Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-05-27

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Next Monday will be observed a.
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Geo. w Pulfrey is the guest OF
friends and relatives in Saginaw.
Messrs. Geo. Moore aid DIR. +. I,
Lamb spent SUNDAY in Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Frank L. Convis of Ithaca,
spent Saturday afternoon with friends
in Alma.
G. +. Bishopic and family have
moved into the house recently vacated
by Ike Fink.
A handsome monument has been
placed on the Ezra Post lot in River.
side cemetery
The country never looked prettier
than it does now. with the grass a
lovely spring green and the fruit trees
in full blossom.
DR.. A. f. Bruske occupied the pull.
pit of the Warren Avenue Presby.
terrain church in Saginaw Sunday
both morning-and evening.
The home of Rev. anu Mrs. II. l..
Grain was made happy Monday after
noon by the arrival of little SON
Richard Carter Grain. Mother and
little one are doing nicely
Miss Bernice Pollasky entertained q
number of her friends at her home or
State street last Thursday evening
Miss Pollasky is an ideal entertainer
and all present had a thoroughly gooC
time.
J. B. Scott and wife of Fremont,
spent Sunday in Ithaca and Monday il
Alma. Mr.. Scott is driving a Buicl
number sixteen tonneau top, and made
the drive from Fremont to Lansing in
seven hours.
Next Tuesday evening at s o'clock, q
song recital will be given at the colleg,
chapel by Miss Carmen Coll, assisted
by Maynard Cook. Both are favorite
with Alma people, and the entertain
ment promises to be especially good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roos left last week fo
Chicago. which city they will make
their future home. Mr.. Roos ha
been in the employ of the Alma Manu-
featuring company for some time
past.
Rev. A. w. tombstone Of Cadillac
has been secured to deliver the address
at the commencement exercises of tn,
commercial department of Alma College
TO be held on the evening of June l4th
Mr.. tombstone is pleasing speaker anC
Alma people will be glad to hear hin
again.
Plans for the Summer. Chautauqus
are progressing daily. July 18th is the
date set. The programs will be ready
soon. We are assured by those IL
charge that the program will be fine and
they are doing everything possible tc
make the chautauqua success.-Mt
Pleasant Time.
There will be two eclipses mex
month"; lunar and solar. The lat
ter end of the eclipse of the moon
June 3, will be visi HE over nearly tn,
whole of North America; that o
the sun June II. as a partial eclipss
will be visible over the greater par
Of North America.
W. A. COPYRIGHT completed a tubu
lar well or the farm of Jacob Lee
west of Blanchard, Tuesday. which
was has q depth of 1852 feet. Otbe
well men have attempted to get Mr.
Lee we'll. but they met with POO
success. 1t was up to COPYRIGHT {,
do the job -Edmore Times.
Mr.. and Mrs George Page received
letter from their daughter. Mrs
Jennie Avery of Washington, d. c..
saving that she was staying at thu
White House nursing Mrs Taft, VIII,
is ILL 1t Is quite an honor to Ithaca
to have one of its daughters nurse tc
tho biC5iucnt WIG. -OTdtlOb
The Wholesale Merchants Board, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, are making an excur
sion through Michigan this week in
special train and they will visit Almi
to-day. They arrive here at $40 a. IN
and their schedule calls for two hour
in which to do the town. There will b,
about GO in the party including the pres
representatives.
Rev. F. +. Flewelling started Mon
day for all extended visit with his son
Rev. Ralph Flewelling at Cambridge
Mass. He intends taking a course OF
treatment while there. Mrs. Flewelling
will accompany him as far as Detroi
and visit her daughter, Mrs. w. O.
Canwell. From there Mrs. Flewelline
intends going to Hastings to visit hel
. two sons. She will be accompanied b,
Mrs. w. @. Canwell.
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