Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-23
TIT ONE and
EW Vicinity

Slaughter prices at Stevens, Mccurd,
& Cos.
Mrs. F.. A. Bivins was in Ithaca We'd
nesday.
III. l.. Nelson had business i'll Ithac;
Wednesday.
b. {. Button was i'll Lansing Tuesda,
OH business.
lothian Allen went to Ithaca Monda,
on business.
James Yerian returned from Indiana
Monday night
Andy Hall transacted business il
Elwell Wednesday.
DIR. J. ii. Lancashire went to Detroit OF
business, Tuesday.
NJ. Pollasky returned Monday from
weeks trip To Buffalo.
Walter Mosher made business trip tC
Riverdale Wednesday.
n. A. Flanders of Sumner, was in town
Wednesday OIL business.
ID. l.. Johnson was in Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday OH business.
Alfred Miller of Elwell, visited Alma
on business, Wednesday
| Harry Moore went TO Edmore Wednes-
day morning OH business
Miss Louie Cornell, of Saginaw, spent
Sunday with Miss Eva Hudson.
Mrs. +. T.. Delong will spend the holi.
days with friends at Howard City.
II. Norman Ronald has returned home
from Princeton to spend the holidays.
Prof. f. T. West left Wednesday for
Lapeer, where lie will spend the holidays
Mrs. l.. II. Hayt went to Saginaw
Wednesday for a visit of a couple of days.
The Alma Manufacturing Co. shipped
a car load of engines to Des Moines Mon
day.
Chickens and turkeys and all kinds of
Christmas meats at Millemans meat
market.
Oren Brown left Tuesday for Shepherd,
where he will spend few days with his
parents.
George Rail, of Big Rapids, called on
Mrs. Celia Cronkite and Walter Mosher,
Monday.
Prof. J. 5. Mitchell left Tuesday for
Chicago on business and pleasure trip
combined.
Mrs. +. c. Heath and Mrs. Nathan
Church of Ithaca, visited friends i'll town
Wednesday.
p T. Banghart can furnish YOU with
any kind OF poultry or meat for your
Christmas dinner
Ami Lancashire returned, Thursday,
from Lawrenceville, n. J.. where he has
been attending school.
Miss Kate Mckinley went to Ashley
Thursday, where she will take charge of
a case for few days.
Chas. Cushing was called to his home
at lonia Wednesday night on account of
sickness in his family
You can get fine beef roast for your
Christmas dinner at Z. T. Bangharts
Also turkeys chickens, etc.
Ground Green bones for chickens at
Milleman's meat market. A new bone
mill has just been installed.
Albert Palmer. of Oberlin, o., spent
Sunday and the first of the week with
Prof. A. +. Cook and family.
Mr. and Mrs A. w. Wright left Mon.
day for a two weeks visit to their large
ranch at Colorado City, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S Turck and daugh-
ter left Tuesday for Dunedin, Florida,
where they have a winter home.
Mrs. Andrew O'Boyle returned Tues
day from a few days visit with her father
Thomas O'Boyle at the county line.
II. J. Nermeulen returned, Saturday.
from his head quarters i'll Detroit, TO
spend the holidays with his family.
Mrs Orson Cook, of Hudson, Ohio,
arrived Wednesday evening to spend the
winter with her son. Prof. A. p. Cook
The Friday morning train OH the Ann
Arbor, going south, was delayed about
six hours by a freight wreck just north
of Shepherd.
Mrs. T. c. Pierce and children left
Wednesday for Flint, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Pierce
few days before.
IEIoST-On the state road, between Twin
Lake and one mile north of Riverdale, a
new fur overcoat. Liberal reward for It's
return to J. w. Rice, Elwell, Mich. 45-pd
AT +. T.. Pollasky's 25th annual clean
ance sale, commencing Monday, Dec 90, |
you can get one half off the former low
prices OH every cloak, suit, or fur in the
store.
Ice cutting commenced OH the pond |
yesterday. A fine clear product is re-
ported, about ten inches thick. Skaters
should take warning about skating in the
cleared spaces.
A. {. Thornton x Son are now located |
in their new coal Office, just east of the
Ann Arbor freight station When in
need Of fuel, ring them up; Bell phone
$50, Union phone I76.
G. Donahue and J. Oatley, who super
intended the steam fitting at Francis
Kings new residence have finished their
work in an able manner and returned TO
Chicago Wednesday morning
There will be a recital at the college
chapel Tuesday evening, Jan. 10, given
Dy Mr. SeeboeCk. concert pianist of