Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-01-30

s. III. Epler was in Saginaw Tuesday
Amos Dickson left Thursday for To.
ledo.
Alton Clum of st. Louis.was inlAlma
Wednesday.
DIR. N. f. McClinton was mann Ar.
Dor Thursday.
Mrs. Dewitt Vought went to Ann
Arbor Thursday.
Miss Dora Hicks visited friends in
Ithaca Thursday.
Wilfred Palmer spent Sunday with
friends in Mt. Pleasant.
Fred Hammer is paying the highest
market price for poultry.
Miss Pearl Haver, of st. Louis, visited
friends in Alma Saturday.
Miss Clara Pringle returned. home
from Detroit Tuesday night.
A shipment of western corn, just re-
ceived by the Alma Roller Mills. %
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Demuth left
Thursday for Ann Arbor and GDetroit.
l.. II. Hayt was called.to Williamson
Tuesday TO attend the funeral OF an
uncle.
John Zibble left Thursday for Fenton
where he will remain short time with
relatives.
Ohas. Murphy left this,w for Big
Rapids to take a course in pharmacy at
the Ferris Institute.
The proceedings of the last session of
the board Of supervisors will be found
elsewhere in this issue.
J. X. V. Agnew and several other
officials of the Pere Marquette were in
Alma on railroad business Tuesday
Mrs. Elvira Fleming, of Reading, has
been visiting at the home of her son,
1. L. Fleming, during the past week.
The Alma Roller Mills have, received
a shipment OF western corn which is
being disposed of to their customers.
Mrs. II. G.. Price was in Cadillac
Wednesday assisting in installing the
officers Of the L. o. 7. M. hive at that
place.
The new fire team will be equipped
with fine new brass trimmed harness
for street use, made at Stanard's New
Harness Store.
Manager dip has booked Jules Walt
ers in Just Struck Town" for nights
at the opera .house during
the second week in March.
Mrs J w Holmes went. to Lansing
"Wednesday to join Mr.. Holmes on his
visit TO the Industrial Home for Girls at
Adrian with the other legislators
y. p. Smith and @. e. Richardson,
two of the best known harness makers,
are now making harness at Stanard's
New HarnessIStore, opposite Wright's
office.
At the meeting of the common coun-
Gil last Tuesday night, the claim Of DR..
]. +. Suydam against the village for in.
juries received, by defective sidewalk,
was rejected.
j. III. Ellicott had the misfortune TO
fall Off the roof of his house on Sunday
last while removing the accumulation
of snow, thereby sustaining bad sprain
in his left wrist
Earl Doty in Alexander Dumas
masterpiece, 1.-The Man in the Iron
Mask" has been booked by Manager dip
for one nights engagement at the opera
house during the first week in May.
The merchant who does not advertise
lacks enterprise and is deficient in the
home pride and local spirit he criticises
in others. Advertise and do it in the
columns Of the RECORD. Cost is small
and benefit great.
Jay Jacobs of Danville, Ill, has been
visiting friends in Alma during the past
week Mr.. Jacobs has resigned his posi-
ton in Danville and will go toWauk esha
Wis, where he has accepted position
with large optical firm.
a sleighload of Maccabees and friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfe enjoyed
very pleasant evening at his new home
west of Alma on Saturday evening of
last week. Refreshments by way of an |
oyster supper were served the party.
Carl Booth, the youngest son Of j. f.
Booth, of Sumner, died at the home of
his parents on Tuesday of this week, at
eighteen years of age, Of infismmatory
The funeral will be held
at the Sumner church on Friday after.
noon at two o'clock.
Thos Bartlett reports that he received
A loads of stone for the cold storage
plant on Saturday last. The farmers
took advantage of the excellent sleigh
ing Of the past two weeks to deliver
stone at rapid rate, but the thaw has
caused them to discontinue at present.
The executive committee of the Mich.
ipan Independent Telephone association