Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-29
"Was Sne Guilty ?"

arrived at Hubbell's bazaar.
Miss Nellie Taylor spent Thanksgiving
with her parents in Pompeii.
Mr. and Mrs f n. Chadwick were in
Lakeview over Thanksgiving.
Ten thousand bushels OF beans
wanted by the StockbrlGge Elevator
90.
j s Caple 81 Son have good second
hand hard coal stove for sale at bar
gain.
The allied powers partitioned off
Turkey yesterday, aud today the world
is serene.
Watches, watches, watches, the finests
and largest line of watches in the county
at Ecseys.
j. b. Fullerton and Mrs NJ Pierce
spent Thanksgiving with relatives in
Howard CITY.
Robert Marker left on Wednesday for
Milwaukee with prospects of securing
position there.
g. W. Weeks left on Tuesday for
trip TO Lakeview ano places i'll Muskegon
county on business.
Porter's aeeometer will tell your age,
and also register the number of Tense
needed for distant vision.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Johns
church viii hold their annual bazaar on
the 18th of December in the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs y Streggow of Holly
arrived IN Alma "Wednesday TO spend
Thanksgiving with their son, L. j.
StreRgow.
Mr. and Mrs Elias Ayars, who have
been stopping III Alma for the past
eighteen mouths, left on Monday for
their home III Cromonton, Fla.
Calvin w. CLARK and VIM. Calkins of
Boston, Mass spent "A couple of days
with ID G. Barber hunting last week.
They secured one hundred fifty four
quail in the two days.
HeI bert Insley is the new barber at
Amos Pratt's barber shop Mr.. Insley
is a tirst.clasS barber, the man Mr. Pratt
first secured from Port Huron not being
the kind of "A meu he desired.
Ladies clean your gloves with LaBelle
Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Yer
meulen big department. store, head
quarters for kid gloves in all the desir-
able shades. Gloves fitted and war
ranteed.
Tuesday, Dec. 10, is the date set for
the orchestra concert in the college
chapel The soloist will be Anna Louise
/ Gllls, soprano, and Rosa Messenger,
piano A most excellent program is be.
ing arranged for the occasion.
we have had it brought TO our notice
that several Of the village hydrants ave
in bad condition aud some Of them
leak considerably. II is the duty OF
some enc ~ look after this and it should
be done before cold weather sets in.
About thirty members of the Macca
bees OF Alma went to Rverdale last
Saturday night and exemphfAd the de-
gree work of the order for the Riverdalt
Sir knights on class of candidates
The boys all report an excellent time.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by u,
so that we can send youth RECORD anC
the NJ chigan Farmer one year for 81 40
cash in advance. This offer is for ole
subscribers who pay all arrearages anC
one year in advance as well as new sub
scribers.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM ID Gage and Mr.
and Mrs Il Briggs of Saratoga,N y. Y.
who have been stopping at the Wrigh
House since the hunting season opened
have returned home, expressing them
selves well pleased with the results o
the trip
Geo. L. White of ST. Louis and Mis-
Neo l.. Gaut were married in Travers,
City on the 10Th of this month. Mis-
Gaut will be remembered as forme
teacher in our public schools while Mr.
White has been the employ Of o. +
Lau until recently.
Miss Blanche Mitchell had her pocket
book with 1913 20 in it stolen on Tuesda,
last. Suspicion pointed to young lad,
, by the name of Mrs Jennie Thomas a
. the thief and Officer Bodine searched
the house where she resided with tn
result that the money was found an,
, returned to the owner. No arrest ha
been made yet.
, Alma has been experiencing a Goa
famine for the past two weeks amonl
the local coal dealers on account o
their inability to get the coal shippe,
in here. Smith e. Glass were luck,
enough TO get couple of cars the frs
of the week and it kept them busy fill
ing their orders. Thornton g. Son ais
received two cars Tuesday night.
McMullen 81 Mccullough are NOR