Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-18

s. Messenger was in Bay City Thurs
day.
Bert Hayes was in Ionia Thursday on
business
Bert Woodward and Joe Ray were in
Ithaca Monday.
Girl wanted to do general house work
Enquire at this office
Pearl Slater of Bennington visited re-
latives in Alma over Sunday.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs o. W. Rogers,
on Thursday Of last week, a girl.
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. A.
Dory on Thursday Of last week.
DR.. j. II. Lancashire went TO Chicago
Monday night on business trip.
Mrs Geo. W. Bates OF Bay City is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Vliet.
Guy Mitchell OF Charlotte il visiting
his uncle, j. NJ. Wheaton, and family.
this week.
George DeBoice Of Detroit has been
visiting his friends, Mr. and Mrs David
son of Alma, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Parker are happy
over the arrival of nine pound girl at
their place last Saturday
An eleven pound boy is reported as
arriving at the home of Mr.. and MIS-.
Geo Thompson's last Saturday.
A house and lot near Detroit modern,
to exchange for property in or near
Alma Apply at this office. ll40-4w
Henry Brewbaker has purchased the
lot adjoining the Butterfield property
and will build a residence on the same.
b s. Webb attended the meeting Of
the grand chapter, r. A NJ, in Detroit
this week, as delegate from Alma Chap.
ter No. 1853.
, Mrs Il. O. Payne. Mrs. r A. Chap
man and Miss Harriet Brewer of Ashley,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brewer
the first of the week
The ladies' Of 81. Johns church wish
10 announce that the "rummage sale"
will be continued in the old Smith *
+ Glass building on Saturday
+ w Blair went TO Detroit Monday
Q TO attend the meeting of the grand chap
ter of the r A NJ in session there this
s this week Mr.. Blair is member of the
+ grand council.
u The invitations sent ont for the social
a gathering next Monday night include
ladies as well as gentlemen We are
= also requested to announce that refresh.
:. ments will be served
= Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clarks three
weeks old baby died last Monday with
Inflammation Of the lungs The funeral
e was held at the house Tuesday and in
h terment made in the Pritchard Gene
y terry
The total amount Of sparrow bounty
drawn from Gratiot county during the
= year l900is 1921 26. OF this Gorsline,
!. of st Louis, drew 81 529 80 This would
n make an average of 22l birds each day
a counting Sundays and all
S Henry Pritcbard, who was arrested
on the charge of obtaining money under
, false pretenses, was brought before Jus.
= tice Chadwick last Friday, and after
hearing part of the testimony, the case
was continued until the 9th.
NJ ap1 Mvo Ta-Io. 80 Ior~.-
1 over the arrival of twins at their home
last Friday night The twins, both
boys, weighed ten and one half pounds
5 each DR. n. +. McClinton reports that
mother and babies, including himself,
are getting along nicely.
! The remains Of Albert Angel, father
of H. b Angel of Seville, were brought
to Alma from St johns Thursday and
: day, interment 70 be made in Riverside
cemetery Mr. Angel was an old resi-
dedt Of Clinton county and died at the
: age of -
Hon A. B. Darragh has resigned the
receivership of the National bank at
Niles and his successor has b zen APP
pointed. The affairs of the bank were
} in deplorable condition when it came
into his hands only few months ago,
but notwithstanding this condition Mr..
Darragh has paid go per cent, which is a
remarkable showing.
Camille was given at Salisbury opera
house last night by North Bros. Com
edians to the largest of the large houses
OF the week The presentation was
even better than that given by the same
company when here several weeks ago
The company was at its best last night
and gave excellent satisfaction. To-
night is their last appearance "-Owosso
Argus. Camille will be presented here
tonight. Prices, % and 30 cents. Re-
served seats on sale at Sharrar & Mul.