Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-01

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Finest line of meats of all kinds at
Banghart's.
Walt" Smith of Stanton was in
Alma Tuesday.
l. f. Palmer spent Sunday in Stanton
with his family.
J p Losey was in Yale over Sunday
visiting relatives.
Mrs ID d. Whitesell OF Mt Pleasant
was in Alma Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Bright spent Sun
day in Mt. Pleasant with relatives.
Chas. Spicer left the first of the week
for short trip TO Detroit and Buffalo.
Mrs A. b. Scattergood visited rela-
tives in Saginaw the first of the week
Geo. o Taylor was in Unionville the
latter part of last week and over Sunday
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Houghtaling. four miles south of
Alma, on Thursday.
w. p Sigsby left on Monday for De-
troit where he has position with the
Michigan Central railroad.
Mrs. w. w Fraker was called TO 81.
Johns Monday by the death of her aunt,
an old pioneer of Clinton county.
Two good houses and three lots for
sale cheap. Enquire or write to
1l42-2w. JOHN HAYT, Alma Mich
Mrs c. w. Bates, who has been visit
ing her parents for the past few weeks,
returned to her home in Bay City Mon
day.
The artist recital under the auspices
of the music department of the lleRe
viii be given Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 18Th.
Glen w Cronkite Of South Bend. Ind
who has been in Alma since his father
died short time ago, returned to tn,
former place Monday
Ward Royce has resigned his positi n
in a w. Wright's office and expects 70
leave III few days for Houghton where
he has position with a surveying party
S l. Bennett, Otto Sanderhoff and
Carts Brown were in Saginaw last Fri
day in attendance on the installation OF
officers and initiation of candidates in
the d o X. X
The report that the smallpox patel,
was shaved at Davis d Sons barber
shop, has been Investigated by the health
officer and found false with no founda
tion for the report
l.. II Hayt has purchased a $l3 0OC
bankrupt stock Of dry goods and genera
merchandise in Battle Greek and vii
leave for that place today to assist in
closing the same out.
j. T. Peters Of Waldron has been in
Alma during this week for the purpose
of examining the body Of his step.
daughter aud transferring it TO Owosso
for intermert at that place.
Mr. and Mrs +. w. Blair left Monday
for St Johns where they will visit Mrs
Blair's relatives for few weeks and
then will 60 to Lansing where Mr..
Blair has a position in the auditor gener-
ais Office.
Or VI Dodge returned from Montague
The latter part of last week and is again
filling his position behind the desk at
the Wright House Mr. Eggleston is f Il
ing the position of night clerk at the
sanitarium.
Mr. Millil;en wishes us, in behalf e
the Observation-Disclosures Phonograph
Co 1910 thank f f Pollasky, Messing
er IL o., D. Cameron and someone else,
we don't remember who. for their con.
tributions to the photograph concert
Wednesday
r NJ Hyde has added four new car
riages 70 his livery equipment and is
contemplating purchasing a new surrey
and one or two other rigs in the near
future. Mr. Hyde has found this neces.
sdh Oh hOCUuub VI Ills COubbhublJ III
cressing business
By order of the village health officer,
the college, schools and churches will be
closed for one week, the order taking
effect Saturday night. All fraternal,
literary and church societies are also
included in the order All entertain
ments billed for next week have been
declared off
Under the auspices OF the Arcadia Sun.
day School No. 8, 1.-The Oourtship of
Miles Standish," will be given in the
Eckert school house on Saturday eve.
ming, Feb. 10th. There will be plenty of
good music by the orchestra and we be-
lieve that the young people haveprepared
their parts in way that will please the |
public and do honor TO themselves. The |
proceeds are to apply on the organ fund.
From the standpoint Of an artist the
February number of the Woman's Home