Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-26


Sheriff Mccullough was in Alma
Wednesday.
Kodaks and Photographic supplies at
Bivins q Rhodes
Call and see the new china ware at
Losey's, the jeweler.
Mrs. Eli. Rollin is visiting friends and
relatives in Charlevoix.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Wilson spent
Thursday at Rock Lake.
There were 475 fans sold at Petty.
johns store on last Friday, show day. =
Mrs. David Blakeslee of Pontiac Wis
ited Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.. Fisher this
week.
Mrs. ID. 4. Gray of Grand Rapids
spent Sunday at the home of O. f.
Brown.
Mrs. p. M. Smith went to Traverse
City on the Petoskey excursion on
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Rilea of Chicago has been
visiting at the home Of Ed. Griffin, dur
ing the past week.
All the standard periodicals of the
day can now be secured at Webb's
Corner Drug Store.
Phil. and Myrtle Walker left on the
Petoskey excursion on Tuesday to be
gone about ten days.
Miss Lillian Laurence arrived on
Thursday evening for a short visit with
Mrs. H. J. Vermeulen.
Seventeen tickets were sold at this
station for the Petoskey excursion over
A. A. r. r. OH Thursday.
Regular meeting of Alma Lodge F. e.
A. M. on Saturday evening. Every
member should be present.
M. J. Follett of Harrison was in town
Wednesday on his way to Sheridan and
made this office pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Sartor, Sr., spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Inger-
sol, on their farm near st. Johns.
Walter Caple returned from Canaan
| dagua. n. Y, where he has been visiting
his brother, Chas. Caple, on Monday
last.
| WANTED.-Agents for Alma and vicin-
ity. Salary $4,000 per month and ex-
penses. Steady. References.
Box 275. JOHN Nj. MILLER, Detroit.
Miss Mabel Collins, who has been
visiting relatives in town during the
summer left for her home in Bay View
on Thursday.
"Dick" Dingman arrived home from
Hillsdale on Tuesday night, looking very
much improved in health, but he re-
turned alone"
Mrs. Chas. Hood of Marlette arrived
Monday night and will visit short time
with her sister Mrs. Hattie Berger, and
mother, Mrs. Stoutenburgh.
You will always be pleased with your
purchases of dry goods, carpets, capes
jackets, shoes, etc, when dealing at the
reliable store Of F. E. Pollasky's.
Geo. T. White, who has been EN-
ployed by Dean g. Hollenbeck for some
time, severed his connections with the
above firm and left for Detroit the frs,
of the week.
j. +. Schwartz shipped one Of his I'm
perlal Furnaces to James Gargett OF
Richmond, Va, this week. He also
placed one in John Kane's residence in
st. Louis and sold one to a party il
Ithaca.
Chas E. Silsbee of Niles has been Sc
cured TO take charge of the clothing de
partment in II. J. Vermeulen's store
Mr.. Silsbee comes we'll recommended
and will no doubt prove to be the righ
man in the right place.
L. H. Hayt left for Cleveland, o, or
Wednesday night for the purpose of dis
posing of carload of apples which hi
shipped there. He expects to visit Other
points in Ohio and Pennsylvania, look
ing after the apple market, before re
turning home.
NJ 3. Faughner of Detroit was il
Alma over Sunday. Mr.. Faughnel
stated that he has his new excelsior fac
tory in running order and that his er
rand in Alma was principally to engage
the services of some of the people wht
worked for him while here.
Mrs. VIM. Hannah, who has been il
Detroit assisting in the care of he
daughter, Mrs. o. G.. Chaplin, during he
recent illness, returned home last weel
Thursday night, accompanied by he
daughter, Mrs. John Stewart, who ex
poets to remain with her few weeks.
j. w. Holmes left for Atlanta OF
Wednesday for the purpose of bringing
his son Milton home. He has been il
3 the FIT. Mcpherson hospital for som,
! time with the fever, but is slowly re
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