Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-17
Additional Local News

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ID. r. McCurdy was sick the first of
the week with grip.
l.. w Swan was i'll Edmore Monday
and Tuesday on business
Miss Muriel Vaness of Wheeler visited
friends i'll Alma Thursday.
Mrs. Chas Adams is visiting this week
with her parents in Howell.
Miss Eva Craig, OF Saginaw, is visiting
her sister Mrs J.. {. Bright.
Stanley Young of Breckenridge, visited
friends i'll town Wednesday.
Plain sewing wanted. Apply to Mrs.
). $. Lockwood, south Park street.
Geo. S. Young is in Nj Pleasant and
McBain on business yesterday and to-
day
$3.50 Cabinet Photos for q 90 per doz
at Cases gallery, north of Wright House
Alma. 52t3 pd
Mrs. II. y. Stoddard, who has been
very sick with the grip, is getting
better.
Mrs. w. II. Kenney, of Grand Rapids,
arrived at the Sanitarium Saturday for
trea .ment
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Willard are
happy over the arrival of girl, born to
them Sunday.
Miss Rose Marvin visited friends i'll
Alma Sunday on her way home from
Saginaw to Shepherd.
A competent girl for general house
work can secure good position by apply
ing to +. T.. Pollasky.
Miss Jeanette McDauiels was sick
Wednesday and Miss Amsbury supplied
in her place at the public schools.
Freda, wife of Frederick l. Delavan
died ON Saturday, February !, of con
sumption, at Redlands, California.
Iva Reardon, who has been visiting
her sister for the past few days, returned
to her home in Midland Thursday.
Albert Davies of Grand Rapids, and
Miss Burgess of St Louis. wee guests of
J. A. lockwood Sunday afternoon.
V.P. Cash licensed auctioneer of River
dale, will attend sales this spring Write
or see him if you are going TO make
ale. 52-54
The case of Woodward against O Boyle
has been dismissed, the stipulation being
filed yesterday IN Justice Chadwick 5
court.
Carson City had bnt one train east
and another back west Wednesday about
three O'Clock all this week up to Thurs
day night.
Howard Feek has purchased the Mer-
lit property and will move into the same
this week The deal was MAIDS through
=. w Creaser.
Mrs. Alton Clum went to Elwell Sun
day to help care for her mother Mrs ).
Grant, who was taken sick with pneumonia
last Thursday.
DR.. Burton r. Corbus arrived Saturday
from Detroit, and will succeed DR.
Thompson as assistant superintendent at
the Sanitarium.
II. y. Lee and Chas F. Adams went
to Chicago Wednesday morning IN the
interests of the Lee Mercantile Co.,
purchasing spring goods.
Misses Margaret Fredericks, Lulu
Granger and Dora Hicks, of the Lee
Merc9ntile stores, are OF the sick list
with grip and colds, this week.
VIM. Walker and n c. McPhee of
Grand Rapids, and Sidney ID. Pierce of
Flint, were here last Friday TO attend the
annual meeting of the Lee Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Jno. Brewer returned to her home
from the Sanitarium Tuesday with her
baby, which was born February ,. This
is the second baby ever born at the
Sanitarium.
The Catholics have secured a site for
their new church and work will com
mence on the construction as soon as the
weather will permit. The priest will
locate here.
G. w Terry Of Howard City, promi-
nent lawyer IN that place for over 80 years
and we'll known in this vicinity, died at
II s II )me Sunday morning at nine O'Clock
from apoplexy.