Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-27

Ionia.
Mrs. Ed Winn is confined to her home
by sickness.
Mt Pleasant is advertising for bids for
street paving.
DR.. J. II. Lancashire was in Battle
Creek, Wednesday.
A. c. Peevey, of Ann Arbor, was an
Alma visitor, this week
G. c. Field, of Shepherd, was an Alma
visitor, the last of last week.
Mrs Earl Parks, of ST. Louis, is the
guest of sher mother, Mrs, Eli Oswald.
w. ID. Strong spent Sunday in Owosso
with his mother who is very sick in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Caple are home
after week spent with friends i'll De-
troit.
Will Ca pie, of Canandaigua, New
York, is the guest of friends and relatives
in Alma.
George Bates, of Stanton, was an
Alma visitor Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week.
The next number OH the Alma Lyceum
course is the Roger Grilley entertain
ment, February s.
A. L. Matthews has rendered his res
lgnation as Superintendent Of the ST.
| I,oIiS Supar factory
Thomas Freeland, of Big Rapids, was
i'll the city, Tuesday, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Young
NJ f. Medler aud wife returned from
Chicago, Tuesday night. Mrs. Meder is
much improved in health.
Albert Knapp and Bert Forquer were
among those of our citizens who attend
ed the auto show at Detroit this week
Mrs. +. Enterline left Wednesday for
Pleasant Lake, Ind. where she was
! called by the serious illness of her faith
er.
Miss Minnie Fink, who has been visit
+ ing her brother, Isaac Fink and family
returned to her home in Chicago, Tues
day morning.
Sam Case and family returned Wednes-
day from Brighton, where they visited
Mrs. Cases sister, who has been very
/ sick in that city.
, w. A. Stopple of the Little Giant
Hay Press company, leaves to-msrrow
FOR business trip to Wilkesberry, Phil
: adelphia and Washington.
9 NJ. Grow had the misfortune to
lose the services of valuable horse,
| Tuesday, when it slipped and fell OH the
ice, breaking its shoulder.
Miss Margaret Frederick returned
Tuesday from visit with relatives i'll
Grand Rapids. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs, Andrews.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby
terrain church will meet next Tuesday
afternoon at 2 30 o'clock with Mrs. Chas
Rhodes at her home on State street.
Will Fullerton, of Howard City, a
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and will be buried III this city, today.
Mr. Fullerton was brother of J. w.
Fullerton and Mrs Marie Pearce of this
city.
Frank Jeffrey. formerly i'll the employ
of the skirt factory and more recently in
! charge of the dye and cleaning estab-
lishment at 524 Wright avenue, has ac-
cepted a position in Chicago and left,
T Monday, for that city.
Volume one, number one of the Mid
dleton Record appeared January H..
The paper is published by c. NJ. Newton
, and as a five column quarto would prove
, credit to any village. The Record
wishes Mr.. Newton success in his enter
prise.
February 10th is the date set by the
State Land Commissioner. Huntley
Russell, for the sale of about 1000
acres of state lands in Isabella county
They will be sold at public auction OH
that date to the highest bidder at or
above the appraised value.
Last Friday night, the high school
girls basket ball team played the River
dale girls to score of II to 4. River
dales points being the result of basket
and two fouls. The local girls played a
fast game Alma S points being the re-
suit of twenty has kets and four fouls.
The baskets were about evenly divided
between the forwards, Miss Soper and
Miss Wyant.
In 1886 bonds were issued by many
townships through here to the Ann
Arbor railroad as bonus for building
the road Some of the bonds were paid
while others were not. The bonds
passed into the hands of third parties
and now suit has been commenced in
the district court at Bay City against