Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-04-17
ENRIDCE.

VIM. Hustled has moved from town
TO Clarence Fox's farm.
Business OF all kinds is booming ard
everybody looks smiling.
DR.. Slaughter has moved from the
farm to his place in town.
DR.. l.. A. Howe has moved into new
quarters on the ground floor.
On all sides houses and barns are re-
ceiying new coats Of paint.
Alec Mcleod is back from the sunny
southwest, where he went last fall.
Several OF our stores have put in
systems OF gasoline lamps that are
beauties and make sunshine blush.
Several Of our big men attended the
Masonic school Of instruction at Ith-
AGA last week and report fine time.
b. w. Thompson has moved into
new and much better quarters and
has received The first consignment Of
new wheels
"Jut" Breckenridge has been con-
fined to the house for some time and
has the sympathy Of his many friends,
Donald Chisholm has gone to work
for the OwoSso Sugar company for a
year. Don is good man and deserves
good place with any sugar company.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ.
f. church has been planning an addi-
tion TO the CHI rch building and the
crowd who could not get in TO Easter
services Sunday evening proved their
wisdom.
Rev. Allenbaugh and family have
arrived and stored their goods until a
house can be finished so the present
occupants Of the parsonage can move
out He will fill the pulpit at the
Baptist church.
Our canning factory is completed
and would be an ornament to a much
larger place. With the sugar factories
and this home factory our farmers
ought 10 make living supplying raw
material TO them.
A. Steele has sold his fine house and
moved his family out onto his farm
because there was no place TO be had
in town and it gave him more exer.
else than was necessary TO get to his
shop in the morning.
The village OF Breckenridge shows
a remarkable growth. This is most
on the south side at present
and shows up in grand array as you
come 10 town. c. w. Torbert leads
the list with four houses.
Waited on the still night air. came
the distant sound OF COW bells aud
pandemonium let loose, and thus did
their friends greet Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
U. LiDperU, nee Sophia Snellenbaager,
IN their return from Justice Beasleys
office.
The bank has so much business That
IL has almost burst its jacket, and lest
il should and all the gold run out, a
large addition will be built onto it at !
once The overcrOwded condition OF |
our stores speaks for more room. Even |
the pOSt-oflice il thinking Of more |
room and two more II +. ID. routes.
j Il. Wierman has written about |
twenty-five new members for the |
United States Health and Accident |
A ssociation OF Saginaw this spring |
VIM. Allen cut his thumb with saw
and settled in advance with the above |
for IS. and in a week went 70 |
work again happy man, although |
is noted "a being far from
sOrrowful.
Our X q. Il. NJ lodge has put new
degree on the stage that IL said TO
beat ANYTHING ever produced as "A
mirth maker and no one who has wit
messed il once will miss the next In 10
Is possible to get there. 1t is said To
be superior 20 their "Oriental" de.
gree and they are planning To visit
other lodges and install that degree If
wanted They wish us TO say that
1t four meetings they have got eighty
nine members.