Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-19

p. M. Smith and family spent Sunday
resorting at Crystal.
Mrs. M. Scallon and children returned
to Alma on Tuesday.
Second hand bugeies for sale, at
Wright House Livery.
Theodore Karmsen of Greenville was
in town Monday on business.
Mrs. G. E. Wilson is conducting a
special sale of millinery goods.
Isaac Bush of Riverdale made this Of
flee pleasant call the first of the week.
Mrs. j. W. Holmes and children re-
turned home from Horton on Tuesday
night.
Profs. j. T. Ewing and Jas. Mitchell
returned from Chicago on Friday of last
week.
l., A. Ely returned home the first of
the week with good supply OF Jobs
comforters.
Miss Maud White of Stanton is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
DePlanta this week.
Mrs NJ. L. Durham and son, from
Grand Rapids are spending few days
with Judge Durham.
Miss Josephine Mogg of Elsie and Ed.
Cox of Pennington spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Weston.
BIG VALUEs.-On show day at @. f.
Pettyjohn & Co.'s. Come early and get
your choice of rare bargains.
Miss Jessie Weed left Saturday night
for Colby, Montcalm county, where
she has position in a school.
VIM. Allen of Richfield who has been
visiting his brother, Jas. Allen, for few
days, returned home on Wednesday.
Mrs. p. T. Banghart, who has been
visiting friends in the south part of the
state, returned home the first of the
week.
, A. w. Beckner returned from David
City, Neb, last Saturday night. He re-
ports his little children as enjoying goot
health.
r. d. Ellsworth of st. Louis was il
town Monday. Mr.. Ellsworth is doing
some very successful collecting for some
of Almas business men.
Little Jake" Seligman of San Isabel
Col, has been stopping at The Almi
, during the past week. Mr.. Seligman il
, much improved in health.
Mrs. Fred Leonard and children lef
Monday morning for West Branch
where they will visit Mrs. Leonard
parents for a couple Of weeks.
, Mrs. Thomas Joy, who visited at thu
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Wrigh
| the first Of the week, returned to he
t home in Cincinnati on Wednesday.
f. E. Pollasky is advertising "Grea
Clearing Up Sale" in this weeks issue
2 1t will pay you to read his adv. anC
{ then call at the store and see for your
l self.
s Medler Bros. of Sumner, have leaset
the store now occupied by Lightston
. and will open stock of general mer
! chandise the first of September Carson
{ City Gazette.
H. L. Amos and wife of Ironton, Ohio
who have been spending a few weeks a
S the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ellison
D left Monday morning for Jackson wher
= they expect to visit friends for a few
;, days before returning to their home.
DR.. II. p. Morgan, and wife of Sagi
nav, accompanied by their four children
: and Mr.. and Mrs Chas. G.. Burnham o
s Merrill, were in Alma last Friday an,
l. Saturday on pleasure trip. They drov
= through from Saginaw and while her
= visited Mr. Wright's farms near Alma
The "Cake Walk" in the parlors o
: The Alma on Saturday evening last wa
a very pleasant diversion for the guest
Of that institution. Mrs. E. G.. Lamp
y man Of st. Louis, Mo-, and M. II. Ian
:, of Kalamazoo won the prize, the judge
- being S. Seligman of San Isabel, Col
Mrs. j. s. Morton, of Columbus o., an
k Mrs. J. H. Allen of st. Louis Mo. Mis-
5. Harriet Lancashire and Harold Southar
E, also received honorable mention.
The Graham 81 Morton Transport;
g ton Co. are planning trip whereby tn
steamer "City of Chicago" will leay
Chicago on September 18th, and make
y tour of the lakes, stopping at all lare
}. cities and principal summer resorts b.
N tween Chicago and Buffalo, providin
IN one hundred passengers can be secure
y at the extremely low rates they hay
10 made. This will also include a tri
r. from Buffalo to Niagara Falls.
Marcus Pollasky of Detroit was
ID Alma over Sunday. Marcus was Lift
y Jake" Seligman's attorney in the eel
ID brated Seligman VS.. Doyle case whic