Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-01-20
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Miss Mile Tucker is visiting in De
troit for a few days
Rev H. 5. Higgins preached in Bay
City last Tuesday night.
Mrs Or. dip is spending the week in
Saginaw with her husband.
Don't forget the Wilson-Frye Co. to-
night at the Opera House.
Mrs. \. r Dickerson left Tuesday for
Owosso for a few days visit.
Every thing in signs neatly and
promptly done. Ask Geo \. Fink,
Alma 47-u
Rev, c. T. Hoag left Monday on a two
weeks lecture tour in various points i'll
the state.
Prof. Grawn, of the Mt Pleasant Nor
NAL, was a caller in Alma Wednesday
evening.
Plain sewing is wanted by Mrs. James
Allen. Rooms over Thompson X Sander
hoffs store 4Su.
w. J. McVicker left "Wednesday even
ing OF business visit i'll Chicago for a
few DAYS.
There is one more week of Messengers
big mid-winter mark down sale, ending
Saturday Jan. 2S.
A. l. Wagstaff left Tuesday evening
for Chattanooga, Tenn, on business
and pleasure trip.
June Ryan returned Tuesday morning
to Pompeii, after spending week visit
ing friends i'll Alma.
{. +. Brown and Geo. Sharrar attended
the Farmers Institute at St. Louis,
Wednesday afternoon.
The members of the eight grade of the
high school enjoyed a sleigh ride TO ST.
Louis Thursday evening. >asM
For SALE-Lots IS and ro blk ,, River
dale. Address Fred Wilcox 2I5 Walnut
St, Mt. Pleasant, Mich f-tf
I. c, Scott attended the meeting of
the Michigan Millers Association i'll ses-
sion III Lansing this week.
Herbert Nelson, of PIT. Huron, manager
OF the Empire Produce Co., haa been in
town part OF the week on business.
T. T. Fell, of Tawas City, was in town
the first of the week visiting both his
college friends and those in town --<A
Wanted an Alma boy to learn the
printing trade. \ good opportunity for
a boy who will make himself useful
Ralph Kernen left Tuesday forenoon
for his home in Kalamazoo after a two
weeks visit with his father, i. (. Ker-
men.
Jay Bunce entertained,a few of his
friends at his home on Superior-st., last
Friday evening. II was very pleasant
evening.
A. L. Wagstaff VENT to Cofeyville,
Kan, Tuesday. From there he goes to
California and expects 10 be gone about
three months.
Rev DR.. Dodd of the First Presbyterian
church of Lansing, will preach i'll the
Presbyterian church here Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mr. Allen, at the Alma sugar factory,
informs The Record that the price of
sugar beet seed has been reduced TO ten
cents per pound. unA 49,
c A. Eavey. of Carson City, was in
town yesterday. on his way to Saginaw
His parents Mr.. and Mrs. \. w. Eavey,
live near Alma. ~
Dudley Tinker entertained few OF his
friends at his home Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Lou dip, who goes to
Saginaw to live soon. \ most enjoyable
time is reported.
A crowded house witnessed the marvel
Gus feets of wizardism performed by Karl
Germaine Wednesday evening. His
deception so remarkable as it is anus.
ing and il was enjoyed by all,
Mrs. II. NJ Durham will sell all her
street and trimmed hats at one-half off
former price, commencing Friday, Jan.
49, and continuing all next week.
Friends here of Mrs. w. y. Wright of 4,
Grand Rapids, will be panied to learn
that she suffered a Slight stroke of paraly- |
sis last Saturday while visiting at the |
home OF Miss Ormsby, of Greenville.
j.. 7. Struble has traded his two houses !
and lots on Woodward ST for a fixty acre /
farm III Montcalm Co. near Rivcrdale, |
belonging TO T. T.. Pollasky Mr. Pollas-
ky will have the houses for rent March |
Ist.
Mrs r. II Wilcox, president of the
Woman Club entertained the members
and few invited guests at her home
Thursday afternoon. A literary and |
musical program was rendered and dainty
refreshments were served
A reception was given bv Mrs. Chas.
Nost and Mrs. Elmer Heath at the home
of Mrs. Nost, in Ithaca, on Friday, Ian
II, from five until nine in the evening
Those who attended from Alma were
Mesdames, Gelston, Booth, Bushnell,
Bruske, Ewing and Mulholland.
Nile ID. Critics who is well and favora-
bly, known in Alma leaves next week for
St. Louis Mo, where he will engage i'll
the real estate business with his brother,
Jas. Critis who is prominent attorney
of that city. The RECORD joins with
Niles many friends in wishing him sue
cess.
The Alma Sugar Co has arranged with
the Grand Trunk Railroad Co., to put in
a siding on the section line between sec
tions nine and ten in North Shade town
ship. This is three and one-half miles
east of Carson City The siding will he
used exclusively for loading beets that
come 10 the Alma factory
Miss Hattie Mills very pleasantly enter
tanned the pupils of the tenth grade at
her home Tuesday evening There were
about thirty-fye present and the time
was spent in music and games. Refresh
ments were served, and Miss Mills unani-
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