Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-10-25

Frank Jackson of Gladwin is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. a. Pontine.
Frank Gaffney of Hillsdale is visiting
his brother, Z. II. Gaffney.
Ira Moody is moving into his new
house on State-st this week
Dallas Brock is recovering from a
severe attack of intermittent fever.
John Hauer " as called to Ypsilanti
Thursday by the death ofhis brother.in-
law
Mrs NJ f. Burkhead returned Mon.
day night from three weeks visit in
Ohio.
Mrs. Ann o. Buckley of St. Louis,
receives a widows pension of SIP per
month
Miss Rose Marvin, book keeper for The
Hayt q Pierce Co., spent Sunday in
Shepherd.
Miss Dexter of Charlotte was the guest
of Miss Winnie Teeven and Ohas. Mich.
OILS over sunday
Mrs. r. E. Green and Mrs c. w.
Giddings of st. Louis visited at Mrs. d
r Sullivan Monday.
Last Sunday was the banner day at
the sugar factory 5l5 barrels of granu.
lated sugar being turned out.
Chas. a Reekie of Detroit, represent.
ing the Detroit Fire q Marine Insurance
Co was in Alma Wednesday.
The two.months old child of Grant
Burt, who lives on the CLARK farm north
of town, was buried Monday.
Attorney H. NJ. Durham goes to Grand
Rapids tonight to try several cases. He
will be gone two or three weeks.
Mrs. 5. A Burris. who has been visit.
ing her son, Harry Burris, left for her
home in Dansville, III, Thursday.
The Alma w r Q. entertained the
st. Louis w. h. Q. and several members
of the Elm Hall corps Wednesday
Marcus Pollasky of Detroit was in
Alma Monday night, leaving Tuesday
morning for Buffalo on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs Micajah Douglas of
Ferris, and Mrs. Emma Mccullough of
Onaway, are guests of Lafayette Stevens.
II. II. Vermeulen rendered the mem.
bers Of the band a banquet at Benn ett's
cafe after the concert last Saturday
night
Andrew j Holmes, residing north of
Alma in Pine River township, has been
granted a pension of six dollars per
month.
David Duncan of Washington town
ship was elected superintendent of the
poor by the board of supervisors last
Wednesday.
Ten tickets were sold at this station
for the p. M. excursion to Chicago,
Thursday, and two via the Ann Arbor
and Grand Trunk.
+. j. Seidler of Lansing has leased the
vacant room next to The Hayt q Pierce
90. in the opera house block and will
put in bowling alley.
Mrs. A. w Francis and Fred Gerbrick
left on Thursday for Michigan City in
response to telegram stating that their
mother was seriously i'll.
w S. Turck, M Pollasky l.. II. Hayt,
Mrs. H. G.. Price and Mrs. A. j. Conk.
lin took advantage of the cheap rates and
went to Chicago, Thursday
Mrs. Charles Caple Of Canandaigua,
n. Y, arrived in Alma Wednesday and
will visit Mr.. Caples parents, Mr. and
j S. Caple, for few weeks.
Rev. w. X Spencer left Thursday
morning for Adrian where he will de-
liver an address before the district o. K.
convention held in that city today.
A. O. Thornton q Son have leased the
Office building east Of Earl Clark's bar.
Der shop and will conduct on more ex.
tensive plan, a coal and wood yard.
Miss Jennie Starkweather left last !
Friday for Romeo 10 attend her brothers
wedding. She will remain there visiting
relatives until the first Of next week
Mrs. w. A Seavers has returned home
from Detroit where she has been looking
up the new styles in dressmaking Dur.
ing her absence she visited Buffalo