Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-09

day.
Jas. G.. Kress of Ithaca was in Alma
Thursday.
J.F. Schwartz was in North Star
Thursday.
w. o. johnson returned home from
Virginia Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright were in
Detroit the first of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Stafford of Ithaca was the
guest Of Mrs. G.. E. Wilson on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. O. Trask of Mt.
Pleasant were in Alma the first OF the
week.
Mrs. III. J. Vermeulen left on Monday
for Chicago for short visit with
! friends.
And still they come Another car
load of buggies for j. w. Holmes * Son
on the way.
Don't forget that j. w Holmes q
Son keep the finest line of harness IN
Gratiot county.
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is on sale at Bivns q Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrahal diseases.
Mrs. Nellie Freeland of St Louis was
guest at the homes of DR.. and Mrs WIN.
Kelly and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Willard.
G.. r. Bennett of St. Joseph, who has
been visiting his son, s. l.. Bennett, for
! g., lie home
Monday.
Remember the valentine" social TO
be given by the @ f society at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Glass Tues
day evening, February ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Wilson VIII
move into the house on Superior-st. re-
Gently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. W. q.
Clark the first of the week.
The best paper The largest circula-
ton. The best class Of readers. All
three combined make the RECORD the
best paying paper for advertisers.
This is a good time of year to take
= precautions against having the grip
Diet and careful attention to clothing
will do much toward preventing 1t.
DR.. r.. Z. Hunt attended meeting of
the State Veterinary Association IN
Lansing Tuesday and Wednesday OF
j. this week He read IA paper before the
= association.
David Arnhein of jackson was in
Alma Monday and purchased of j. n.
Ford the bay mare Belle O., 2:34 ?
II for the purpose of shipping her to pur-
IL chasers in Germany.
= The managers Of the opera house have
- booked the Jacks Jolly Jokers" COM
pany for Wednesday night, February IA.
ii This is "A strictly first.class company car
Z, rying eighteen people.
The concert that was to have been
given on February % as one of the mum
bers on the college lecture course has
been postponed to some future date
u to be announced later
=, Early last Friday morning while
:, working on the pond cutting ice, one OF
= E. n Chadwicks horses broke through
- into the river. The animal was rescued
but with considerable difficulty.
~ The eighty acre farm just north O
= town, owned by Isaac Pierce OF yves
- Bay City, has been divided into five acr
~ tracts and will be put on the market
Bert Woodward has the disposal OF tn
property.
" On Monday morning the Ann Arbo
rs passenger train south, due here at :3a
ran into an open switch at Caoillac' de
- railing the engine and baggage coach
10 in consequence of which people intend
v" ing TO go south had to wait until ! 20 /
the afternoon.
bv NJ E Walker of Howell, representa-
Ter G.. E. Burns of that place, has been
mi Alma the greater part of this week fo
ext the purpose of ascertaining the prospect
,ro TO contract with the farmers of tn
slv county to raise beans this season. h
hat expects TO return in short time for tn
,ne purpose of making contracts.
4 2. The anniversary of the birthday
s,l Abraham Lincoln will be commemora
Dol. ed by the G.. A. r. and w. X. q. at Il
,bo hall in Adams block tomorrow evenin
an February 10, at eight o'clock local tim
&c Program will consist of patriotic speec
irts es. recitations and music. Everyone
nice tend and help sing the old war songs.
lev- The February McClure's opens with
DAD second instalment of 1.-The life of {
'rge Master" by the Rev. John Watson (l
and Maclaren), illustrated with four of N
Linsons brilliant paintings, reproduc
ow in the colors of the originals, and
o,d number of beautiful drawings in bla
hr. and white. In both text and illust
tho tions, the work increases in interest
+aoo distinction as it progresses, and mt
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