Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-04

MISS Mertha refers OF Detroit is VISIT
ing .elativesin Alma.
Wilbur Nelson returned to his studies
in Kalamazoo college Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Donahue of Ithaca spent
New Years in Alma with the Misses
Fleming.
q S Bright of Grand Rapids spent
New Years in Alma with his brother,
j. q. Bright
Thos Clark was in Lansing the first
Of the week attending the opening Of
the legislature.
Mill wood, buzz. soft and hard maple
and beech wood for sale at O. Ii Mar
quette's wood yard.
MIR and Mrs Il ID. Morrison Of Nj,
Pleasant visited Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Hunter. New Years.
Mrs. J. +. Schwartz and daughter,
Edna, went to Saginaw Monday to spend
New Years with relatives.
NJ IS Jessie Weed of Nit. Pleasant
spent the holidays in Alma with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Weed
Ladies desiring 10 take embroidery
lesson should call on Mrs Il A Bivins
and make arrangements before Jan. - :
Mr. and Mrs. w. + Wilson very
pleasantly entertained few invited
friends at their residence Monday even
ing.
IF. Slrtor, Sr, went to Owosso,
Monday, TO assist in nursing Q. b In
gersoll's father who is quite i'll at that
place.
Miss Ada D. Stone, who has been
visiting friends in ALMA during the hol-
idays returned 60 her home in Freeport
Ill, Monday.
a w Brock has had issued from this
Office a very neat little booklet telling
about the good points of his Acme"
heating drum
Mrs VIM. Hannah, Jr., of Harbor
Springs joined her husband at this place
last Saturday and remained until
Wednesday when they returned home.
A. W Brock, Jr., of Rapid City, who
has been spending the holidays in Alma
with his parents, returned TO his posi-
ton as drug clerk in that place on Mon
day.
Thos Gaffney Of Stanton and w. w.
Ferris. landlord of the Hotel Arcadia,
have secured bonds and opened a saloon
in the room in the hotel formerly &C.
cupied by O. b. Ingersoll.
J. NJ. Montigel has secured the agency
for the Deering harvesting machinery
and repairs for the wear 1901 and will
include those popular harvesting ma
chimes with his other well known ma
chinery.
McKanlass. the greatest living colored
violinist, Miss Lizzie Perry, the Jewish
Creole, with the Alabama Warblers at
the opera house next Monday night
Reserved seats on sale at Sharrar d
Mulholland's.
The Wright House barber shop and
bath rooms are being reprinted and re-
fitted throughout this week and will be
ready for J A. Allen to move into them
sometime next week The bath room
in particular is receiving a general over
hauling New floor and new porcelain
bath tubs Will be put in and Mr.. Allen
will have the finest suite of rooms for
his shop to be found in this part Of the
state.
As an evidence of the esteem the en-
ployes of the sugar factory have for their
superintendent and foreman, they have
presented them each with some very
valuable gifts during the past week ID
Jessurun, the superintendent, was pre-
scented with an elegant gold watch. his
assistant, Mr.. Neuma ster, gold watch
tudlu dbu tldIHt " ullt lut luItIldu
Mr. Prochavka. was also presented a
gold watch chain aud charm. To say
that these gentlemen appreciated these
gifts would be putting it mild.
In the case of the county of Isabella
VS. Lewis Gorsline the Judge took the
question in hand and away from the
jury and rendered judgment in favor
of the county for the recovery of
/ 81, 1922 for money received by Gorsline
upon fraudulent sparrow orders. 1t is
reported that the case may 20 TO the
supreme court. bat there seems 10 be
Justice in the judgment as it returns ia
the county treasury a small portion of
the money alleged 20 have been fraudu.
lently drawn from it.-lsabella County
Enterprise.
The Alabama Warblers played TO a
good house on Monday evening last and
gave good satisfaction. The company
| is an excellent one, each member being
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