Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-05-21
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Il. S. Talon spent Monday in st.
Louis.
A new girl at the home of Wilmont
Langin.
j. Wilson drove over TO Perrinton,
Saturday
Miss Maggie Gordon was in Alma
Thursday.
A. f. Robinson of Lansing, was in
town FRIDAY.
Miss Bertha Struble of Alma, was in
town Saturday
Nj. l.. McDougald did business i'll
Alma Saturday.
John Conlan spent Sunday with his
parents i'll Merrill.
Mrs. Heron is visiting with her son
Vet. for IA few days.
John Pierce of Mt. Pleasant did bust
ness III town Friday.
one more Crawford wheel i'll town.
Albert Miner rides It,
Francis Palmer of Alma, was i'll town,
"Wednesday morning.
James Garget of Alma, was the guest
of ''ye editor" over Sunday.
John Ackland is back in his old shop.
He looks as natural as ever.
w. ID. Strong is in Bennington, on
weeks visit with his parents.
Archie McCarty of Middleton, made
this office call Wednesday.
Richard Moore of st. Louis, did some
insurance business in town Wednesday.
A A. Sage of Dushville, gave music
lessons to class of eight, Wednesday.
Henry Vandermark has moved on to
the farm formerly occupied by Alex
Upton.
The X. O. 4. NJ will gave a grand ball
in Tallons Opera House this friday
evening.
Moses Teachworth of Ashley, has been
visiting old friends in this vicinity for
the past week.
j. O. Lumsden of Big Rapids and S.
W. Tinker of Alma, are shipping lumber
from this place.
Mrs Fred Hudson is very i'll with
rheumatism of the heart. DR.. Shatfer
is attending her.
Victor Meisch of Saginaw is running
the tin shop department of L. 5. Tallon's
hardware for the present.
a Mr.. Hart, cashier of the Lenawee
County Bank of Adrian, was the guest
of Isaac Bush, Wednesday.
Mr.. Halstead, who was seriously
injured by "a fall from a ladder, a short
time ago, is able TO be out again.
Lathrop 81 Woodward have import
ed full blooded negro from Georgia. He
will do janitor work for that firm.
l.. b. Treadwell, our popular shoe
maker has gone out Ct the business. He
will manage Reubin King farm this
summer.
Happy George" Nichols closed
weeks engagement Tuesday night. He
has been playing to a crowded house
every night during his stay here.
About twenty members of our l.. O..
7. M. attended the school Of instruction
at 81. Louis, Wednesday. They report
IA pleasant as well as profitable time.
While cutting up potatoes for planting
Monday morning, George Bartlett had
the misfortune TO take generous slice
out of his left hand. He will know bet
ter next time.
George Goodrich has purchased an
las school house 1t is the tract that
Warren Woodward numbered for Gard
ner, Peterman q Co. last winter.
James Vandermark has bought what
is known as the Huntley place, one-half
mile west of town. He is building a
fence III front of it and making some
OtilNA llhNh lCtAlCh LII
Sheriff Mccullough made no mistake
when he appointed Timothy Kerwin as
deputy for this place. Tim" has had
plenty of experience along that line and
will undoubtedly make good officer.
-Four cans of walleyed pike, from the
Michigan Fish Commission at Detroit,
was received here, Monday night. One
can was placed in Mud Lake, one in
Dsaner's Lake and the other two in Pine
river.
Mr.. Isham of Ithaca, has purchased
200 900 feet of ash logs from Gardener,
Peterman d Co. He will build a saw
mill somewhere near the river and rail.
road track and begin operations almost
Immediately. The mill will saw half
inch stock which will be shipped to
Ithaca and made into heading