Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-01-02
Earl Stanard is visiting relatives in

relatives in PetosKey.
N. p. Smith is now working at
Stanard's harness store.
Hubbell has several good second hand
cook stoves for sale cheap.
DR.. + G.. dip hasa good Portland
cutter for sale at a bargain. .
The best % aud so cent whips at
Sttnard's New Harness Store.
Mss Axle Metcalf went to Ho va I'd
City Wednesday to visit friends.
G.. b. Porter went to Vermontville
Wednesday TO visit his mother.
FLOYD Keith Of Coleman is wishing his
rand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Day.
Mrs f. J. Scott of Ithaca was the
guest Of Ms. II. B. 5Cnrrence o Ter Sun.
day.
A good second hand Brock heating
drum for sale cheap at Hubbsll's ba.
zisr.
Jesse Burroughs Of Elkt)n visited his
sister, Mrs A. X. McLuney, on Christ.
mas.
Geo. McMullen has been quite ill
with typhoid fever during the past
week.
Mr. aud Mrs Allan Allen OF Detroit
visited in ALMA Christmas and over
Sunday.
w. 7. Davies will hereafter bs the
collector for the Twentieth Century
fraternity.
DR. Geo r. Butler and family have
been visiting in New York during the
past week
Mr.. and Mrs Bart. Miller have been
spending the week with relatives in
Grand Rapids
Mr. and Mrs II. U. Button OF Toledo
spent Chrstm is and sunday with rela-
tlves in Alma.
DR.. and Mrs. F. G.. OPP spent Christ
mas and the first Of the week with rela.
tlves in Detroit.
Mrs c. NJ. Scott has'gone to Lansing
where she will remain with relatives
during the winter
The sugar factory was closed Tues
day night again on account of the
shortage Of beets.
Pea,ce B Bland OF Detroit arrived
Tuesday night and will assist his father
in the RECORD Office.
Rev II. r Higgins has changed his
residence TO SURE OF rooms in the
CLARK Decker residence.
Reduced prices on robes and blankets
at S'snard's New Harness Store. Best
stock at lowest prices.
H. Vermeuen has placed very
handsome electric illuminating sign in
front OF his department store.
S. "A Epler will pay the highest price
for 1000 cords OF green wood. Gall and
see him at the wood yard.
Columbian Stock Food is the best.
Sold at Starard's New Harness Store,
opposite A w. Wright's office. =
Plenty Of wood now at Epler's wood
yard one block north OF the new village
hall. Leave your orders at residence,
opposite yard. Phone 1913.
Prof. j. T. Ewing and A. p Cook and
DR.. A f Bruske of tho college attend.
ed the meeting OF the State Teachers
Association in Saginaw this week.
Miss Hamilton has resigned as princi
pal OF the kindergarten trsining school
OF the college, and Mrs Mary d. Plum
has again been engaged for the position.
Forty FIVE sugar beet growers in this
vicinity have finished delivering their
beets at the factory for this season. 1t
is expected that all will be finished by
January 10th.
Miss Hattie Woodward left Monday
for Chicago where she expected to meet
her sitter, who is teaching in the Park
City, Utah, schools, and remain few
days in the windy" city.
Thos Bromley, Jr., OF Muncie, Ind,
has been in Alma during the past week
assisting in balancing the books OF the
Union Telephone 90. preparatory to de-
claring the January dividends OF the
company
w. p. Ainsley and wife Of Williamson
visited their son, O. w. Ainsley, and
wife in Alma the latter part of last
week aud over Sunday. They were
called here by the illness Of their little
granddaughter, Agnes.
Don Evans was arrested again last
week on the charge OF being common
"tiper" He was arragned before
Justice Chadwick who said $50 or 60
days in jail. Not having the thirty he
is now working it out at the house Of
correction.
A welcome notice was received by the
Ann Arbor employees at this place on
Monday. The notice was to the effect
that their salaries had all been increased