Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-01-09

The board OF supervisors are in 80.
sion this week.
A. II II DICKINSON was in Cadillac tn
first OF the week.
M. l.. Ousterhout OF Bsldingl was il
Alma the FIRST OF the week.
The best selections Of meats can al
ways be found at Hammers.
The regular dancing assembly will b,
held In the opera house tonight.
Mrs. Harry Mich ,m returned on Fri
day last from her visit to Detroit.
Miss NJ ,bel Hawley is spending the
week with friends in Grand r ,pids.
Misc Mile Cline OF Belding, visited
friends in Alma the first OF the week.
Miss Lillian Eichbaum returned ia
her studies at the NJ A. G on Monday.
Miss Louvern Smith has been spend.
ing the week with friends in Mt. Pleas
ant.
Sarah A. Winslop OF Elba has been
granted widows pension of IS per
month.
Ohas. Harlock returned Monday from
Detroit where he was called by the
death OF an uno'e.
s. Il. Epler will pay the highest price
for 1000 cords OF green wood. Gall an d
see him at the wood yard. .
The ladies OF the NJ. E. church will
conduct pillow sale on Wednesday
evening, Jan. 2lst, in their psrlors. .
Mr. aud Mrs. E. e. Wilson OF Ooffey.
vile. Kas., are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs A. l.. Wag.
staff.
Mrs. r. O. Rhines Of Washington
Center, who had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Carl Washburn, returned
home Monday.
VIM. Meyer Corps No 1873 and VIM.
Meyer Post No. 50 will install officers
evening, January 10. All
members ara requ sstsd to b, present.
Mss Verne Hawley Of Chelsea, who
had bsen visiting at the home OF her IN.
Gle. A. w. Brook. during the holidays,
returned home the latter part of last
week.
John Minuiok left MONDAY for the
north on his first trip this year for the
Empire Drill 90. Orlando Sharp will
manage the livery and feed barn for Mr..
Minniok.
Dr. A. B. Spinney Of Reed City has
received an offer from Owosso to locate
MS sanitarium in that city DR.. Spin
ney's sanitarium at Reed City recently
burned down.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hazelton, who
nave been visiting relatives near Alma :
or the past few weeks. left Monday
or New Mexico where they expect 10
make their future home.
There are now no new Developments
n the chemical plant project that we
ire able to give our readers this week,
'ut we are assured that the prospects
re very favorable at present.
F. Z. Pollasky 10 advertising a special
premium offer to his customers, COM
nencing, Monday. January 10Th. 1t
will prove profitable to our readers il
hey will carefully peruse it's contents.
Mrs. Margaret Howe died at the home
Z her daughter, Mrs. Omer Dallas, on
ionday OF this week, aged 70 years.
he funeral was held at the residence
n Wednesday and interment made in
riverside cemetery.
Ruth, the little two.year old daughter
{ Mr. and Mrs Horace Granger, died
{ the home of her parents on Sunday
lst. The funeral was held at the resi-.
ence on Tuesday and interment made
1 Riverside cemetery.
j. f. Schwartz and Ferdinand Monti.
ell. comprising the Schwartz Furnace
o., have dissolved partnership, Mr..
chwartz to continue the business of
le company in the manufacture of fur.
aces while Mr.. Mcntigel will devote /
is time TO his farm.
"She is Sleeping Meath the Naples" .
the title Of very catchy new song, !
rirten by Chas. w. Smith of st. Johns
nd arranged by ii. G. Pufrey of this
ace. This is one of the latest musical
'oiuctions Of Mr.. Pulfrey's and is said I
be of high standard. 1t is for sale
? all music dealers.
We notice by the Republican Leader
st. Louis that A. j. and s. G. Clum,
70 former Alma boys, have purchased
70 lsunory in that city and moved their 1
miles there. Both of these gentle.
en- are experienced laupdrymen and 4
ould give the people Of st. Louis sat. 3
factory work In that line.
We would deem 1t special favor IL
o various lodges in Alma would hand
the changes In their officers for the
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