Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-06
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Prest. A. +. Bruske was in Saginaw
Monday.
Miss Della Sigsbee is visiting relatives
il Grayling.
Ike Fink is suffering from an attack
Of the lagrippe.
Chas. Humphrey spent New Years
in Grand Rapids.
John ID. Spinney was in Grand Rap.
ids Tuesday on business.
Miss Bertha Lyon was in Shepherd
Monday visiting relatives.
Wilbur and Theodore Nelson returned
to Kalamazoo on Tuesday.
Mrs. L. b. Kehn and Miss Minnie
Egert were in Ithaca Tuesday
Mrs X. d. Lemen returned from her
trip to Toledo on Saturday last
j. Major Lemen of Lansing spent
Sunday with his parents in Alma.
II. A. Silsbee of Lansing visited his
brother, G. +. Silsbee, over Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. l.. H. Hayt and children
returned from Henderson OH Monday.
Mrs Seth Tubbs and Miss G. T. Smith
visited in Ithaca Monday and Tuesday.
Henry Miner has position as agent
for the Champion binders and mowers
Mrs j. Nj. Sober of Toledo spent Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs j. W.
Glass
d, W. Moulton of Jackson is visiting
his brother, G. h. Moulton, of West Pine
River.
A. and S. Friedman Of Springfield, O.,
were i'll Alma over Sunday the guests of
F. E. Pollasky.
Mrs. Levi Levan of Saginaw spent the
greater part of last week with her sister,
Mrs j. f. Schwartz.
Melbourne Medler of Carson City was
III Alma over Sunday, returning home
on Tuesday of this week
Chas. Grooms wants to call your at
tention to the fact that he can shave
you right at his tonsorial parlors.
Mrs p. 7. Banghart returned from
Saginaw on Tuesday where she had been
spending the week with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fox of Grayling
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w
z. Sigsbee the latter part of last week
aud over Sunday.
j. Nj. Montigel & Co. presented each
of their employees with turkey for their
Christmas dinner We learned of the
fact too late to mention in last week ;
issue
We are in receipt of very unique
calendar pad and holder from the L of
NJ with the compliments of the Uni.
versity editor, for which we express our
thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan returned
from Hanover on Monday night. They
spent New Years at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Sullivan.
NJ. +. Dutt, who has been conducting
a series of religious meetings in Shep-
herd, was in Alma Monday with view
of making arrangements for series of
meetings here in the near future
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Salter were happily
surprised last week by visit from sew
eral old neighbors of \ orth Adams, Hills
dale county. Mrs. A. Weeks, Mrs. b.
Hall and Mrs A. McMallen made up
the party.
Mrs. Kendall Brooks left on Tuesday
for Kalamazoo where she expects to
make her future home X p. Brooks
also left on Tuesday for Chicago where
he is attending college. Rev w. X.
Spencer will occupy the house recently
vacated by them.
If reckless fellows who commit lawles.
or indecent acts that they desire and
expect the newspapers to suppress on &C
count of the feelings or social standing
of their families had one.half as much
respect for their families as the average
editor has they would never commit such
acts.
On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Courier, who reside on the farm ow nee
by II. j. Hyde southwest of town, dis
covered the house on fire. The alarm
was given TO the neighbors and Will
the help that soon arrived they wer,
able to extinguish the flames before
mach damage was done with the ex
ceptions of burning the roof nearly off
1t is supposed that the fire started from
the stovepipe which runs through tn
ceiling. The fire happened very luck,
as both Mr.. and Mrs. Courier were a
home at the time as also were tn
neighbors when called on for assistance
The annual ball and supper given b,