Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-10-01
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Pollasky spent Sun
day with friends in Detroit.
Rev. II. II. Lynd of Ithaca made the
RECORD office a very pleasant call Mon
day.
Rev. II. f. Butler. ID. d., preached in
the NJ. f church Sunday morning and
evening.
You can get the latest hobby styles in
women's, mems and children's shoes at
f. f. Pollasky's.
w. S. Turck has joined the ranks of
those who have graced their residence
by a cement walk.
John H. Stewart of Detroit, "A former
student at the college, visited Alma
friends over Sunday.
Rev. @. b. McAfee at the Presbyterian
church neXt Thursday night at eight
o'clock standard time.
Don't forget the $500 Chicago excur-
sion via d. CT. r. 81 w. r. r. October
18th. Tickets good five days.
Home duties required II. l.. Misamore
to give up his position as travelling sales
man for the Anti Coffee Co.
r. j. AlversOn has moved TO his farm
three miles northwest of town. Rev.
NJ. d. Carroll will occupy his residence
ON Woodwork ave.
G. l.. Chadwick returned Tuesday
from a business and pleasure trip
through Howell, Stanton, and several
other places.
FARMERS ATTENTION-The Sanitarium
Go. will receive sealed bids for their
swill for one year. Bids should be i'll
OF or before Oct. 10th.
DR.. j. Al. Wilson of Saginaw called on
his son at the college Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Wilson says he is very much pleased
with Alma and its institutions.
G. J.. Terhune of Pasaic, n. j., who
has been visiting at the home of Andrew
Shaw for about two weeks, left Alma
Tuesday on his homeward journey.
The shoe sale of soc on the dollar
should be attended by all. The line is
fresh and of the best manufacture and
will positively go as represented.
j. WOODWARD q Co.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G Smith living near
town lost an adopted child twenty-one
months of age last Sunday. The re-
mains Were taken to Midland county for
burial Tuesday.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the PRESBYTERIAN church will
be held with Mrs. Blanchard on Tuesday
afternoon, Oct. >, at 300 p. m. a good
attendance is desired.
The many Alma friends of J.. T. LIE.
Messurier will be pleased to learn that
he has bought out his partner and will
conduct his large laundry business
entirely on his own responsibility for the
future.
VIM, Coon, a former student at the
college, has entered the employ of the
Alma Anti Coffee Company and will
take up a route through south western
Michigan. This will make two hustlers
on the road for Anti Coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hood came Sat
urday evening for a visit with Mrs.
Hoods mother, Mrs. G. Sto~ughtenburg.
Mr.. Hood returned to his place of bust
ness at Marlette Tuesday, but Mrs.
Hood expects to remain about three
weeks.
Sunday was observed as Rally Day by
the Presbyterian S. S. The published
form of exercises was followed and some
additional recitations given, making a
very pleasant occasion. Some sugges-
tions as to plans for future work were
also given by the superintendent.
The Alma Band is very much in need
of some more players at the present time.
The band has in view two men who
will come here and play with them pro-
vided they can obtain positions so as to
make a living. 1t is TO be hoped hat
work for these men can be found. In
many other places the business men
have given employment to just such
men for the sake of helping the band.
Let the business men here do likewise.
Peanut sandwiches are usually made
from grated peanuts. Have the peanuts
thoroughly roasted, and CRATE them on
an ordinary crater. Cut the end from a
square loaf of bread, butter the loaf, then
cut off thin slices, and so continue until
you have the desired quantity. Spread
over a thick layer of the grated peanuts.
Put two slices together, trim off the
crusts and cut the slices into fancy shapes
either rounds, c%rescents, triangles or
squares. Or you may buy for these a
peanut butter. October Ladies Home
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