Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-01-31

Tuesday.
John L. Mathews OF Ithaca was in
Alma Tuesday.
Before selling your hay see the Stock
bridge Elevator %.
Marcus Pollasky of Detroit spent Sun
day in Alma with relatives.
DIR. r. f Erwin was called to Glare
Monday on professional business.
The junior exhibition Of Alma college
will occur in the college chapel tonight.
Mrs. Henry Sinner left on Thursday
for visit with relatives in Mansfield,
Ohio.
Mrs A j. Hall returned home from
Eaton Rapids and Charlotte last Tues.
day night.
Zito's famous orchestra OF Saginaw
will furnish music for the masquerade
ball tonight.
NJ. Pollasky attended the grand lodge
meeting OF the +. 81 A. NJ. in Muskegon
this week as representative from Alma
Lodge.
Mrs Geo. + Butler will entertain the
their husbands, at her home on State.
st. next Monday evening.
Until further notice w. e. Wilson will
load poultry at the Pere Marquette
yards on Tuesdays of each week The
highest market price paid
Finch is the new game that is all the
fad in society nov We have the cards
for sale at this office, with full instruc.
tions as to how the game is played
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 4. VanNier of
Devils Lake, accompanied by their son
and daughter, sister of Mrs. ]. W.
Clark, are visiting Henry Daymon and
family.
DR. Carl Meyer and wife, who have
been stopping at the Wright Hnnse dur.
ing the starting of the pulp drier,
started last Monday for their home in
Germany.
Jas A. Allen of this place and Miss
Filth Bradford of Wheeler were mar
ried at the latter place on Tuesday Of
last week, The RECORD extends con-
gratulations
Rev. A F. DaFoe received the sad
news the first OF the week that his
brother had been severely injured while
working in the Pere Marquette car
shops at Ionia.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey VanDyne left
last "Wednesday for Lacrosse, Wis,
where they visit Mrs VanDyne's
parents for short time and then 20 TO
Dakota, their future home
The Misses Delayan entertained the
Woman's Club at their home on State
It. last Monday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served and very enjoyable
time participated in by the club mem
bers.
The cold snap during the past week
has been quite severe and decided
change from the pleasant weather we
nave had nearly all winter. The Their
mometer reached seven below zero on
Tuesday morning.
The Puritan Shoe Co have put i'm
branch store at Lansing with Clyde
Booth. formerly Of this place, as mana
ger. Mr. Booth is An experienced shoe
man aud his many Alma friends will be
pleased TO learn of his good fortune
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by us
so that we can send you the RECORD aud
the Michigan Farmer on, year for 81. 40,
cash in advance. This offer is for old
Subscribers who pay all arrearages and
one year in advance az well as new sub.
scrihers
The slicing OF heets at the Lansing
sugar factory has ceased Since o.
tobrr 10 the daily average of about 700
tons Of bppts ha, been III aintaiued and
slightly over s o0oo00 pounds of sugar
have been manufactured In ninety
days 600 tons of the sweet, crystalline
substance have been produced.
!. 3 Rockwell. for the past two years
with f r Pollasky, has resigned his
position and Will @ TO Detroit where he
takes the place formerly occupied by
CLYDE Booth with the Puritan Shoe Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell have made
many warm friends during their resi-
denca in Alma, who will regret their
leaving very much.
Eugene Hearst died at the Wright
House last Tuesday night after a short
illness Of about one week. of periotinitis
aged eighteen years. The deceased's
home was in Shepherd but he had been
working at the Wright House at differ
ent intervals for about two years, and
was highly respected by everyone con-
nected with this institution. The re.
mains were taken to Shepherd that
night and the funeral was held on
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