Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-03-06
j. M. Montigel is on the sick list

Tom Pringle was in Mt Pleasan
Thursday.
j. T. swigart was in Middleton
Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Pierce went TO Mt. Plea
SAINT Thursday.
The best rape seed on the market is
sold by l. n. Baker.
l.. A. Diamond, who has been quite
Ill, is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nc Mullen returned
from Durand Thursday.
MIS-. 5 w. Tinker is recovering from
severe attack of quinsey.
DIR. j. II. Lancashire aud G.sS. Young
were In Battle Greek Thursday.
X. G.. Thompson and Andrew Shaw
were in Farwell and Glare Thursday.
Mrs. l.. Q. Locklin. of Munising. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. X. Wooton.
Special sale OF crockery and bazaar
goods at the Vermeulen sale on Satur.
day.
Miss Barbara Waidley left Thursday
for short visit with relatives in Sagi.
nav.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Struck left We'd
nesday for Dresden, Ont, their future
home.
The annual meeting of the Union
Telephone Co, will be held in Alma
March 18th.
John ID. Spinney. former attorney
OF this place, has been in Alma during
the past week.
Painting and paper hanging done by
f. w. Smith. Leave orders at Sharrar
81 Mulholland's.
Mesdames Edward and w. A. Hannah
left Thursday for short visit with rela.
latives in Detroit.
Wellington Anderson has returned
from Belding where he has been EN-.
ployed during the past year.
Rev j. r. Wooton entertained the
members OF the NJ. +. Sunday school at
his residence Monday evening.
Get your seats reserved at Sharrar &
NJ ulholland's for the Giant Quartet at
the opera house tomorrow night.
Mr.. A. W. Brock shop will be opened
Monday morning. All kinds of repair
work in his old lines will be in the hands
Of competent workmen.
bible class for young women meets
every Sunday at the Baptist church
turing the Sunday school hour. All
young ladies will be welcomed.
A violin recital was given by the Sagi-
law pupils of Prof, Herbert Milliken in
hat city last evening. An excellent .
OF ten numbers was rendered. :
DR.. r. f. Erwin had his left ankle .
lutte badly sprained last Tuesday night /.
~ horse falling on it. 1t has com. p:
'elled him to use crutches for few /
lays. ::
The Giant Quartet is undoubtedly the !:
est company of colored singers travel. ::
ng. At the opera house tomorrow night ::
reserved seats on sale at Sharrar & Mul. ::
!:
Hearty enthusiastic singing is one of !.
he features of the meetings of the Bap. :.
st young peoples society. The society :
leets every Sunday evening at six !.
clock standard time. Z:
o. A. Hicks has been spending the Z.
eek in Alma at the home of his mother. I.
r. Hicks has quit the Grain q and !.
sl.O company and is now on the road !.
II the Standard Manufacturing Co., of !
uburn, Ind. !.
Mrs. Frank Schnepp, of Riverdale, !.
epped on a rusty nail some time ago. Z
ODD poisoning set in and it was found 7
cessary to amputate the foot. DR.. 1. :.
Brainerd, of this place, performed !:
e operation on Monday. +
Word was received here Wednesday !
1t Robert McNutt had been quite :
erely injured while working in !
and Rapids, by coming in contact +
n saw. 1t is stated that it took !.
enteen stitches to sew up the cuts in = IT
face. A.
he case Of the village Of Alma vs.
nner, has been on trial in the circuit =
TT this week. Suit was brought by y
village to recover the amount Of
llpox bill incurred about three
lths ago and paid by the village
1out cause.
call was issued for a Union caucus =
g held in A. J. Halls office on Tues. X
evening OF this week, but owing to X
fact that no one was interested
Ugh TO put in an appearance, there
be only one ticket to vote for at
village election. Ii was ever thus. =
is rumored that Mr.. Preston, from X
Huron, will soon shine forth with
NpsfaburU Gnp NJ D-o.s~- =