Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-12-05
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO ALL.

Harry Tubbs went TO Detroit We'd
nesday ON business.
Mrs. j. II. and Mrs. r. S. Swarthout
visited friends in ST. Louis Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Warren left
Wednesday to visit relatives i'll Onway.
b. T. Wells went to Bay City We'd
nesday on business.
w. A. Parr went to Flint Wednesday
on short business trip.
VIM. c. Tooley went to Cadillac
Wednesday to visit friends.
Not the cheapest but the best for you,
money is our motto. Cows q Cows
Max Pollasky arrived Monday from
Detroit to spend a few days with his
father.
Do not forget the mems mass meeting
at the Presbyterian church next Sunday
afternoon.
Eber Loomis, after short visit with
his brother, John, went to Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday.
Mrs. Stanley Dibbell was called to
Detroit Wednesday TO attend the funeral
of her brother.
The remains of James Dodge were
brought here from Stsnwood, Mich, for
interment Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Ross returned to her hom
III Pontiac Wednesday, after a short
visit with ID. E. Wright
Mrs. f. H. Coe ana l.. G. Coe and
wife went TO Kalamazoo Wednesday,
where Mr.. Coe has purchased another
tailor shop.
Mrs. Francis A. Bell. after short
visit with her granddaughter, Miss
Martha Iouri, returned to her home in
Mason Wednesday.
Do not spend your Christmas money
until you have seen our line of furniture.
Just as we'll get good value for it.
Cows & Cows.
Dr. Media Hess, returned missionary
from Turkey, will talk on Turkish
Troubles at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening.
Mr.. Wilcox, Mrs. scarborough, Mrs.
Lethorn and Mrs. Jeffers, of Mt. Pleas
ant attended the Christian Science
lecture Tuesday night.
The Pythian Sisters have invitations
out for Box Social Tuesday evening,
Dec. II, 1906, each lady TO bring box
lunch for two.
DR.. Brainerd operated on Mr.. Ander-
sons young son Z miles northeast of
Wheeler for appendicitis last Saturday.
Nurse Reed has charge of the case and
DR.. Street of Wheeler, the attending
physician reports his condition favorable.
Thanksgiving evening, party of
young people held an informal party at
the K. p. hall in honor of Pearl Decker
of the U. of NJ. The evening was spent
in dancing, and at late hour refresh
ments were served. Nine couple were
present.
The members of st. Johns church
will hold their annual bazaar at the
city Opera House, Thursday, December
18th. Supper will be served from five
until eight o'clock. Remember the
date and reserve that evening for the
above event
The hearing of Kirk Hills, John
Vandermark and Archie Hildreth came
off today before Justice Chadwick.
James kress was attorney for the de-
fense. The complaint of burglary was
dismissed and a complaint of larceny
filed to which the boys pleaded guilty.
The prosecuting attorney gave the boys
good talk and the court suspended sem
tence upon motion of prosecuting at
torney.
Hassie Voght was arrested last week
and sentenced to go days in Detroit
House of Correction, on warrent sworn
out by l.. M. Sweet for larceny. Voght
found pocket book belonging to Sweet
containing $500 cash, $500 worth of
notes and an order on the Lee Mercan-
tile Co. for IS. He had spent the money
and destroyed the notes and order be-
fore his guilt was discovered