Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-08

+. G. Jenner spent the day Tuesday
with friends in Mt. Pleasant
Big assortment in Rogers fiat ware at
Davies. French grey pattern.
$. +. Anderson made business trip to
his farm near Vestaburg Wednesday.
All trimmed hats going at greatly re-
duced prices at Mrs. ii. M. Dunham's.
c. r. Rockwell left Wednesday for a
weeks visit with daughter at Byron.
If you want to buy piano cheap. See
Paul Engleman, janitor opera honse
block.
The Maple Grove roller rink has been
rented for private party next Wednes-
day night
Mesdames c. ]. Chambers and II. J.
Rasor, of Ithaca, were callers in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Marie Peters, of Pompeii, ate
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Vint Richards
S. Agostini entertained his brother,
Mike Agostini, and family. of Ionia, the
first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Steere, Of Nc
Bride, visited DIR. and Mrs. Steady, Thurs
day of last week
Mrs Ross Thompson and mother, Mrs.
J. Wilson, visited relatives in Edmore
last Friday and Saturday.
Rev. A. b. Bowman and family, of
Lakeview, visited Mr. and Mrs. r. Purvis
Tuesday and Wednesday.
NJ Pollasky came home Tuesday from
Detroit, where he had spent few days
with his son, Max Pollasky.
Mrs. c. T.. Beckwith, of Grand Rapids,
who is visiting relatives in Ithaca, called
on Miss Lizzie Ferris Wednesday.
Burr Mcbride and Arthur Daymon eft
Tuesday for Boyne Falls to spend the win
ter working III the lumber woods,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sharrar are
happy over the arrival of an eight pound
girl who came to them Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Thompson and her
mother, Mrs. Julia Wilson, left Monday
for Cleveland, Tennessee, to make theiI
home.
This Friday evening is to be ladies'
night at the skating rink, and no gentle
man will be admitted unless accompanied
by lady.
Miss Mile Tucker came home Monday
from Ithaca, where she had been em-
ployed during the past season as trimmer
i'll Mrs. Goodwin's millinery store.
Pine River Sunday school will give an
entertainment, consisting of musical pro-
gram, supper and toe social, on Friday
evening, December 10, at Day school, I
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. McLaren attended the
funeral of the latter's brother. Donald B.
McLaren at New Haven Center OIL Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Washburn enter
tanned her brother, Irving Rhines, of
Washington, and Miss Pearl Mcclure, Of
Fulton, over Sunday.
The stole windows are taking on a hol-
iday attire which is very handsome and
attractive 1t is only a suggestion, how
ever, of the elegant large stocks they have
inside.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Granger and daugh-
nj
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Fatty, Miss Gertrude remaining until
Monday.
Rev. {. |. Harwood, assisted by Pre-
siding Elder Bowman, will hold the first
of series of meetings this (Friday
evening at the Bailey school house, south
east of town
l.. A. Sanderhoff, and X. G.. Sander
{ hoff, of Saginaw, transacted business in
the city Tuesday and spent the night with
their brother, Otto, and wife, returning
home "Wednesday.
. Will Peck and Job Sleight returned
Monday from five weeks hunting trip
near Manistique and brought with them
three deer. Mr.. Sleight was the lucky
one to bring down two.
Mrs. b. i. Smith ret urned home to
Harrietta Wednesday. She came to the
city about six weeks ago to be with her
son, Carl Smith, who has been very sick
but who was sufficiently recovered to
accompany her home.
Geo. w. Holmes was arrested Monday
evening for using indecent language OH
the streets of ALMA, was tried Tuesday
before Justice Chadwick and sentenced to
sixty days i'll the Detroit House of Cor
rection, where he was taken the following
day by Undersherrih B. {. Button.
This is a fact because Mrs. Smith says
Mrs. Jones told her that Mrs. Murphy
said she knew Mrs. Davis told her that
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