Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-01-24
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THURSDAY. JAN. %.

THURSDAY. JAN. %.
Mrs. G.. III. Jefts has been i'll Sagi-
nav today.
Miss Elite Mills of Ashley is visiting
her uncle, |. +. Mills
Chadwick shipped a car load of ice to
the Eaton farm today.
Vim. Ii. Condor of Chicago arrived at
1.-The Alma" yesterday.
Joe Ray has purchased the so acre
farm Of Ii. w. Miner four miles south
of Alma.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Weston will spend
Sunday with Mis-. Weston's parents,
near Elsie.
Misses A. G. Stoue and Jean iioat-
son of the SanitaIium, went to Saginaw
this morning.
Rev. j. w. Sutton OF Lake George
was the guest of E. y. and Mrs. Chad
wick yesterday.
A car load OF flour WAS sent from the
Roller Mills to Massachusetts and New
Hampshire today.
The regular review OF Alma Hive, L..
0. Il. M, will be held Friday afternoon,
Jan. "a, in w. r.. G. hail.
A large shipment Of butter WAS sent
by the creamery 70 New York City,
Detroit and Saginaw today.
DR.. and Mrs. Lancashire and the
children went to Saginaw this morning
to see Palmer COX's brownies.
DR.. Bagley reports a fine boy baby in
the home of Francis Worthington one
mile anda half southeast of Alma.
Joe Ray went to Owosso to-day to
make arrangements tol beginning work
on six mile drain, to dig which he has
taken the contract.
a strengthening festival was held
at A. w. Wright S farm The Grafton
yesterday. Il number OF The guests at
the Sanitarium enjoyed the sport, If
they didn't take an active part i'm the
work.
G. +. Morse received the sad news
this morning of the death of his
youngest brother in Ithaca, yesterday.
The remains will be buried in Perrin
ton tomorrow This Is the iirst death
in a family OF six boys
Theadore Nelson smiles beuguly
upon all his friends Il. G.. Ely received
a letter yesterday from Congressman
Avery stating that an appoint ment
to Annapolis would be made from this
district in the spring of lo9i, not lo99,
as was reported.
About three years ago Tubbs ~ Son
loaned some sheep to Philip OIin of
Riyerdale, the sheep 10 beIeturued last
fall. Olin left, and for some time could
not lie located. Through Bob Mo0lo of
Rlverdale, it has haen learned that
Olin is in Perry, n. y. to- which point
an attempt has been made to ship his
goods. Noble is Interested in the TEL
low, financially. AMI together with
Tubbs X Son is endeayoI.ug g. get his
Just dues from him.
The Owosso division of the Ancient
Order of Iiberuians, OF which our
former townsman, Charles McNdlley,
is member has issued handsome invita-
tions for its sixth annual banquet TO he
given February Il. The first page of
the invitation is the irish flag, beduti-
fully embossed In speaking OF the
banquet, the Evening Argus of OWosso
says: That tine spread 70 the banquet
hall will be one of the finest ever gwen
i'll the city, is understood from the fact
that the stalwart champion OF home
rule, Charles McNaIley VIII be in
charge TO see that 40 ainreg 0t the
shamrock goes away hungry The
Owosso division A Q. II, are famous
for their ability to entertain i'm royal
style. At their last banquet given in
February 80, over l2O couples partici-
pated, many guests being present tom
surrounding towns.
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Farmers Institute
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