Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

in town Monday.
Waldo Bogart spent New Years with
his mother at Holly.
The board of supervisors are in session
at Ithaca this week.
Geo. Pulfrey of st. Johns did business
in town last Saturday.
DR.. J. H Lancashire was in Detroit
on business Wednesday.
s. A. Vliet and family visited in st.
Louis OH New Years day.
Bart Miller is doing business in the
western part of the state this week.
w. H. Drehmer of Edmore called on
Alma friends the first of the week.
A. b. Weston, the Saginaw plumber
and steam filter, was in town Tuesday.
Miss Marion Church of st. Louis wa S
the guest of Alma friends the first Of
week.
A family of young Indians interested
the people at the depot Wednesday
evening
Miss Nellie Turner of Ithaca was the
guest of Miss Alta Wilson few days
last week
T. A. Ely and @. F. Brown attended
the opening of the legislature at Lans'
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. H. J. Vermeulen and little son
Fred of Toledo are visiting her mother
for few days.
A number of officials of tn d. G.. r.
q w. passed through here lIonday on
all inspecting tour.
Will Young spent Sunday with
friends at the county seat. /. is limited
that he was in Jail.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Banghart has "eturned to
Ann Arbor, after an extende'. visit with
her son at this place.
Mrs N @. Clarke of AM Arbor is
visiting her bro Their, P. T Banghart
and wife, for few days.
Daniel Wood, residing Il rec miles
northwest of town, lost a val liable horse
on Monday by choking to death.
Hereafter no express will be carried
on the stub trains. This leaves Ithaca
with only one express day each way.
Messrs. Brooks, Bruske and Nelson
attended reception New Years night
at the home of Mrs. Crandall at st.
| Louis. =.
| Miss Celia Crane returned Saturday
to her home in Brooklyn after a ten
days visit with her brother at this
place.
Miss Bernice Burns, J. Il. Northon
and w. q. Culver returned Saturday
after weeks vacation, to begin their
school work.
H. U. Button and c. l.. Chadwick
left Monday morning for Louisville,
Kentucky, in the interests Of the
Ulysses Bug Powder.
Frank Medler has traded his house
and lot on Forest street for the property
of John Saunders in the Case edition
on Maple street. The change is a very
desirable one.
A change has been made III the en-
ployees at the Wright House, whereby
Harry Fink becomes day clerk, John
Knoertzer becomes night clerk and a
young man from Detroit bell boy.
A pedro club was organized last Tues.
day night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. S. Ward. Sixteen persons were
present A pleasant time enjoyed by
all. Refreshments were served. The
club meets each week.
We are in receipt of beautiful little
souvenir of Michigan Day, which occurs
on Jan. Goth, the gift OF Jason E.
Hammond, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction. 1t Is hoped that
every school in Michigan will observe
the day.
While two brothers from Riverdale by
the name of Connors, were returning
from Mt Pleasant Christmas day, and
were running horses, one of the
animals fell and broke its neck IL is
stated that too much Ingun water was
the cause.
Mr.. John Hall Of Alma is handling the
W. H. Bard q Co. gasoline, self heating
iron dish washer, bread kneader, ice
cream freezer, hook, spoon and combi-
nation dippers for Gratiot and Isabella
counties. He will soon call on all and
take orders. 92S-tf
J. T. LeMessurier opened his new
laundry last Monday morning and it is
now in good running order. He has all
the necessary equipments for doing
first.class work, backed up by long
experience in operating steam laundries.
Remember him.
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