Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-11
HoManas OIclSITY.

j. 4, weed was IN Stanton over sun
day.
Mrs VIM. Wilson is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Ella Downey is spending few
days in Chicago.
If you want good sausage call on
Parker & Huff.
A. W. Wright was in Saginaw Tues
day on business.
You always get satisfaction when you
trade at Pettyjohn's.
Get your hair cut and whiskers shaved
at Groom barber shop.
A new invoice of fancy feathers at
Mrs. Wilson's this week
Mrs. Geo Fink of Crystal is visiting
her parents west of town.
Lafayette Stevens of Elm Hall was in
Alma Wednesday on business.
When you want bazaar goods try the
new bazaar store one door east of the
postoffice.
We please everyone who likes a good
cup of coffee. Try Thompson 81 Taylor 5
Diamond Brand. WINS GROCERY.
We would pleased very much if some
of our delinquent subscribers would
bring US some wood.
The Arcadia township s. S. conven-
ton, held in the NJ f. church last Sun.
day was very we'll attended.
JIM Nichols, who was reported as con-
valescent last week, has had a relapse
and is confined to the house again.
Mr.. and Mrs F. M. Milliken of Fen
ton are stopping in Alma for a few days
and shaking hands with their many
friends.
If you wish good meal, remember
the chicken pie supper in the w. r. G,
hall Saturday evening, Nov. 49, Price
loo, or 25c per couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carr of Saginaw
who were the guests of their neice, Mrs
p L. Banghart, during the past week
returned home Monday morning.
j. Major Lemen is now full fledged
pharmacist, having passed the examina
ton before the state board of pharmacy
at Lansing last week. Out of 81 appli
cants only IA passed.
The December number of the Design
er is filed with usual excellent arti,
c'es for the ladies. The colored fashion
plates are especially good. The Design
er is published by the Standard Fash
ion Co., 30 West l4th ST.. New York.
The following notice once appeared il
rural journal: IF any subscriber finds
a line in this paper that he does not like
and can't agree with, if he will bring hit
paper TO this office, and point out tn,
offending line the editor will take hi
scissors and cut it out for him"
Mrs John Lewis, who lived near Elm
Hail. died on Friday and was buried
Sunday. Mrs. Lewis had lived with hel
husband on their farm near Elm Hall
for good many years and was very
highly respected. Two children, a sol
and daughter, are left to mourn thu
loss of kind and loving mother.
O. w. Tase of Mishawaka, Ind, wa,
in Alma the latter part of last week
stopping at the Wright House. Mr.. Tas,
came here for the purpose of leasing tn,
Harrington House in st. Louis, which
we understand he has done. AS he is
practical hotel man the reputation o
this once popular hostelry will undoubt
eddy be again placed on its forme
basis.
The Evaporation Works shut down 70
this season the first of the week. Tn
works have given employment to a larg
number of our people and also consid
cradle amount of money for apples an,
material has been expended for tn
buildings. We will publish in mex
weeks issue the total amount of apple
bought and the amount of money pai
out for the same and also that paid 70
labor. Messrs. Boehm and Trescot, tn
managers, have made many friends dur
ing their shoit stay in Alma, and the
will be greatly missed by our people
Mr.. Trescot left for Chicago on Monda
and MIR. Boehm returned OH Thursday