Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-14
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L. II. Hay; went 20 Ionia Wednes-
day.
j. w How'd of Ithaca was in Alma
Monday.
w. II Parr was in Ionia the first of
the week.
Harry Parker left for Buffalo last
Saturday.
Walter Mallory was in Owosso
Wednesday.
Miss Rose Marvin spent Sunday with
her mother in Shepherd.
Miss Lulu Wilson is slowly recovering
from her recent illness.
Mrs II Vermeuen returned home
from Toledo last Saturday.
Get a merchants free ticket aud 90 TO
the opera house next week.
Mrs Geo. Sharrar has been i'll with
the grippe during the past week.
The RECORD and Michigan Farmer
one year for 81 45, cash in advance.
Mrs d. VI Peters of Shepherd was
the guest Of Mrs J. w Dean the first Of
the week.
II you want second hand stoves of any
kind call at Brock 5 shop, in charge Of
JAS. Fergueson.
r NJ Hyde wishes to purchase sew
eral good horses, and from now on will
continue TO buy and sell
Miss Bessie Williams Of Stumpy
Ridge was the guest OF Maggie
Funstein the latter part of last week.
WANTED. 4 good. bright active boy
TO learn the printers trade VIII give a
good boy a good chance. Inquire at
this Office.
l.. H. Hayt was in Ionia the latter
part of last week and purchased bank
rupt stock of goods which will be closed
out at that place.
Neil Mcnamara sold his splendid
pair Of matched bay horses on Tuesday
last 10 NJ Eager of Carson City.
Consideration, $500.
James Ronald was called 10 Marlette
the first of the week TO attend the fun
eral of niece He was accompanied
by his son, O. Ronald.
Mrs. W Webb was called to Ferris
last Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
her father. She was accompanied by
her niece, Miss Edith Palmer.
Warren HaV Sc has purchased the r
VI Hyde livery stock and took possess.
/ ion on Monday last Mr.. Hawse is an
experienced liveryman and should make
a success of the business,
Harold T. Finney, well known 10y
many of Alma people, died az his home
in Detroit, February eth, of pneumonia
He was "a guest at the sanitarium last
winter for three months and was O
cousin Of Mrs. Hattie VanDyne
SHas Moody of Forest Hin took the
train at this place Wednesday for Sheri
dan, called there by the illness of hi.
br5th-r-iu.law, Jerry Rush, who suf
fercd "a stroke of paralysis the first OF
the week,
DR.. q. a. Munich, the ole reliabl,
specialist, viii make his next visit &C
Alma. mt the Hotel Arcadia, Saturday
February 10. Gall on him II not i'm per
feet health Cures guaranteed so VOC
run no risk See advertisement. Pay
when cured.
The Detroit Journal of last Weanes
day was issued as "a special beer sugai
edition 4 general description of th,
beet factories Of Michigan was given, ace
companied by illustrations Of the plaut.
aud the men who are chiefly identile.
with each institution The write.uI
aud illustrations of the Alma sugar tao.
/ tory and Mr. a W Wright filled q
half-page The journal isl the first
state paper to give an extensive descrip
ton Of this new Michigan industry anc
its progressiveness is 20 be commended
To say that the Rev. Thomas Dixon,
j., is pleasing speaker would be moi
enough 20 say that he was talented
would also be too little and 20 attribute
to him the power of entertaining a cul
tured audience would also lack in
praise He pleased his hearers, enter
tanned them and instructed them and
gave TO the patrons OF the Union
Lecture Course an excellent opening OF
the season. Topeka Daily Capitol
Last number ON tine lecture course, opera
house next Tuesday night. Reserved
seats at Sharrar q MuInoi.and's.
a young girl about sixteen years OF
age, giving her name as Ethel Clark
ana home as Leslie. struck Alma Jan,
~, aud INT up &C one of our hotels
Later She went TO another hotel where
She boarded until Thursday of last week
when the sheriff OF Grand Rapids came