Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-23

Pure pork. sausage, no cereal, at Bang
harts, 10 cents.
Miss Addie Kentz was visiting Dean
Cowdry Saturday.
Pure lard, no composition at Bang
hart's-Saturday only ten cents.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply at 2l5 Woodwork ave.
Petronella Thiors of Alma visited
Rose Donavan of Mt. Pleasant over
Sunday,
Mrs. Ed. Pierson of East Tawas, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pierson over
Sunday.
Marie McKinnon of Mt Pleasant Wis
tied Mrs. John Oswald and son Floyd,
over Sunday.
WANTED-Single man to work on
farm by month. l.. W. Raycraft, Forest
Hill, route l. 1912 u
Willie Van Tarsle of Mt. Pleasant,
who is visiting his grandmother is very
sick with the humps.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. II Shepherd and
daughter Juno, spent the last Of the
week visiting friends in Saginaw and
Flint
FOR SALE-Eggs at one dollar for
setting from Brown Leghorn LIST prize
winners. Telephone line one one ring.
Forest Hill, Calvin Best.
Francis King has rendered to the
Board of Directors of the Miller Saw
Trimmer Co. his resignation as president
and member of the Board
Monday evening, March 9th the
members OF the Woman's club will
entertain their husbands at the home of
DIR. and Mrs. J. II. Lancashire.
The W r. {. thimble club will meet
with Mrs John Minnick, Tuesday
March 2S This will be an all day
meeting and dinner will be served
The peanut rooster in Luchini's fruit
and confectionery store blew up Monday
and the conclusion resulting therefrom
broke three of the large glasses in the
front of the building The machine was
a total wreck.
DR.. r. +. Erwin sold his yearling colt
last Tuesday to n Bannister, of Emer-
son township, for $3.50. The colt was
sired by billiard Online Dam by Honest
Lou and has prospects of making a
speedy one on the track
The Misses Rose Donavan, Rose and
Z Hannah Sullivan, Ethel NJ. Garvin,
Mary Murray all of Chicago, enroute
for northern points on polite series of
readings and lectures. spent Saturday
and Sunday here visiting friends.
European novelty ION the Banks
of the Killarney" at the vaudette next
Thursday evening The troupe have
their own special scenery as we'll as
trained pigeons and ROSTERS and all ex-
ceptionally good n;ertainment is
promised.
Alma Hive No 332 L.O T.M.M. will
celebrate the silver anniversary of the
order at the X of p. hall Friday, March
81, from to pm. A program has
been prepared by the ladies, light re-
freshments will be served to the invited
guests Silver offering.
Judson Van Bnskirk died Feb. %, at
his home in Seville, of Brights disease,
at the age of 30 years and 8 months. He
was so brave and calm to bear his suf-
fering hoping to get better But we
must bow in submission to the Saviour s
will. He leaves a mother, sisters and
brothers to mourn their loss.
Patrick b Eagan, of Summerton, one
of the pioneer settlers of that section,
died last Thursday night and was buried
Monday in st. Patrick's cemetery. Mr..
Eagan's death was sudden as only ten
minutes before he had been reading.
The funeral services were conducted by
Father Mulvey, of this city.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
Chas. Rhodes, State street OH Tuesday
afternoon, March %. AS this is the
annual meeting and election Of officers
large attendance is desired. At this
meeting the ladies will also give fare
welt 10 Mrs. Howe who leaves very
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