Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-01-03
J p. Mex ~ went to Charlotte Mon.

o p Adams spent New Years with
his wife in Howell.
R'ven's horse, cattle. and poultry
food at NJ ,rdens
W. J p lack spent New Years with
relatives in B-lding.
Miss Ariadne McLaren spent Sunday
with friends in Saginaw
Mrs ] L LaMassurier and children
returned 10 Drtroir Tuesday.
O. f. Noyes OF the Stockbridge Eleva.
tor Co spent Sunday in Alma.
l.. ii Hayt and family spent New
Years with relatives in Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. e NJ ilholland spent
New Years with relatives near Ithaca.
1t will pay YOU 70 buy shoes, rubbers
etc, at Pollasky's January clearing
sale.
Mrs. B. O. Baumgarden visited her
uncle, j, A. Burgess OF st. Louis, the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIlwain Of L.tchtield
spent New Years at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Orlando Sharp.
w. o. johnson, who has been visiting
relatives in Iona county for several
weeks, returned home Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Vance Woodland Of
Belding are visiting Mrs. Woodland
T.
A. w. Brock exp cts to leave on Mon.
day for st. Paul, MINI ,on business con
nected with his Acme heating drum.
During P1llasky's January clearing
sale is the the best time TO secure bar
gains in stylish capes, j 'ckets and furs
George Slocum OF Ovid and Miss May
Ingersoll Of Detroit spent New Years
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs o. b Inger.
soil.
Rev. and Mrs. l. B Jones and daugh.
ter. Loa E Lampman, parents and sister
Of Mrs II K Meyers. returned to their
home in Lowell Monday.
j VI. Montigel has secured control OF
the saw mill. formerly known as the
Faughner mill, and az soon "a he gets a
sufficient stock Of logs into the yard will
start saving.
meeting here last Saturday was adj.
urned until one o'clock Saturday az
ternoon, January l1th. The meeting
will be held in the opera house.
IN Montigel wishes to announce
that he has a quantity of his famous
oscillating bob sleighs made up and
ready for sale. His new machine shop
will soon be ready for business.
Mrs G. S. Ward returned home from
that Mr. Ward is improving rapidly
| from his recent operation and will be
able to come home in short time.
The relatives of Mr. and Mrs f s.
/ Mattern were entertained at their home
west of Alma on New Years day, the
occasion being the fifteenth wedding
anniversary of this worthy couple
The peach crop is ruined again for the
steenth hundred time. II This crop
WASH ruined each year it would BE- i'm
possible for the growers TO find cars
enough to ship the peaches out of the
country
Miss VI. a Hodges OF Chicago. who
for 50 long acted as companion and
nurse for Mrs w X Spencer, returned
10 Alma last Monday and resumed her
charge, much to the pleasure OF her
many friends who welcome her
Arrangements have been made by us
so that we can send you The RECORD and
the Michigan Farmer on, year foe 81 40,
cash in advance. This offer is for old
subscrlb ers who pay all arrearaRes and
one year in advance as well as new SUBJ
scribers.
A. n. Hudson the veteran hide buyer,
shipped from this city live silver gray
fox to CT II Zegler, his employer, at
Lansing. The fox was captured by A.
b Rogers, near Cummer's Crossing.
Silver gray foxes range in price from
fifty to one hundred and fifty dollars
Cadillac News.
Walter s. Merritt lost pension GER
tificate on the streets OF Alma some
time the first OF the month aud he has
been unable to find it since. The Ger.
tificate was in the original envelope
AS it is of no value to anyone bur Mr.
Merritt if found he hopes it will be re.
turned, and offers liberal reward for
the same.
The state board Of health has been
notified that several lumber camps in
Menominee county have broken upaud
many workers exposed 10 smallpox
have scattered The board has notified
, health officers Of nearby localities 10
keep them isolated, and is sending out
instructions TO the 200 lumber camps