Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-11-05

Try those juicy roasts at P. 7. Bang
harris.
Mrs. @. A. Gray visited Ithaca friends
over Sunday.
w. A. Bahlke went TO Stanton Satur-
day on legal business.
s. w. Tinker looked after business
matters in Saginaw Saturday.
Mrs. Fraker and Mrs. Barnes visited
friends in Ithaca the first of the week.
Mrs. b. G. Button left Monday for a
two weeks visit with relatives in
Jackson.
Drs. Pringle and Purmort expect TO be
located in their offices in the Pollasky
block by Nov. 10.
The old Palmer house west of the
residence of j. b. Tubbs is being torn
down and removed.
H. O. and b. VI. Collier of Frankfort
called on their cousin, Miss Mabel
Voorhees,, last Friday.
Mrs E. F. Downey has had solid
foundation placed under her house and
some other improvements made.
have No. Regular Kodak in per-
feet condition. Cost me $50, price new,
of Eastman 81 Co., the same | will sell
for $50. j. II. LANCASHIRE.
Miss f. Kent and Mrs. Darlington
returned Saturday to their home in
Detroit after a sojourn of several months
at the Sanitarium.
Mrs. Maggie Mcbride, who was
formerly employed in the Alma Wooden
Mills, left Monday for Ypsilanti where
she will engage in the same work.
L. H. Hayt spent Sunday with his
parents at Henderson. Miss Ethel John
son, niece of Mrs. Hayt's returned
with Mr.. Hayt to her home in Hender
son.
r. S. Miller has been appointed post
master at Elwell. He has filed his bonds
and is ready for business. The appoint
ment is a good one as Mr.. Miller is a
very careful and accurate worker.
M. H. King, proprietor of the ALMA
RECORD Book Bindery arrived the first
of the week with his machinery and is
now located ready for business. Parties
having binding to do will do well to
call His work is first-class and prices
r reasonable.
John d. Spinney was in Reed City
last week and returned Friday morning.
In order TO make better connections he
rode his wheel from Reed City to Big
Rapids before breakfast and caught the
train that connects at Edmore with the
one reaching Alma at 1929 a. m.
Miss Florence Plum was the guest of
Alma friends this week. About three
weeks after the opening of school this
fall, Miss Plum was taken sick and
obliged TO leave her work as teacher in
the kindergarten of the Cleveland
schools for a season. She is quite well
and strong now and returns TO her
position to begin again next Monday.
1t appears doubtful TO the reporter that
everything will be ready to turn on the
electric lights much before December l.
One needs but to visit the plant to see
the immense amount of work that has
been done. Very few have an accurate
conception of the enormous task of
placing such piece of machinery in
position as the % 900 pound drive wheel
The Opera House Orchestra under the
direction of Prof. 7. Bath Glasson
assisted the VIM. Owen Co. both Tues
day and Wednesday evening. They
discoursed delightful music between
acts and were loudly encored every
time. Everyone was surprised and
greatly pleased. 1t is really astonishing
what can be done in very short time
under competent leader.
Howard Willard and Fred Wright
bought out the Woodward stock, in
Guiding the bakery, last week Thursday,
and will continue the business as before
They are both upright energetic, bust
nesslike young men and cannot fail to
make n success of the business They
will keep full stock Of groceries, china
ware, glassware, baked goods, etc, etc.
Will Kinch remains as chief baker. The
RECORD wishes the young men success.