Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-11-25
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Order your gas coke of ;. IL. Epler.
James Chase is in St. Louis this week
w A. Bahlke was i'll Chicago over sun
day.
A. w. Wright had business in Saginaw
Tuesday
Seth Tubbs was in Lansing on business
Saturday.
Geo Fink is taking in the worlds fair
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. l.. Nelson Sundayed
i'll Saginaw.
Theodore Marsh was in Ithaca Tuesday
on business.
II. ]. Vermeulen was in Detroit Tues
day on business.
w. II. Worswick was in Saginaw on
business Monday.
John Schwartz left today for ST. Louis
TO stay few days.
Mrs. w. S. Wright left Saturday for a
week 5 visit in Saginaw.
George w Young, of Pewamo visited
/ his parents over Sunday.
5. 5. Gallagher spent Thanksgiving day
with relatives III Sheridan.
Bryant Watson, of Breckenridge was an
over Sunday visitor i'll Alma
Mrs. Lafayette Stevens visited in Elm
Hall last Friday and Saturday.
Harry Story, of Fenton is here to at
tend the funeral OF his mother.
Mrs s. c. Pierce went to Flint Satur-
day to visit week with relatives
Henry Soule and Nelson Fullerton
were home from Bay City over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Stoddard were in
Stanton with relatives Thanksgiving day.
Max Lichtenauer spent Thanksgiving
day with his wife and family i'll Green
vile
Jay Rockwell, representing the Michi-
gan Shoe Co, has been III town this
week.
Mrs. Melvin Bright, of Toledo, o., Wis
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. {.
Bright
Mr.. and Mrs. { Hicks spent Thanks
giving with Mrs Hicks parents at Brock
enridgc,
Howard Castillo. OF Mt. Pleasant, spent
Thanksgiving with friends and relatives
in Alma
Have just received a fine line Of pre-
miun oysters bulk or can, and fresh fish
Vim. Mill man
Earl Palmer returned To- Stanton Tues
day after short stay i'm the Journal
printing Office.
Mrs VIM. Trot returned home 10 Big
Rapids, TUESDAY. after a short visit with
her parents here.
Claude Baker was mp from Owosso
TUESDAY attending to the business of the
Owos~o Sugar Go.
Conrad Holmes and Fred Vcrmculon
LETT Wednesday on week S hunting trip
near Lake George
: O Bush, president OF the Advance
/ Thrcshcr works al Battle Greek, was in
town ON business Monday.
A. T. Mulholland, q representative of
the Alma Manufacturing Co.. was in
/ town Tuesday on business
DE. Hawcs, of Hall, and Lawson Fer
rs. OF Sumner, were guests of ". w
/ Ferri, and family Saturday
Mrs. T. J. Ball, of Holly returned
/ home Saturday after visiting at the home
of her daughter Mrs T. +. Lamb.
a large, cloth backed map of Gratiot
/ County az ;hc Record Office toI scents or
a map and The Record one year for only
$50
Miss Aria Holiday will leave Friday to
accept the position of supply teacher and
houSekeeper in the Girls Reformatory at
Adrian
Mrs. Lester Wright returned to hel
home in Homestead Tuesday after
week isit with her SON, w Wrigh
and family
Dr. and Mr. A. W IIeruck and Mr..
and Mrs McCombs an of Bay City. were
Thanksgiving guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
VIM Kelley.
Wm Uuccr of Pine River township.
WAS adjudgcl insane and undcrsherf b.
4. Button accompanied him to Traverse
City Monday.
Miss Kate Barr teacher 200 the ovid
high school ,p-nt Thanksgiving at home
She WAS accompanied by her friend, Miss
Margaret High
l.. T.. Pollasky offers s. stylish Cioaks
/ for Misses and Children wear az nearly
oue-half price. Secure one or more
while the assortment Is complete.
Pension agent W. W Kinch has just
secured an increase of pension for Peter
G.. Glow, of Alma from 81 10 S1l and
for Jas. L. Foot also of Alma, from = 20
SI2.
2. B. Smith, first door east of the sugar
factory - Louis, will sell at auction on
next Saturday afternoon at , o'clock 20
head Of registered and high-grade Delaine
sheep
Mr. and Mrs. Asa |. Baker and daugh-
ter, Maud, Editor and Mrs w l.. Clark
and +. II Glass and wife, seven strong
and all Of Mason, ate turkey with Mr.
and Mrs. John Glass
Thanksgiving guests OF Walter Mosher
and family were Mrs Melissa Mosher
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Walstow, of Butter
nut; l. J. Fuller and Naro Fuller and
wife from near Ithaca
Editor Brown, of the Journal. is going
on crutches as a result of a heavy casting
falling on his fo I. No bones were brok-
ell, but the injury is painful and will
probably disable him for several DAYS
The Wright House register contained
two full pages of names on Monday. and
Monday is usually ipht daV th.ra