Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-10-29
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For choice, pure milk, Price takes the
lead.
"Othello" Tuesday night, opera house,
Alma.
Extra fine bulk oysters at P. 7. Bang
hart's.
J. NJ. Montigel was in Ithaca on bust
ness Monday.
NJ v Sadler, the news agent, rides
Stearns bicycle.
J. M. Montigel was in Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday on business.
Ashley Stone of Ithaca looked after
business in Alma Monday.
Geo. P. Stone of Ithaca spent Thurs
day night with his son, o. p. Stone.
j. S. Caple entertained his brother-in-
law, j. f. Knapp, OF. Hillsdale over Sun
day.
Miss Ernestina Hirschkowitz goes to
the Carnival of Fun" at Grand Rapids
today.
Judge o. H. Pitcher of Joplin called on
Chicago friends at the Sanitarium last
Friday.
w. E. Boden of Delhi Mills was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright
the last of the week.
DR.. Pettyjohn spent Sunday with
Mrs. Pettyjohn and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
S. Brewer in Pontiac.
James. +. Terrence of Ann Arbor was
selling stereoscopic views here this week.
He reported good success.
Mr.. and Mrs Elijah Saunders of Grand
Ledge were the guests of Mrs. Carrie A
Brown the last of the week.
The stone gutter in front of the new
Pollasky block adds greatly to the drain
age and appearance of the street.
Will Vought Roy Barnes, Eugene De.
long and Roy Miller rode to Mt Pleas
ant and back on their wheels Sunday.
They found the roads the best of the
season.
w. l.. Hood, S. S. Missionary of Sag
inaw Presbytery, and Rev. j. H. Hoover
of Lafayette were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Porter during the s. S. con-
vention.
The w. r. G. Reading Circle will
meet in the w. r. @. hall next Thursday
afternoon, Nov. 4. Supper will be served
at six o'clock for the benefit Of the old
G.. A. RS.
The railroad companies have taken
the advice of the RECORD reporter and
have covered the clay grading at and
near the station with gravel, great
improvement.
A large number Of the ladies of the
Methodist church are planning to
attend the district meeting of the Won
ans Foreign Missionary Society at st
Louis next week.
The Hotel Arcadia has been making
quite extensive repairs preparatory to
the approaching cold weather. Portions
of the roof together with the cellar, fur.
mace and chimney have felt the laborer's
hand.
If your fancy a choice strip of well
cured bacon or a good ham, trimmed and
well cured, call, at +. w Hooper's
meat market. We can show you the
best bunch of cured stock in the
county.
L. Hirschkowitz sold his house in Sag
NAV few days ago for 81, 100 and con-
siders that he made a good bargain.
Four years ago he bought it for $4,000
and the man he bought it Of paid 81 500.
The property has been kept in good re-
pair and the above figures simply show
the decline of property in that city as
elsewhere.
Last week Thursday strange dog
that was anxious to enter Messenger q
Co. 5 clothing store, where an up-to-date
stock is always kept on hand, could not
wait for some one TO let him in but
plunged through the plate glass in one
of the doors. The shattered glass cut
the dog so badly that he had to be killed.
thus paying the price of his abnormal
| impotence. 1t is evident from observa-
ton that patience pays, both for man
and beast.