Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-12-24
Honaaad VIcINIrY.
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Smoke 1.-THE Alma"
Turkeys galore at +. II Griffith's.
M. V. Sadler spent Sunday in Ithaca
G.. p. Blanchard is home for the holi
days.
J. b. Tubbs shipped two decks of hog,
Wednesday
Get nice juicy roast at Banghart's
for Sunday dinner.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
John Rush last Monday.
Mrs. John Durham returned Monday
from her visit i'll Fenton.
Herbert A. Sprague at the opera
house Tuesday evening, Jan. 4.
Try our Leader coffee new process
roast at c. l.. d G. NJ Delavan's.
Leave your order at p T. Banghart' S
for one of those nice fat turkeys. :
Mrs. f. L. Convis of Ithaca visited her
brother, l.. H. Hayt, last Monday.
Hear Miss Josie Barden, Michigan S
famous elocutionist, at the grand concert,
| Dec 30
Weston wants wood in exchange for
a lady's bicycle and breech loading
shot gun.
Geo Quick left Monday for a three
weeks visit with his wifes parents at
Lamar, Missouri.
"Mr. Kings plan is correct 1t is
the only way to gain and control an aud
fence john b. Gaugh.
Floyd and Bertha Eldert of Ann Arbor
came yesterday for few days visit
with their uncle, P. T. Banghart.
Leberwurst, bologna frankforts,
pressed beef, Vienna and pork sausage
constantly on hand at j. b. Parker's.4
John Watson of Breckenridge called
on Alma friends Saturday evening on
his way home from Ann Arbor where
he is a senior this year.
Miss Simpson left yesterday for King
ston, Ont, where she will make her
home with her sisters family and attend
the Kingston University.
Be sure to hear the star orator and
reader, Byron w. King, at the opera house
Jan. IL. He comes under the auspices
of the Zeta Sigma society.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Mascot of Brecken.
ridge called on H. F. Thompson and
family, on their way to Lansing, as
delegates to attend convention held
there.
Miss Rosa Messenger, who has been
with Miss Carrie Ransom in Detroit
continuing her post graduate work in
music, returned home last Saturday
evening to spend the holidays.
Rev. and Mrs Mills, who have been
spending several weeks at the Sanitar.
ium, returned to their home in Evanston
ILL.,, last Saturday. They will spend the
winter farther south, probably in Knox
vile, Tenn.
j. NJ Nichols sold Kinsbury upright |
piano to the school board this week for |
the high school room. 1t was taken to |
the school house Wednesday evening |
and the scholars were surprised Thursday |
morning by its presence.
Chas. T. Robertson, who moved with
his family to Tuscon, Arizona, nearly
two years ago, has been here for the
past three months strengthening up bus
mess matters. He started back to
Arizona last Monday and will make that
his future home. On his way back he
expected to stop at Battle Greek for two
weeks treatment at the sanitarium.
Fred Halls railroad restaurant and
dwelling house will soon be completed
and the family will move in and COM
mence business in about two weeks.
The front apartment will be devoted to
the lunch counter. Back of this is
located the dining room. A part of
the rear portion of the building will be
used for the kitchen, where Mrs. Hall,
who is an expert cook, will do all the
cooking and baking for the establish
ment. The rest of the lower story and
the upper floor will afford cnpfe living
rooms for the family. Il