Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-02-27

y. Nelson was In Mt. Pleasant on bus
mess Monday.
Mrs. r. Francisco transacted business
in Ithaca last Monday.
Minnie Brown left Monday night for
lonia to visit friends
Attorney w. A. Balkhe is attending
circuit court this week.
Louis Smith visited his sister, Mrs. b.
Chandler of st. Louis last Monday.
VIM. Demuth and wife left Tuesday
for months visit in Springfield, Ohio.
Mrs. 1. f. Mills visited over Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Kenyon. in Ithaca.
VIM. Humphrey left Monday for De-
troit, where he intends to find employ
ment
Mrs. Sarah N Taylor visited q
brother in Forest Hill the first of the
week.
l.. n. Baker went TO Flint last Satur-
day evening for short visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Sueeler returned
Friday from visit with friends in Ban
mister.
Harry Moore left Monday morning for
a business trip TO Battle Greek and
Jackson.
Mrs f. T.. Burt returned TO her home
in Owosso, Saturday, after visiting Mrs.
Grin Brown
b. l.. Finch of Stanton spent Sunday
with his wife, who is patient at Brain
erd's hospital.
Messrs. E. E. Stetson, b. Kitteridge
and f. Francisco transacted business in
Ithaca, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Corwin went to It'll
AGA, Saturday TO spend Sunday with
Mr.. Corwin's people.
The Bansill Real Estate Agency re.
port the sale of house and lot on the
east side TO JAS. McFaul.
Mrs Esther Burkburrough went tc
Mt. Pleasant last Tuesday for a few
days visit with relatives.
Miss Eva Bradford of Wheeler visited
the first of this week with her sister
Mrs. James Allen of this city.
Miss Ethel Sober, who is teaching al
Kalkaska, Mich, spent Saturday ano
Sunday at her home in this city.
FOR SALE-One restaurant aud ice
cream parlor. Enquire of
c. III. BAsNILL.
FOR SALE-Five pairs of horses from
3 TO s years old.
l45Stf GEORGE SANDEL, Elwell, Mich
Edward Barlow of Ohio who has been
visiting near Alma, and who is thinking
of settling in this locality. returned tc
his home last Monday.
The Rev. John Gordon, pastor of the
: South Congregational Church in Grand
! Rapids, was In Alma, Monday, acting as
one of the judges in the debate at the
: College.
A school girl 40 refined, should like
home with a refined family. In re
turn would give her services after schoo
. hours. Best of references exchanged
Address, Alma Record office. l45Spt
The Fortnightly Club of the Presby
{ terrain Church meets at the home o
Mrs. j. II. Lancashire on Thursda,
I afternoon at 2:30. Subject, "The Is
3 land World"
FOR SALE-Several articles of house
hold goods such as bedroom suit ice box
. gasoline stove. side board and a few
e other household necessities. Inquire o
u 1851 Mrs. L. j. GAFFNEY.
Miss Marie BAnghart is reported yer,
r i'll with scarlet fever She is pas
5 the NEST critical part of her illne 5 ant
J. her condition is much better than it wa
a few days past. The residence is quar-
O antined and Mr.. Banghart is living a
the hotel.
y Taxes from insurance companies TO
1906 will exceed $3.50, 900, says msuranc
g Commissioner Barry. The year prev
q Gus taxes amounted to $444,000, and
s few oil the life companies last year sui
N fered a decrease in premiums III th
state. About $3.50, 900 has so far bee
received. This goes into the specifi
tax fund to be distributed, with til
taxes of other corporations, to oh
:. schools
Senator Ming's anti-cigarette bill pre-
q scribes license fee of twenty-five do
n lars for any dealer, and five hundre
: dollars. for any manufacturer of cigal
d cites or cigarette paper; prohibits licens
to any person in any way connected wit
the sale of intoxicating liquors; and TO
l. bids sale or gift of these articles TO an
= person under twenty-one years OF ag
II Severe penalties of fine and imprisol