Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-17


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VIM. Reed was in Ionia Tuesday on
business.
Joe Ray was in Mt Pleasant Monday
on business.
Shoe sale continues another week at
g. Is. PettyJohn 81 Co IS
w j Gargett was in Mt. Pleasant
and Ithaca Monday on business
G. !. Miller left Monday morning for
two weeks visit in Bowling Green
Mrs. M. Scallon of Wyman spent
Monday night with Mrs Bart. Miller.
Miss Sarah Mcnamara spent Sunday
in Mt. Pleasant the guest of her sister
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Wright left for
Battle Greek Wednesday on business
trip.
Miss Eva Craig of Saginaw il spend.
ing the week with her sister Mrs j. G.
Bright.
Mrs. Edwin Miner of Riverdale is visit
ing her daughter. Miss l.. Z. Mayfeld,
this week
T. j. Russell, travelling passenger
agent of the Canadian Pacific railroad
was in Alma Tuesday.
Many of the new spring tyles in wash
goods, laces etc. are being placed on
sale this week at f. f. Pollasky's.
r. w Fredricks, who has been on the
sick list this week, is again able 20 ar.
tend 10 his duties as porter at the Wright
| House.
Mr.. and Mrs Bart Miller spent Sun.
day in Hemlock and Monday were in
Saginaw. Miss Hattie Petit returned
with them Monday night
The call for the republican caucus
will be found in another column Of this
issue. Read il over and then attend at
two O'Clock in r. d. Lemens office
There will be social dance given in
en-. Browns hall in Ithaca on Wednes.
| day evening next, under the manage
ment of J. G. Peer The bill for dance
and supper will be SlOO.
A Washington Birthday party will
be given by the Elwell band in Tay lor's
hall, Elwell, on Wednesday evening Of
next week. The bill for the evening, in.
GLIDING supper, will be seventy.fve
cents.
Through an error on the part Of IN
compositor the name OF John F.
Schwartz was connected with that Of
John 9. Caple in a suit in the circuit
proceedings published in the RECORD
/ last week 1t should have read John
/ 5. Swortz
The hydrants were tested this week
after the recent cold spell and several
We're found frozen so that il was neces-
sary 70 take steam engine around and
force steam into them in order 10 get
them thawed out.
Miss Bertha Stevens was in Ann AR.
Dor on Wednesday. 1t is not her in
tention to give up her studies in Ann
Arbor but she will not go there to stay.
| She will remain at home and make regu
lar weekly trips to that place.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents in Sumner township, Chas.
Rockafellow and Miss Mary Leonard.
f. A. Potter performing the ceremony.
Both are well known young people and
their many friends join in wishing
them long and happy life.
While the gastric juice has mild
bland and swedish taste, il possesses
the power 10 dissolve the hardest food
that can be swallowed. II has no infu.
ence whatever on the soft and delicate
fibres Of the human stomach, nor upon
the living hand but at the moment of
death it begins 20 eat them away with
the power of the strongest acids.-The
Designer for February.
The Michigan crop report for Jan.
uary, issued by Secretary of State,
Stearns, says that in reply TO the ques.
| ton, HAS wheat during January suf-
fered injury from any causef" 372 cor.
respondents in the southern counties
answer yes" and ~ mo" In the
entral counties 1926 correspondents
answer yes" and 81 mo, and in the
northern counties - answer Eyes, -
and a. "no.' The prevailing opinion
] ~ = l.. I 4
injury. Conditions have been very
unfavorable, yet the outcome depends
very largely on the weather that fol-
lows
The Henderson Lyceum Entertain
ment Co. which occupied the boards at
the opera house all last week, played to
crowded houses the last two nights of
their stay and fairly good houses the
arct ~ tho upaat Mr. Hppdaraou MIN we'd