Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-07

at carson City.
]. M Wheaton returned Thursda,
evening from Charlotte where he at
tended the funeral of his brother-in
law, F. r. Wigent
Rugsl Now is your time to be II
time. We have lot of rugs on hane
all of the newest and latest designs
all sizes, from $1.1O up. | guarantee
that | can save you 40 per cent on all
rugs. Barney's, 215 W. Superior st
1719tf
Mr. Kidder of the Central Drug
Store slipped on the hotel steps in
Ithaca last Friday evening and
sprained his ankle.
VIM. Nicholson returned Monday
morning to his home in Bay City
after ten days visit with his sister,
Mrs. George Watson.
Miss L. Robinson of Saginaw, who
has been in the employ of the city
laundry the past few weeks returned
Saturday 10 her home.
Miss Nedra Andrews returned to
Flint Saturday after three weeks
visit with her grandparents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robert Frederick.
Lace curtains from Csc up. Bar
ney's, 215 w. Superior street. 1719tf
The ladies' aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon. March 18th, with Mrs. II.
Grain 5oS State ctraat
Miss Sophia Durham. teacher of
mathematics in the Owosso High
school spent the week end with her
mother. Mrs. H. NJ. Durham.
Mrs Mitchell and little daughter
Dorothy of Harrisville were enter
tanned at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Ezra Smith part of last week.
Supt f f. Ellsworth returned Fri
day from St. Louis, Mo. where he
attended the convention of the Ma
tional Schoolmasters' Association
Relief Agent Slaugh is at work at
the Union depot in this city during
the enforced absence of Agent Race
who is confined to his home by sick
ness.
A letter from Carlyle Carr, who is !
taking baths at St Joseph, says he /
is steadily improving. a fact which his (
Alma friends will be glad
to hear
Harvey Carter, who has been in
Brainerd's hospital the past three
weeks, having had an operation for
returned TO his home
You can find good entertainment at
the High school fair Saturday after
noon and evening and the Junior
class will have serve yourself"
unch room
Mr. Edward Pierson who has been
attending school in Chicago is the
guest of his brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Pierson, this week en- route
o his home i'll East Tawas.
At the request OF members OF the
" oman's Club the Record this week
publishes. the following excellent
PAPER which was read by NJ. A. +.
3ruske at the last meeting OF the
Club.
Rev Frank Kurtz for many years
in India and now home on
through will speak in the Baptist =
hurch next Sunday night on The
Iodern Women OF India All are !
ordially invited
+. f. Pollasky has been busy OF =
ate packing and storing his house
old goods. Mr.. Pollasky has leased
is residence TO Mr.. II. c. Richard
on, who will take possession OF same ,
; soon as decorators have completed
leir work. =
Among other Illinois buyers of
Iratiot county farms who have taken l
oSscssion of their lands this week
re George Coleman on the Allen )
eed farm east OF ST. Louis and War p
N Besore on the Wheeler farm north F
ST. Louis
Sharrar & Moore do not just list
our farm; they SELL it for you.
1617tf : :
George r. Coleman and family OF
county. Illinois. arrived
tuesday evening and as soon as their
DuSehold goods arrive will settle on -
ction 20. Bethany. The farm is F
lown a. the Reed farm and consists
240 acres.
The dates for the West Michigan
ate Fair have been fixed for the
eek OF September 9. The Detroit
ate Fair will be given the week fol- r
wing This will be the first time
several years that Detroit has fol-
wed instead of coming ahead OF
and Rapids.
Those attending the Church Of
lrist were very pleasantly surprised -
last Sunday morning TO find J.
ank Green their state secretary m
esent. and who preached an excel es
1t sermon Elder Nudge who was eli
% III the city filled the pulpit very us
,eptably in the evening. an
Mrs. c. w. Pringle left Saturday &C