Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-01

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q ish and Micham spent Thursday vii
o Mrs. o. NJ Scott.
$ Several lovers of tripping the ligl
8 fantastic attended the Hallowe en- par
. in st. Louis last night.
Q Earl Clark has been on the sick Iii
Z for the past two weeks, but is impro,
, ing somewhat at present.
Otto Hawley, who has a position wit
the Saginaw Sugar Co., spent Sunda
in Alma with his parents.
Mrs. J w. Ewing returned home o
Monday from Ionia, where she had bee
visiting for the past two weeks
most welcome rain commenced yes
terday afternoon and the dusty condi
ton OF the roads have been changed
Mrs. II. b. Scattergood of Saginaw
returned home Monday, after a shor
visit with her son. A. b. Scattergood.
A. II. Andrews of Chicago will furnish
the furniture for the new court house a
an expense of S6,035 1t is up-to- dat Q
A number of our young people at
tended the Halloween party given by
the Jolly Friars" in Ithaca last night
The adjourned meeting of the Pine
River Farmers Club will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher on Thurs.
day, Nov. I.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Tromp of St
Johns, who visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Henry Brewbaker last week
returned home Monday.
Mrs. H n. Hayes left Wednesday for
a short visit with friends and relatives
in Battle Creek and other points in the
southern part of the state.
Ohas. VanWegen arrived home from
Bradford. Pa last Friday night in re-.
spouse TO a telegram informing him of
his mothers serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Sanderson of
Greenville have been visiting their son,
W. ii. Sanderson, of this place, and rel.
atives In St. Louis this week.
Miss Velma Sharp gave a reception in
honor of Mr.. VIM. NJ Gage Of Saratoga
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs l.. A. Sharp, last Friday evening.
.. A Button, the genial postmaster
IF Sumner, was united in marriage Octo-
Der 2lst 70 Mrs. Christina Miller of ST
Louis. The RECORD joins in congratu-
lations.
Evidently business is booming at the
Wright House barber shop. Messrs.
Allen & Wilson have put in the third
chair and secured the services of Geo.
w Goble of Grand Rapids.
Tubbs & Son are shipping a car load
IF lambs this week, which are as fine
Dad as ever left the county. They pur-
'hased so of Gage Wood of Forest Hill
which averaged "a pounds head
}. +. Schwartz and j. h. McCarty
went to Glare Monday to install one of
the celebrated Schwartz hot blast furn-
aces. Messrs Schwartz q Montigel
ire having hard work to keep up with
heir orders.
The Indian summer weather during |
he past three weeks has been of great |
assistance to the farmers in delivering
heir beets to the factory. 1t has also
increased the percentage of sugar to
ute ali extent.
Mesdames j. II. Lancashire, V. M.
Wilson, r. H. Wilcox and Edward
hannah have been in Ann Arbor this
1eek In attendance on the meeting of
ne Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs
hannah will visit friends in Detroit be-
Ore returning home.
A very pleasant birthday party was
endered Miss Ruth Kelly at the home of
or parents on State-st. last Saturday
fternoon in honor of her fifth birthday.
y eleven Of her young friends. Refresh
tents were served and a very enjoyable
me was participated in by all.
The Ann Arbor train due here at 1894
ID not arrive until five O'Clock last
uesday The train left Toledo late on
of wreck in t35e yards at that ,
'int, and then it was again delayed at Z
hilson by that same old sink hole that :
As caused so much trouble in the past. 4
Edward Fleming died at his home in :
ne River one-half mile west Of the :
right school house last Tuesday morn. {
z OF pneumonia. The deceased leaves {
wife and two children. He was forty {
ars of age Funeral services were :
I'D at the house Thursday and inter. :
ent made in the Wright cemetery. $
The dust on our streets has been very :
sagfeeable during the past two weeks, :
ID it appears TO be case OF short {
on the part of someone in {
continuing the service of the street. :
rinkler. II il bad only been run over Z
streets few times during the day (