Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-12

w. y. Thomas has been on the sick
list this week.
j. Friedman has been in Detroit this
week on business.
Mrs. A. Il. Mulholland returned home
from Ithaca Wednesday.
Mrs. L. A. Ely was in Breckenridge
Wednesday visiting relatives.
Mrs. s. Whitney, of Detroit. is Wis
it her grandson, Rev. o. l.. Ramsay.
o. l.. Oonvis. of Durand, visited his
uncle. +. L. Convis, Wednesday OF this
week.
One dozen fine cabinet photos, and
photo enlargement only $500 at the
tent.
M. T.. Chad wick is wiring Il. w.
Hooper's residence this week for cleo
tricity.
Nj. Pollaskey has been confined to the
house this week with one of Jobs com
forters.
ID. G. Switzerland, of Saginaw, was
in Alma Tuesday on business with Henry
Mcnamara.
j. f. Sarter, sr., who has been quite
Ill during the past two weeks, is slowly
recovering.
Every farmer and business man in the
county should have one of those Record
atlas maps
Max Lichtener went TO Ionia Thurs
day and that evening was inflated into
the Elks.
Mrs Geo. Fink and Mrs. Israel Wolfe
visited friends in Mt. Pleasant a few
days this week.
&. II. LaFl amboy was in McBain and
Marion Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week OH business.
Mrs. f. j. Alverson, of Ithaca. visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. G.. Alver-
son, Wednesday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Vliet went to Bay
City Wednesday for short visit with
their daughter. Mrs G. w Bates
Have you tried Davis Bros baths?
They have warm rooms, porcelain tubs
and hot and cold water at all times.
Mrs. Vint Richards and children Wis
tied her parents, Rev. and Mrs. +. L..
Flewelling, near Elwell over Sunday.
Irving Blett and Attic May Fike were
married in Alma on Tuesday of this
week, Rev. Il K. Raycraft, officiating.
Prof. Troy's big troupe OF educated
dogs are vaudeville feature OF the Tux
edo Stock 90. performances. Don't miss
seeing them for they will interest you
l. O. Hicks, formerly of this place,
who has been in Bay City during the
past few weeks, has returned to ALMA
and is employed at the Hotel Edwards
annex.
II. ID Armstrong, travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific and II s.
| - ,aA
Of the Wabash, were in Alma the first
of the week.
j.. D. Mcpherson and Miss Emma
| Bowman were married at the home Of
the brides parents in Arcadia township
on Wednesday of this week, Rev. w.
X. Spencer. ID. D., officiating.
The Michigan Bell Telephone COM
pany have announced a new schedule OF
rates at Port Huron to go into effect
April /. Business phones from s24 TO
$50 and residence phones from sl8 TO
| $24.
The ladies of Alma who are interested
in art needle work should remember
that Mrs. Jung, of Chicago, will
be at Mrs Bright's art needle work
store the goth Of this month. Lessons
will be free.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Lee Smith, of Grand
| Rapids, visited at the home OF Mrs.
Smith sister, Mrs. w. L. Davies, the
first of the week. DR.. Smith is the
medical superintendent of the Kelley
Institute at Grand Rapids.
Frank Bowman, the 10 year old young
man who had his left arm amputated
about one year ago on account of getting
! it caught in corn husker, underwent a
second operation at Brainerd's hospital
on Thursday of this week. il having
been found necessary TO sever the mem
Der close to the shoulder
Good, faithful man wanted to work
for private family. taking care grounds,
gardens, etc. Steady employment by
the year. Address, giving full infor-
nation and wages, box 10, care OF Alma
Record. Alma, Mich. 52-tf
A. J. Hall, who is spending a few
weeks at Hot Springs, Ark, writes that
he is "basking in the sunshine with the
temperature at 20 in the shade" He
thinks it is great country to live in,
especially while Michigan is snow and
ice bound.
A card from Rev. O. E. Scott, at Gray
ling, Mich. states that Mrs e.. NJ. Scott
his mother, is at present in Lansing and
to send The Record TO her at that ad-
dress. AS a postscript, he adds that he
is glad to see the progressive features in
The Record each week.
The Grand Rapids Camera Club will
hold its sixth annual exhibition in the
Morton House rotunda at Grand Rapids
on March 18th Those who wish to
take any part in the exhibit should
write to Il. II. McGregor, secretary, 1875
Ottawa ST., Grand Rapids, for full par
ticulars and list of prizes.
Ellison Harvey, former well-known
resident of ALMA, died at his residence
in St Louis last Saturday as the result
of a complication OF diseases following
an attack of typhoid fever last summer.
He was % years of age and leaves a wife
and small child, the latter only two
weeks old. Funeral was held in Sumner
Monday where interment was made.
w. A. Seaman, of Ithaca, was APP
pointed superintendent Of the county
poor farm on Tuesday ST this week at
salary of 300 per month for the services
of himself and wife. T. A. Ely, of
/ ha I'M 10.