Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-01-10

ine Dodru oi superVlsOrs are III session
at Ithaca this week.
j. b Morton of Lapeer is visiting his
brother. j. w Morton.
MIR and Mrs j. N Ford of Kalamazoo
are visiting friends in Alma.
MIR and Mrs NJ. A. Holmes returned
home from Jackson Wednesday.
NJ. Pollasky left Monday night for a
short visit with friends in Indiana.
Mrs l.. Smith of Ithaca visited her
daughter Mrs Il A. Bivins. over Sun
day.
Geo. a Hill returned to his studies in
Mccormick Theological Seminary on
Monday.
Mrs Ernest Luoitz of Chicago is visit.
ing at the home of her brother, Paul
Englemann.
Geo Willard was in Ithaca Thursday
as witness in the suit of the People
vs.. Jas. Reynolds.
The band rehearsals began this week
and arrangements are being made for
another concert in short time.
s. ID. Higbee, who has been assisting f.
}. Siedler at the bowling alley, left on
Wednesday for his home in Lansing.
Frank Showers has resigned his pos
ition in the shoe department at II. j.
Vermeulen's and left on Thursday for
Fenton.
The sugar factory closed down
Wednesday and Thursday Of this week
in order to make few repairs to the
machinery.
A. X Mckinney of Flint has been in
Alma this week loading a consignment
of hay he purchased from the Schwartz
Furnace Co.
@. ". LaFlamboy of McBrides and ID.
L. Sharrar of Ithaca attended meeting
of the directors of the State Savings
Bank Tuesday night.
Henry Miner entertained his mother,
Mrs. Julia Rausau, and brother. Fred
erick Miner, and wife of Bellaire the
latter part of last week and over Sun.
day,
Mrs. A. b. Scattergood attended
meeting OF the insurance branch Of the
Rathbone Sisters in Detroit the latter
part Of last week and remained over
Sunday.
Township Treasurer Adams reports
that he collected SlO0O2.32 taxes last
Wednesday. Not bad days work.
Thursday closed the limit of the one
per cent. collection fee.
Mrs Israel Wolfe, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Fink, went to
Pompeii Tuesday in response to mes.
sage stating that her son, James Payne,
was quite seriously i'll at that place.
The third number of the lecture
course will be January 81, the Boston
Ladies' Symphony Orchestra furn-
ishing the entertainment This will be
one of the best mum bers on the course
The winter term of Alma college
opened on Tuesday of this week with a
full quota of students. Rev. n. I.
Hafer, pastor of the First Baptist church
delivered the opening address in the
chapel.
The many friends of Mrs. J. II. Allis
of West Arcadia will be grieved to learn
that she had the misfortune to fall last
Tuesday evening and dislocate her
shoulder. DR.. Bagley was called and
reduced the fracture.
Arrangements have been made by us
so that we can send you the RECORD and
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 as well as new sub.
scribers
The Elite II. r. Photo Car, which has
been on the Pere Marquette siding here
for the first four months, left the first of
the week for Saginaw. The gentlemen
who were in charge Of the car informed
Us ludb tuty I'LL tANtilChb pu6lnCss
while here.
Next Tuesday is the day the state re-
quires all banking institutions organized
under the state law to hold the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and elect a
board Of directors. Both of the Alma
banks will accordingly elect new direc.
tors on that date.
The Lyceum Opera Co., which occu-
pied the boards at the opera house
Wednesday and Thursday nights of this
week, WAS one of the best companies
that has appeared in Alma for some
time Every member of the company is
an artist and the costumes were elegant
Prof. Scott, of the University of
Michigan, told the Modern Language
association at Harvard the other day,
that there are one thousand persons in
this state who object TO the word