Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-29
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All trimmed hats at one half price
at NJ * j Limborn's.
Mrs. J b. Rockwell wss in Carson
City over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. ]. S Caple spent Thanksgiving
with relatives in Il atom Rapids.
The RECORD and Michigan Farmer
one year for 81 40. cash in advance.
NJ A. III Zines took "A trip in south Of
Vestaburg last Tuesday hunting.
ID o. Anderson of the RECORD force
has been on the sick list this week.
Miss Laura Mcdonald is visiting at
the home of Mr. aud Mrs. CT. f. Wilson.
Ms. 3. s. Hudson % Lowell Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. L. j Streggow
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Sharrar,
on Tuesday. a ten and one. half pound
boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Thornton OF Mar
ion are visiting friends in town this
week.
T. g Goodell of White Lake is visit
ing his uncle, A l.. Fisher for few
days.
Mrs. A d. Wright left on Tuesday
for two weeks visit with relatives near
Toledo
The opera house is engaged by the
ladies of ST. Johns church for a bazaar
on the 18th of December
What makes nicer present than a
fine watch? Lnsey has the finest line 70
select from in Gratiot county.
Mrs. r w Corey of Galena, Mo, ar.
rived on Wednesday for "a visit with her
daughter, Mrs Decatur Coleman.
Ellsworth Talbert is endeavoring TO
acquire the knowledge of how 10 proper
lv WELD the raz,r and shears in Ike
WooDfins barber shop
Ike Fink has not been able 70 attend 10
! his duties as assistant postmaster this
week on account Of IA swelled face-nOt
heac-caused by liberation.
From the returns so far made by the
Alma hunters who are north II appears
that deer are not very plentiful this
season. We know OF only one having
been shipped in here so far this season.
II. CT. Pulfrey arrived home from De.
troit on Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents and expects % remain
here a short time in the interest Of f J
SYSTEMATICALLY with whom he has a
position.
a. Eagon, who has been stopping with
his sister. Mrs. Q. l. Chadwick. for the
past two months. left on Wednesday for
his home in Odessa, MINI He has
nearly recovered his health since coming
to Alma.
On account Of not being able TO secure
cars. Win. Wilson will not ship poultry
until December 3. deliveries 10 be made
in the forenoon on that date. Contracts
can be made at his grocery store at any
time from now on.
A. J Conklin and wife entertained
his mother, Mrs. J. +. Conkin Of Battle
Greek, sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs Burr Weeks of Battle Greek, and
{ uSin and wife, Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Gilbert of Iowa. over Thanksgiving.
A package Of printing sent to the
agent of the Edna Farrell Sock Com
pany has gone a-tray, consequently he
: is unable to properly bill this town.
Nevertheless. 90 not let this keep you
away, for this is one of the best compan-
! les travelling.
f. j. Seidler opened his bowling alley
last NJ ,nday aud nearly everyone has
been enjoying this most excellent sport
z. all the week. Some quite high records
, are reported. The one holding the
t highest for the week will receive a $500
, hat on Saturday night
Z j Alverson moved to Ithaca the
first of the week where he will remain
until the completion Of the court house.
3 He reports that everything is being
e rushed as fast as possible and the only
S difficulty he experiences is in securing
T sufficient men to do the work.
. The illustrated lecture last Tuesday
= night by John B Denote was one of
the best ever delivered in Alma and the
: lecture course committee is 10 be con-
= gratu ated upon securing such talent
= for the course Of lectures. The next
8 number of the course will be the Boston
4 Ladies' Symphony Orchestra on January
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+. Groeber, the gentleman who is SUP.
erintendng the construction and install
ing of the machinery for the pulp dryer
i at the sugar factory, had his hand badly
2 crushed while at his work last Monday
{ by getting it caught beneath a six ton
A piece Of iron. Very luckily the iron had
Y pieces projecting from it so that only
t part of the hand was caught, otherwise