Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-01-08
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Miss Velma Sharp returned to Detroit
Monday.
Miss Rosa Messenger returned to De-
troit Saturday,
DR.. J. II. Lancashire was in Grand
Rapids Tuesday.
Miss Emma Willard returned to To-
ledo last Monday.
w. n. Wright, OF Amigo, Wis, was
in Alma over Sunday.
DR.. Geo. f. Butler left Monday on a
business trip to New York.
Il. George Timby returned home
Thursday from his eastern trip.
ID. V. Hubbell has all kinds Of sewing
machine needles and repairs for sale.
Mrs F. +. Osborn. of Battle Greek
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. Moore.
A. w. Brock left last Saturday for a
short trip to Detroit and points in Can
ada.
Congressman Darragh took the train
at this place last Monday for Washing
ton.
A good girl for general homework
wanted. Apply at American express
Office.
The board of supervisors have been in
session at Ithaca this week, auditing ac-
counts.
Miss Carrie Gongwer returned last
Friday from week visit with relatives
at Pellston.
A. j. Foster went to Lansing and
Williamson Monday on few days
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Epler's three-year-
old daughter is reported as being
quite seriously i'll.
Mrs. s. q. Pierce returned Monday
from Plymouth where she spent a few
days visiting relatives.
Buy warm lined shoes and slippers
during +. f. Pollasky's great off sale
and keep your feet warm.
Miss Fannie Sharrar, of Ithaca, spent
Monday night in Alma at the home Of
her brother, Geo. Sharrar.
Mrs. K. A. Bagley and daughter,
Gretta, returned Monday from a week 8
visit with relatives in Jackson.
The advertised list of the annual tax
sales for Gratiot county will be found
On another page Of The Record.
Miss Grace Oliver, who has been visit
ing at the home OF j. w. Dean, returned
TO her home in Owosso Monday.
o. A. Bullock went to Big Rapids
Monday to assist the Pere Marquette
agent at that place Tor a few days.
Floyd Struble left Thursday for Iron
wood where he expects to 90 into bust.
ness with another man in q feed store
Fred Vermeulen left Monday for
Notre Dame, Ind, where he expects 60
take business course in the university.
Miss Teck Parulska, OF Belding, who
visited friends in Alma during the holi.
days, returned home the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs. II. o. Burroughs, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. X. Nc
| Luney, returned TO her home in Grass.
mere Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Glass returned tc
their home in Mason Monday, after
spending a week at the home Of Mr.
Glass parents.
Miss J. f. Lancashire, of Chicago visit
ed at the home OF her brother, DIR. j. Ii
Lancashire, the latter part of last week
and over Sunday.
latt II part of last week for FIT. Wayne,
Ind, " here they expect to remain fol
two or three weeks.
Miss Winnie McOlinton, OF Sault Ste
Marie, who spent the holidays with hei
brother, DIR. N. +. McClinton, returned
home last Saturday
Miss Ella Backus, of Grand Rapids
who visited at the home OF p. Nj. Smith
the latter part of last week and Sunday
returned home Monday.
O. K. Davis, the piano tuner, is work
ing in Alma again. Orders left with
Scattergood. the jeweler, will receive
prompt and careful attention
Miss Abigail Cook, teacher in the
schools at Petoskey, visited Mrs. o. +
Brown last Saturday. Miss Cook was
former teacher the Alma schools.
Mrs. J. g. Bright has Leased the
building north OF Deans furniture store
and as soon as the place can be fitted up
intends putting In stock of art needle
| work.
Miss Winnie Teeven returned from
Grand Rapids the latter part OF las
week and has resumed her duties at the
postoffice, having entirely recovered
from her recent illness.