Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-08
A. J. Hall was in Saginaw Tue. day.

day.
Finest line of meats of all kinds at
BanRhart's
DIR. Stiles Kennedy of st. Louis was
in Alma Tuesday
Ammi Wright lancashire made a
business trip to Detroit this week
A w Wright and DR.. j. H. Lanca-
share went TO Detroit Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mrs NJ Hart aud son, William. are
spending the week with relatives near
ST. Louis.
Ward Royce is assisting at Sharrar d
Mulholland's this week during taking of
inventory.
G. NJ. Hutchinson attended meeting
OF the State Dairymen's Association i'll
Lansing Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Thum attended
the wedding of Mr. Thum's sister in
Newark Wednesday.
Seigel Wilson is on the sick list. s r.
Boyles of Shepherd is assisting at the
Wright House barber shop during his
absence.
Another new phone has been added
20 the list OF the Union Telephone Go
this week. one having been installed in
Mrs T. A Bivins' millinery store
G r Brown went to Lansing Tuesday
20 attend meeting of the Michigan In
dependent Telephone Association and
from there went TO Detroit on business
The morning freight on the Pere Mar.
quette last Tuesday got stuck in a snow
bank between here and ST. Louis and in
consequencethe morning passenger train
was quarantined for one hour in ST,
Louis.
4 f. Timby was home om!Lansing
over Sunday Mr.. Timby has received
the appointment of trespass agent under
the state land commissioner and COM
menced his duties Tuesday
Miss Elva Oaggett of st. Johns and
Myrt Terry of this place were married
in Ithaca Wednesday by Justice Salter
The young couple will make Alma their
home. The RECORD extends congratu
lations.
1t semed very quiet indeed last Sunday
not TO hear a church bell during the
day. IL was truly day of rest for every
body, and many no doubt were glad
that it was not deemed necessary for
them TO brave the storm
The village health officer is issuing
c rtiticates Of vaccination to all student
and schoolchildren who have been vac
cinated and all should remember that it
is necessary TO have such certificates be-
fore entering college or school next week
c. w. Weeks, of Alma, member of
the new marble firm of O. W Weeks x
90. of that city, was IN town Tuesday
He will hereafter visit Howard City
once a month and will keep informed Of
affairs in this vicinity as he has ordered
the Record sent TO him.-Howard City
! Record
Muriel, the little five.year old daugh.
ter of Mr. aud Mrs. John Sullivan, died
| last Tuesday after lingering illness of
! fourteen weeks Her death resulted
! from a complication of diseases follow.
ing typhoid fever. The funeral was
held at the house on Thursday and in
! terment was made in Riverside Gene
terry. The grief stricken parents have
the sympathy Of the entire community
a letter from John d Spinney informs
us that he is getting better but TO him il
seems slowly. We also noticed in last
weeks issue of the Reed City Clarion an
item TO the effect that DR. Bennett Of
Detroit, CRITICAL Surgeon, stopped over
at the sanitarium in that place the first
of the week and while there operated
upon Mr.. Spinney, much to his relief
We are sure Mr. Spinney' many friends
in Alma will be pleased to learn of the
above
The Kalamazoo beet sugar factory
management is making some expert
ments as to the practicability of using
the factory as refinery for making
cane sugar from the syrup or crude
sugar. OF late large quantities of cane
syrup have been received from southern
points and is being worked up into sug-
ar. If is found that the present ma.
chinery is suitable for the work, the |
factory will be kept running the year
round on cane syrup.
The Century is TO have serial story |
by Irving Bachelor, the author of that
popular novel, "Eben Holden" 1t is
border tale of 1912. Two types of the
men who have helped to make. America
are set forth in it one. Northern. Yam.
kee, quaint rugged, and wise ;the other,
a man who has the hardy traits of
Puritan with the romantic temperament