Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-12-01

tuesday.
f. A. Hodgskinson was in Saginaw on
Wednesday.
j. w. Robinson of Vestaburg was in
Alma Tuesday.
j. ID Pierson of Saginaw spent Satur-
day with j. O. Bright.
Z. ]. Francis returned to his home in
Newark, o., on Monday
DR.. j. II. Lancashire left on Tuesday
for Boston on business trip.
Miss Della Sigsbe spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Grc nd Rapids
Chester Walker, .Tr., went to Caro-
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving.
If you wish TO be reminded of your
younger days call at Hubbel's bazaar.
p. III. Bruske of Grand Rapids spent
Thanksgiving with his parents in Alma.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Leonard spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Fenton.
They are the talk of the people all
around Alma and vicinity, petty johns
store)
J. j. Huffman of Henderson was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Hayt over
Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Seaver left on Wednesday
on business trip to Grand Rapids and
other points.
Farmers, when you are in Alma get
your dinner at the Milliken House.
Only % cents.
Mrs. A. j. Hallack left on Wednesday
for Leslie where she will visit relatives
for a short time.
Floyd Losey of the Merrill Visitor
was the guest of his brother, j. p. Losey,
the first of the week.
Warren Dusenberry left on Wednes-
day for Vanderbilt where he expects to
remain during the winter
A good hired girl for general house
work can find employment by applying
at the home of Chas. Spicer
d. O. Barber left on Monday for Chi
cago where he expects to enter the en-
ploy of DR.. r. O. Turck in his labora-
tory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Il. Brown of the
Otsego Union, Otsego, will spend the
balance of the week with c. f. Brown
and family.
Lou j. Burch a representative of
Truth" an independent paper pub
lished in Detroit, was in Alma the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. George Cline died at her home
in Alma on Wednesday of last week
with heart trouble at the age Of 50 years.
The funeral was held on Friday.
Attend the manufacturey' cloak sale
of stylish capes, jackets, fur collarettes,
capes, muffs and childs' sets during
the next ten days at f, IL \Pollasky's. =
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shaw returned
home on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw have been visiting relatives and
friends in New Jersey and New York
during the past few weeks.
| G.. S. Youngs has resigned his position
as tareman at the Alma sugar factory
and Clarence Giddings of st. Louis has
been appointed by the state for the va
caucy. Mr.. Youngs resigned on ac-
count of pressure of other duties.
The Glare Sentinel came out last week
with four extra pages and printed on
pink paper in honor of its twenty. first
birthday The Sentinel is kept well TO
the front among the newspapers of Mich
igan and Editor WEIGH is to be congratu-
lated.
December ii is the date fixed for the
annual bazaar held by the ladies of the
st. Johns church. Those kind patrons
who have visited these bazaars for the
past twelve years will find as good
an assortment of seasonable articles for
sale as ever.
Our readers will probably notice that
the continued story "In His Steps, that
has been running in the columns of the
RECORD during the past few weeks, Is
omitted in this issue. We are in hopes
to make arrangements for the continu-
alton of the story next week.
The blacksmiths of the county are
contemplating an organization for the
purpose of taking course of lectures
before they are required to take the ex-
aminations for blacksmith's license.
The new law requiring all blacksmiths
to be examined by state board went
into effect September 2, but they
have ninety days in which to perfect
themselves for the examination.
The two year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Donevant died on Saturday of
last week with membraneous Group. The
funeral was held at the house on Mon.
day, the Rev. E. l.. Sinclair officiating,
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