real estate exchange
in room 10 Mt the Opera House block
they will devote themselves to real
estate, loans ana insurance.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-01-14
cHAuNoEy wARDwELL.

A delegation from Alma Lodge Royal
Neighbors went to Breckenridge last
Friday where they were entertained
by the Royal Neighbors of that town.
Rev. j. f. Christensen. pastor Of the
Danish Baptist church at Edmore,
called on friends In this city today.