Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-13
CH One and
I'D Vicinity

Bert Hayes was in Midland Wsdnes-
day.
Mrs. Henry Frousch was in st. Louis
Wednesday.
Dr.. McCandless, dentist. Office Bahlke
block, over bank.
S II. Epler is reported as recovering
from his recent illness.
A. w Brock returned from his west.
ern trip on Saturday last.
A. ]. Foster was in Lansing few
days the first of the week.
N. j. Mccullough was in Otsego
Wednesday and Thursday.
Horse blankets and robes to close at
factory prices at S. Stanard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Fullerton visited
relatives in Elm Hall this week
Miss NJ Bryn, of Saginaw. visited her
cousin, f. b. Ouelette, on Monday.
Get yonr seats reserved for Convict
No. 229" at Sharrar & Mulholland's.
Geo. McMullen is reported as conval.
escing quite rapidly from his recent
illness.
The free lecture in the opera house
last Tuesday night was quite well
attended.
ar and Mrs NJ. A. Ransom have
| A. II. Al,
past week.
Painting and paper hanging done by
f. w. Smith. Leave orders at Sharrar
& Mulhollands.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Thornton of
Marion visited relatives in Alma the
first Of the week.
j O Bright is moving back to Alma
and has commenced work in McCul.
Tough IL Sons cigar factory.
r. S Murkar is employed in B. n.
Lanes machine shop in St Louis while
the sugar factory is shut down.
l. II. Hayt has sold his house aud lot
on Water ST. to John Fatty, of St Louis,
who will move here in a short time.
S. Stanard left Tuesday on week s
trip 70 Fairgrove, Flint and other places
in that part of the state on business.
Ct. L. Wilson left Wednesday night
for Oxford. His family will not move
there until the close of the college year
Mrs. H. G.. Price left Tuesday for
Cadillac, where she expects to remain
during the next two weeks on L. O. 7
NJ business.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ransom has received
notice that her pension has been restored
with four years back pay and SIP per
month in the future.
5 A. DaFoe has resigned his position
in the dry goods department at The
Hayt & Pierce Co.'S store and left on
Tuesday for Williamson.
S. Stanard is selling all his horse
blankets and robes at factory prices to
close them out Now is the time TO buy
these goods cheap. Opposite Wright's
office.
Mrs. J. +. Fuller was in Lansing Mon
day and Tuesday attending the state
convention of the Royal Neighbors as
delegate from the Ithaca ladies' aux
Hilary of the Modern Woodmen.
Mr.. and Mrs t. E. Pringle entertained
about thirty of their friends on Tuesday
evening of this week with progressive
pedro. Refreshments were served, the
favors being pretty hand painted sun
bonnet babies.
The heavy fall of snow Saturday night
made the sleighing excellent and the
farmers improved the opportunity to
deliver stone for the cold storage plant.
Mr.. Bartlett reports that Al loads were
delivered on Tuesday.
The home talent production Of "Con.
vict No. 229' has been postponed from
Friday evening of this week until Thurs.
day evening of next week on account OF
some members not being able to take
part in the rehearsals this week.
on Thursday next for Oregon will have
a special Wabash reclining chair car
from Alma to Kansas City and from
there a special sleeping car The party
is in charge of +. l.. Delavan and the
number is increasing almost every day.
The X. of p. masquerade ball next
Tuesday night bids fair to be the best
attended Of any this season. The COM
mittee have guarantee Of nearly fifty
couple at the present time and the
number will undoubtedly be increased
before the night of the ball
The heaviest snow fall OF the winter
In this section took place last Saturday
night. In the morning the citizens
awoke to find the ground covered to a
depth Of six or seven inches and early
pedestrians and church goers were
obliged to wade through the snow on the
walks.
Morris Messenger has resigned his