Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-01-31
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ID. l. johnson was in Ithaca Monday.
O. w. Ainsley was in Lansing Mon
Monday.
jaw Jacobs spent Sunday with his
parents in Ithaca.
S. l.. Bennett made q business trip To
Chicago this week.
Masks for the ball tonight can be
secured at Hubbell's bazaar.
The RECORD and Michigan Farmer
one year for 81 40. cash in advance.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Utley returned to
their home in Michigan City last Tues
day.
j. ID. Lumelius of Lansing was the
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. Jessurun over
Sunday.
Rev. n T. Hafer is assisting in
special meetings at the Baptist church
in st Louis this week.
c. l. Chadwick is back at his old
position, hustling baggage at the union
depot, agaist this week.
X. NJ Hyde wishes to purchase sew
eral good horses, and from now on will
continue to buy and sell.
Geo +. McEwen has been obliged TO
leave college and return to his home IN
Gil dstone on account of his brother
illness
The grand salute given by pyramid
OF fifty girls in white will be one of the
attractions of the Children's Grand
Carnival.
WANTED A good. bright active boy
to learn the printers trade win give
good boy good chance. Inquire at
this office.
On Thursday afternoon of last week
Mrs r II. Wilcox entertained a mum
Der of friends at her home on State. 81.
I'm honor of her mother, Mrs r. +. Bas-
com.
+ E. Brysselbout of the American
Construction q Supply Co of New
York, left last Monday for Chicago from
where he expected TO return to New
York.
The w. h O. ladies rendered very
appropriate program in their hall last
Wednesday night in COMMUNICATION of
the birth of the birth of orr late Presi-
dent Vim. Mckinley.
Mrs. Ella Hanson Of Grand Rapids,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
George Demery. Tor some weeks, re-
turned home Thursday The RECORD
will be weekly visitor hereafter.
Earl Clark has been obliged to discon.
tinue his barber shop on account Of i'll
health and expects to quit business this
Saturday evening He will move his
family into the Stark residence lately
purchased by VIM. Orr
Ms. II. J Vermeulen and Miss Sarah
Mcnamara left last Monday for a short
visit with friends in Toledo Miss
Maud Wilson Is assisting at II J. Yer
meulen' department store as book keep
er and cashier during Miss McNamars's
absence
DR.. G.. A Munich, the ole reliable
specialist, will make his next visit 20
ALMA, at the Hotel Arcadia, Saturday,
February 10 Gall on him il not IN per.
feet health Cures guaranteed so YOU
run no risk See advertisement, Pay
when cured
Harry Bal had his eyes aud face quite
badly burned, while working AZ the
sugar factory Monday, by the accidental
blowing ont of pipe filled with lime.
It was al first thought ne would lose his
eyesight but luckily it was not as bad
as first supposed.
The girls AZ every telephone exchange
in the country are looked to as bureaus
OF information, but the straw that broke
the camel's back with the girls at
neighboring town exchange came few
days ago when one of them was asked
$50 keep bier ear ON the baby, and If IT
cried to call her up at number SO aud
50
Many OF our readers will remember
". H. Youngs of Athens, H. who al.
tended college here few years ago, as
the son OF a prominent stock breeder of
that state. We notice In a recent issue
Of stockmen's paper published in Chi.
cigo, that ne was elected secretary of
the Illinois Corn Growers and STOCK.
mems association at the meeting held in
Urbaua, H., last week.
The little three year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs l.. Schaeffer's accident
ly got hold of a bottle OF laudanum last
Tuesday morning ana but for the quick
discovery of the fact by Mrs. Schaeffer
tho child would probably not be alive
now. As soon as Mrs Schaeffer dis.
covered that her daughter had taken the