Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-11-12

J. G. Stone was in Ithaca Wednesday
on business.
Complete line of shoes, boots and rub
bers at Delavans.
H. c. Harris of Detroit called on Alma
friends Wednesday morning.
Two very attractive windows in Hayt's
book store. Have you noticed them?
l.. H. Hayt loaded a car Saturday
with choice Northern Spies for Chicago
VIM. Coon of Ashley, formerly a
student at the college, was in town
last week Thursday.
Mrs. a. +. Trapp was called to Grand
Rapids, o., Wednesday morning by the
death of her brother, Mr.. Sterling.
Plumbers from Saginaw were at the
lnitarium last week repairing the tanks.
They are now in excellent condition.
have No. / Regular Kodak in per-
feet condition. Cost me $50, price new,
of Eastman & Co., the same l will sell
for $50. j. H. LANCASHIRE.
Bart Miller returned Saturday evening
from weeks business trip to Saginaw,
Port Huron and other places III that
part of the state.
A regular convocation of Alma Chapter
No. 1913, r. A. NJ, will be held on Mon
day evening, Nov. 10th All members
are requested to attend.
NJ. POLLASKY, II. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Detwller and Mr..
and Mrs. E A. Convis of Owosso were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs L. II. Hayt
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Surprise parties and weddings are the
order of the day. The coming Thanks
giving Day should certainly be a season
of giving thanks and not mere name.
The repairs and addition to the house
of j. w. Holmes have been completed
The room in the house is nearly doubled
and it now makes a very commodious
and handsome residence.
DR.. E. E. Holman of Chicago, Miss
Harriet O. Hitchcock of Hila, Hawaii,
and Rev. and Mrs. A. X. Baird of
Helena, Mont, are among the late
arrivals at the Sanitarium.
@. A. Ward started for his home III
Binghampton, n. Y, wednesday. He
was accompanied as far as Bay City by
his brother, O.. S. Ward and wife, where
they will visit before he goes on.
The papering Of H. j. Vermeulen's
grocery store was completed Saturday
and looks very neat He has just been
increasing his stock and is not afraid of
having his store and stock compared
with any in the county.
The Sanitarium Co. are having book
prepared for the use of physicians, de-
scriptive of the institution and its work.
Numerous cuts will illumine the work.
1t will be sixteen page booklet in en-
bossed covers of new shades Of green and
purple.
+. E. Pollasky commenced moving his
immense stock of shoes and rubbers into
his room in the new block yesterday
morning. The store room is the third
from the corner and is fitted up with all
the modern appliances and is an rp-to-
date shoe parlor. 1t will be known as
"The Model Shoe House"
The Sanitarium has added a depart
ment of Physical Culture and Expression
under the direction of Miss Eleanora M.
Hill of Saginaw. Miss Hill gives both
private and class instruction in Swedish
movements and Delsarte, in dumb bell
and Indian club movements, in breathing
exercises, fencing, etc. She also has
charge of the physical exercises each
morning.
At the time of the social held at Mrs
j. w. Ewing's last week Wednesday
she discovered that dozen each of her
choicest silver forks aud teaspoons were
missing. 1t is not known when the
silver as stolen. The spoons and forks
were present TO Mrs. Ewing from her
husband when they lived in Saginaw
and of course were very highly priced
by her. They all bore her own initials
If any one should at any time obtain a
, clue to their whereabouts or their present
possessor, information of the same will
be very thankfully received, and re.
warded.