Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-09-02
A great sale at Pettyiohn's store.

+ A. Coddington was in Ithaca on
business Thursday.
Jas. How'd of Ithaca was in Alma
Tuesday on business
S. w. Tinker was in Mt. Pleasant
Monday on business.
Joel McCarty returned from London,
Ont, on Wednesday.
Archie Vandyne of Ann Arbor is
home for few days vacation.
Irwin Sickelstead of Lake Odessa is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. H. O. Downs.
Mrs. w. A. Bradley of Riverdale
visited Mrs. J. B. Tucker last Saturday.
Robert Farrough of Big Rapids is
spending his vacation with friends and
relatives near here.
All the standard periodicals Of the
day can now be secured at Webb's
Corner Drug Store.
Everybody come and see and enjoy
yourself at Pettyjohn's store This is a
great week of values
Lady H. won first money in the 80
class at Bay City on Wednesday and
| secured mark Of 2:261.
Miss Louise Hood left on Monday
morning for week or ten days visit
with friends in Indiana.
NJ. H. Mandelbaum of Chicago is in
town looking after the interests of the
Alma Evaporating Works.
F. +. Pollasky is conducting a
punched sale" of dry goods, etc. this
week. See adv. on another page.
Mrs. j. B. Tucker and daughters Mil
lie and Jessie returned from six weeks
visit in Cleveland, Ohio last Friday.
WANTED.-Agents for Alma and vicin-
ity. Salary $4,000 per month and ex.
penses. Steady. References.
Box 275 JOHN M. MILLER, Detroit.
Mr. J. F. Lathrop left on Wednesday
for Grand Rapids and Chicago for the
purpose of purchasing her fall stock of
millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Interline, who have
been visiting relatives in town for the
past week, left for their home in Eden,
Ohio, last Tuesday.
Mrs. T. J. Harlock and daughter
Myrtle returned from Higgins Lake
where they have been stopping for the
past five weeks, on Wednesday,
w. Frank Knox will tell all about his
terrible experiences at Santiago
with Roosevelt's Rough Riders al
the opera house Monday night.
Business in which every member is
interested, will be acted upon at the
next Review Of Alma Tent. All mem
bers are expected to be present
Seth Tubbs went to Buffalo on Sat
urday last with two carloads of stock
and returned on Tuesday. From tn,
violence of his expressions on his return
we doubt his having a very pleasan
trip.
Parents, now is the time to have you
children's eyes tested before school be
gins. You remember the complaint
they made during the last school year
Consult DR.. Dodge while here this time
Examinations free.
Miss @. E. Smith and Mrs. J. +. Suy
dam leave next week for Detroit, Toled
, and Cleveland for the purpose of visit
| ing the wholesale houses and purchasing
: the new stock of millinery for Mis-
Smiths millinery store.
VIM. Howe, Jr., has notified US t
r change the address Of his RECORD from
S Sault Ste. Marie to Omer, Mich, wher
: he is located at present. We under
/ stand he has much better positio
there in the schools than at the forme
place.
= j. T. Northon passed through Aim
e on the 4. A. train yesterday on his wa
g to Easton, ILL.,, where he has a positio
d in the schools. We congratulate MI
o Northon on his success and also cor
y graduate the patrons of the schools
Easton in securing the services of M
Northon as teacher.
f In the September Review of Review
y the editor takes strong American pr
o sition in discussing the important intel
II national questions regarding Cuba an
IT the Philippines which must be settled b
# the peace commission at Paris. Plat
# words are also used in regard to the d,
|. plorable sanitary conditions that I'll
American troops have suffered.
g Miss Catherine Wright of New Yor
'e City has been in Alma for the past tw
l. weeks visiting at the home of DR.. j. !
lie Lancashire. Miss Wright is quite
1t noted artist and has very fine stud
4. in the city where she resides. Durir
t. the week some of the beautiful wat
id color designs painted by her can be see
l. in the large show window of y. K. Pc