Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-11-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
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Mrs. II. NJ. Kyes is on the sick list.

of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Caple returned to
Toledo Saturday.
Mrs Dewitt Vought visited friends in
Gilmore Thursday.
b. Schlesinger OF Grand Rapids visited
his sister, Mrs. 5. Fink, this week.
Mrs. NJ. T. Heath of Ithaca spent
Wednesday with Mrs. o. II. Brown.
VIM. Miller and two daughters, Rena
and Lena, went to Lansing Thursday.
MI Osterhout OF Belding was in
Alma over Sunday and the first OF the
week.
Mrs. II. CT. Price left on Monday for
Big Rapids and Cadillac on l. o. NJ.
work.
Chas. Bullock of Laingsburg is the
new bartender at Paul Murray's place
OF business.
Amos Pratt has secured Bruce Saville
OF Port Huron TO assist him in the
barber shop.
Mrs. A Thum went to Perrinton
Monday 10 attend the funeral OF MIR.
Thum's aunt.
Hugh Manufacturing had one of his
fingers badly crushed at the sugar fac
tory last Sunday.
Joseph Carr and Miss Cora Graves of
Saginaw visited MIR and Mrs. p. I.
BaGghart over Sunday.
Llewellyn Duzenbury left Monday
night for Otsego county. where he has a
position for the win er.
G. A. Bullock of Lowell, Pere Mar
quetre relief agent, is acting as agent
at this station during Mr. Winchells
absence this week.
Fred w Gay of Alma and Miss
Emma Anderson of Bethany were mar
ried at the +. NJ parsonage i'll Alma
last Tuesday by Rev. A. DaFoe.
The train on the Ann ArbOr that here
tofore arrived here at II 81 now comes
twenty minutes later. The change Of
= time went into effect last Sunday
The ladies' of the Presby terrain church
, are meeting with great success with
their "rummage sale" this week. The
sale will continue until Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Sgsby were in
Alma Friday night, and Saturday morn
ing left for Lakeland where Mr.. Sigsby
a has been detailed as Ann Arbor opera
tor.
VIM. Pierce and Wm. Foruey have
!. purchased l.. T. Tichenor's barber shop
v Mr.. Tichenor has moved to Edmore and
1 accepted position as brakeman on the
Pere Marquette.
l. non. II l. Wood of Ithaca and Mr.
e Caldwell of Toledo, a bretherin law Of
, MIR Wood, was in Alma "Wednesday
visiting the sugar factory, and while II
town made the RECORD a pleasant call
a Edwin G. Crane, at one time a popu
c lar society man aud public singer O
3 Detroit, committed suicide in a New
= York hotel last Tuesday by taking car
Il bolic acid He was sOnin.law of Col
=, J O Elwell of St. Louis.
, Mrs. Hester A Keefer has received
E. check fog 81 900, the amount OF insur
auce carried by her late husband in tn
A O. O. CT. 1t is plainly evident tina
T. the Cleaners ara very prompt In tn
n, payment of their death benefits.
&c st. Louis wants a sugar factory, an
ne wants 1t bad. According 60 the CORES
r. pondents TO the Detroit papers suf1icien
nd acreage has been pledged and all that
~ now lacking is half million dollar
be with which to build a plant. Here
hoping that the necessary is forthcoming
IN Editor Dewey of the Owosso Time
nd had very sweet spell on last week. h
re- issued a ten page paper and nearly a
e, the reading matter was devoted to sugf
~. beet culture and the manufacture
is beet sugar. Editor Dewey Is one of IL
he men who have made Owosso what il
pt and he knows a good thing when
'ep sees it.
ar It took the Owosso football team eve
less time last Saturday to discover tn
. the Alma boys could play football tina
en- 1t did the party OF Owossoites the di
me before to find ont that the city al
~, the farmers around the city could ma
, siG sugar at profit to all from beets II
Der score which the Alma team rolled l
against Owosso was IL to 0.-Owos
q. Times.
- The new 2.cent piece soon to be issu
by the government will be unlike al
'"u other current coin in tnat it will have
hole in the center something like Chine
Jul money. The new innovation was deem
'U, necessary on account of its likeness
'"u the present nickel cent piece in g
nc" and alloy 1t has already been des
'io' mated the "dough.nut coin" on accor