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


w. II. Lape Of Coffeyville. Kas.. is
vi sitting his uncle, S V. Hollenb OK.
The little ten.year. daughter OF
Mr.. and MIS-. $. Ii. Epler is quite Ill.
The program of the state farmers
nstiru'e wlli b. found on another pige.
Miss Josephine WhiIple Of Petosk' y
is visiting at the home OF Mrs Geo.
Quick.
Rachel +. Lyon of Ashley has been
granted a widows pension Of $l2 Ter
month.
There will be a special meeting Of the
directors OF the Alma Sugar Co on Mon
day next.
Mrs. Bissell OF Lskeviaw visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Kehn on
Monday.
Mrs. II. G. Price went to Saginaw
Tuesday TO install two new l.. o. T. M.
hives in that city.
o. A. Hicks left Monday for Elkbart,
Ind, to resume his work for the Grain-O
and Jell o company.
J. E. Fuller is having the interior Of
his harness store repapered and refur
nished in an up to date manner.
The third number on the lecture
course will be given in the opera house
on Friday evening of next week.
Miss Dedie Hubbard Of Greenville
visited the Misses friedrich the latter
part OF last week and over Sunday.
J. E. Fuller. Stock bridge Elevator 90.
and the Surprise Store are represented
in The RECORD advertising columns this
week.
had been visitli < Miss Bessie March
during the holidays, returned home
Monday.
The week of prayer for churches is be-
ing observed III Alma by the Presby
terrain, Baptist and the Unite Brethren
churches
The Inaugural service of the b YP.U
at the BAPTIST church last SUI day even
ing was quite well attenCed. A special
program was rendered
The sugar factor will quit sicing
beets Saturday for this season. 1t will
take several days. however, TO finish
running the sugar out.
Mrs. O. r Moulton has returned
home from Ludineton after very
pleasant visit with her nephew, Jessie
Ellison, and the family Of MIR. VIM
Kieswslter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hutchings re
turned home from North Liberty. Ind,
the latter part of last week. They were
visiting there at the home Of their
daughter during the holidays.
Miss Carrie Gongwer went to Toledo
Tuesday in response TO message stat.
ing that her uncle had met with a
serious accident on the railroad whereby
he had lost one of his arms.
Mrs. w. A. Hyslop, who visited her
parents, DR. and Mrs. G.. w. PrinRle,
during the holidays, returned to her
home in Detroit Monday accompanied
by her sister, Miss Clara Pringle, who
expects to remain with her short time.
A l. Butterfield is acting as relief
agent. for the PeIe Marquette at a station
near Traverse City by the name of
Dublin. Mr.. Butterfield has been Of
fered the position Of agent for the p.
NJ at Alden but has not decided to ac-
cept "a yet.
The examination Of OIL. TeIly ard Jas.
Lyon, both of Riverdsle, arrested on the
charge of malicious destruction Of
property on Halloween night, was held
before Justice Chadwick on Monday
and both parties acquitted on account of
insufficient evidence.
Pearl Cohoon, who has been in Ann
Arbor for several weeks past. where he
underwent surgical operation, re-
turned 90 Alma Monday night He is
much improved in health but will re-
main at Brainerd's hospital for short
time under the doctors care.
The committee selected to raise funds
for improving the roads Leading into
Alma. reTo rt that they have met with
very gratifying success, over 800 having
been sub,cr bed, " hic1 with the pI omise
of Mr.. Wright to put In u like amount 10
any iund subscribed, will make trifle
over Si400 To be- used for that purpose
The weather bureau began to do brisk
business in the blizzard line
early last Tuesday evening, brisk
gale sweeping over this locality from
the northwest, accompanied with u
heavy snow storm which continued dur.
ing the night and all day Wednes day
until several inches Of the teautiful had
fallen, making excellent sleiR thing.