Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-09-10

For quantity and quality of milk try
Horace Price.
Nick Davidson left for Grand Rapid
Monday morning.
Mat Wixom's living horse at twenty
pounds was marvel.
S. w. Tinker took the train for Vesta-
burg Tuesday morning
Melbourn Medler of Sumner was with
friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Lemen is taking in the state fair
at Grand Rapids this week.
Harry Misamore has gone on the road
for the Alma AntiCotfee Co.
Mrs. Jno. Greig is visiting her sister
Mrs j. l.. Sleight of Grand Rapids.
Ed Morgan of st. Louis has accepted
Il position in the Wright House Laundry.
Ray Fraker is doing good five-acre
job of stumping on his farm southeast of
town.
The members of the Dr. Misamore
Medicine Co. are home for an indefinite
period.
Miss Mile Tucker spent a part of
Monday and Tuesday with Ithaca
friends.
Claud Chadwick came home Saturday,
accompanied by his uncle, s. w. Case of
Brighton.
ID. Tiffany of Big Rapids, factory in
spector for the fifth district, was in town
Thursday.
Willis Brown, editor of the Shepherd
Enterprise, was in town Monday calling
on old friends
w. S. Turck went to Grand Rapids
Monday on business connected with the
soldiers home.
Will Padelford wheeled it TO Grand
Rapids on Tuesday. He will exhibit
himself at the fair.
DR.. n. +. Bruske spent Sunday in
Detroit, where he preached for DR.. Reed
in the Fort. st. church.
Mrs. Ed Hannah returned Monday
evening from an extended visit in the
southern part of the state.
Prof. John H. Rice of Lake Forest,
H., physical director at the college,
arrived in town on Saturday
According to the school census there
are 562 scholars between the ages of five
and twenty, in this school district.
Have you had bath lately? Try one
at the Wright House Barber Shop. Get
shave and hair cut before you leave.
Mrs II. Z. Porter joined her husband
at Owosso Monday. Mr.. Porter is lab
oring in that city for the Anti Coffee Co.
Mrs. SAVERS and daughter, Alice, of
ST. Louis rode over to Alma on their
wheels Monday TO visit Mrs n Church.
Miss Carrie Smith wishes to announce
to the public that she has on hand a full
line of fall goods, of all grades and
prices.
Miss Lura Kilsey came over from
Ithaca the first of the week preparatory
to taking up kindergarten work at the
college.
Rem mber the lecture next Monday
evening by Rey. j. f. Berry, d. d.
What a tramp saw in the Emerald
Isle" Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Hon. w, S. Mesick was in Alma
Wednesday for an hour, changing cars
here for Grand Rapids. He was pleased
with Alma and put in pleasant stay
NJ. L. Osterhout left Monday for
Grand Rapids where he will spend a
year in the superintendent office of
the d. G.. r. & w. by which he is
employed
A regular convocation of Alma Chapter
No. 1913 r. A. NJ. will be held on Monday,
September 18th. A good Attendance is
desired on account of important business
TO be transacted. NJ. PoLLAsKY, H. P.
Geo. Hutchings was in Owosso early
in the week Since then he has accom-
modated Mr. Middaugh during the
latter's illness, by taking his place at
the barber shop
l.. II. Mapes left five ears of as fine
white.dent corn at this office on Monday
as we have seen this fall. 1t was
planted May 2Sth and he is putting it
in the shock now.
NJ. Pollasky sold car load of hides
Monday for a figure far above any he
has ever received before during all his
experience in that line 1t was sixty
per cent. above last years best, and
ninty per cent. above 1894.
Adelbert Brown Of Marion, the sup
plement of Mrs. Cora Uptegrow who was
sentenced last week for larceny of cloth
ing from Frank Pollasky, was tried
Tuesday before Justice Durham, for
completely i'll the crime. Evidence was
lacking, so the young man was acquitted.