Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-02
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sixteen inch all linen crash Tor &c per
yard, at Opdyke q Co.'S.
$ L. Bennett was in st. Louis the
last of the week on business
Miss Kate Booth is spending her va
cation with her people in Detroit
Singer sewing machine for sale cheap,
in good repair. Call at this office.
NJ Pollasky went to Elwell Monday
to look after some business matters.
Opdyke q Co sell the genuine Peer
less carpet warp. White and colors.
j. f. Sartor, ST., who has been very
sick, is able to be about the house again.
Did you see the line of 1891 shirts at
Pollasky's; 15c and $l.00 grades are
sold at 80 cents
Chas. HutchinS returned Saturday
from an extended business trip i'll Ohio
and eastern states.
Miss Minnie Duzenbury, who has
been quite sick for some time, is reported
better at this writing.
Easter opening at Mrs Lathrop's,
april 18th to 18th Call in and see her
new hats and bonnets.
Little Ina Missamore was seriously
i'll the last Of the week Of lung trouble.
She is much better now.
Miss Vanderzee of Bay City and the
Misses Cook of St Louis visited the
college the last of the week.
Miss Bernice Burnes started for
Toledo Saturday morning to visit with
friends during the vacation.
Geo. Hutchinson at the Creamery is
having hard work to get the cream in
from the country this week owing to bad
roads.
Those beautiful new shapes in foot
wear for men. women and children dis
played by Pollasky catches the eye of
the public
VIII Duzenbury and son, Leon, Of
Potterville, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. \. Duzenbury of
this place.
Dr. and Mrs Pringle were summoned
Saturday to Sandy Lake, Pa, to the
bedside of Mrs. Prin6le's father, who is
dangerously i'll.
Prof. J. w. Ewing and wife left Sat
urday morning for few days visit
,-;+l, fr;o,d- o+ D,v-1;r.s (.raa,, aO1
/ Perrysburg, Ohio.
Crayton Goodsell, son of DR.. Goodsell,
Mt. Pleasant, is spending few days
visiting with his uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs S. II. Loveland.
Miss Elizabeth Jones started Monday
evening for Sparta, Wisconsin, where
she Will remain few weeks From
there she viii go to Bismark, North
Dakota.
Mrs Francis Palmer was called tC
Sumner Tuesday owing TO the illness OF
her father He has been sick all winter
but his trouble took turn for the worse
the first of the week.
Miss Clara Booth, Alma, class of 80
who is a teacher in the Coleman public
schools, is enjoying her vacation Will
her sister and friends in Alma. She re
turns 60 Coleman Saturday.
Mrs. 5. II. Loveland returned home
the last Of the week Her brother
Eugene Barrett. was buried Thursday
Mr.. Barrett was an old soldier, and one
of Vestaburg's most prominent citizens
The Light Guards cleared nearly
seven dollars from their maple sugar
social last Friday evening. Thi
amount will nearly finish paying 70:
their suits Good luck to the boys i
our wish
Superintendent p. H. Kelley of Mt
Pleasant, accompanied by his wife anC
daughter, called on Supt. and Mrs. r
G. Ely Saturday evening. They were OF
their way to Lakeview, where they ar
spending their vacation.
a new Franklin perforator has beer
added to the RECORD job office. 1t is
perfect machine, making the postag
stamp perforation which has becom
indispensable for printing stub-books il
frst-class shape. We can now fix yol
out.
Samuel Megaw returned Saturday t
I his passionate at Omer, after a shor
D visit with his family. Mr. Megaw re
ports encouraging results of his work i
T Omer and Maple Ridge The G. +
> Society at Omer has increased fror
a four to twenty-five since he began hi
work
Miss Grace Paddock came from Ioni
= Saturday evening to spend her vacatio
II at home. Miss Paddock graduate
g from the kindergarten department {
d the college in June 1895, and has sine
D, had charge of that department in III