Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12

| II. ~. huHuell Vi EunuOro Was III hiiiu
Monday on business.
Millinery at cost next week at Miss g.
e. Smiths.
First-class second hand cook stove for
sale at Brooks.
New invoice of ribbons and sailors at
Mrs. Q. E. Wilson's.
Father H. E. Crowley of Mt. Pleasant
was in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Able of Saginaw is visit
ing at the home of Seth Tubbs.
V. S. Hollenbeck is spending the week
in st. Johns visiting friends.
j. N. Ford and @. f. Brown attended
the races in Jackson this week.
Geo. Pulfrey of st. Johns was in town
the first of the week on business
Mrs. VIM. Hayford of Hartland is a
guest at the home of r. d. Lemen.
Rev. w. A. Taylor of Grand Ledge
called on Rev. Nj. ID. Oarrel on Tuesday.
Earl Clark's barber shop opposite the
postoffice is the place to get shave or
hair cut.
| A very pleasant party from The Alma
drove over to st. Louis last Friday to see
the races.
A party of ladies from Ithaca drove
over to Alma on Tuesday and picniced
in the park.
"Uncle Billy" Rogers visited friends
and relatives near Port Huron the first
of the week.
All the standard periodicals of the
day can now be secured at Webb's
Corner Drug Store.
DR.. r. E. Hunt left on Tuesday for
Jackson, his former home, to attend the
races held there this week.
Don't forget the dance in the Pollasky
hall tonight. Good music and good
time promised all who attend.
. YOUR CHoICE-of any ladies, or gentle
mems neckties for 20c and 35c this week
at G. E. Pettyjohn e. Co. s store.
Prof. T. Bath Glasson, it is rumored
will teach music in the State Normal
School at Mt. Pleasant, next year.
l.. II. Hayt left for Jackson Wednes
day to attend the races. Lady II. starts
in the 2 80 class today with ffteer
others
AL. Hodgskinson has returned home
from Clare, where he has been engaged
for the past two weeks in moving a large
grist mill.
j. Major Lemen left for Owosso OF
Tuesday morning where he has posi-
ton in Collins 81 Co.'S drug store fol
, two weeks.
} E. H. Weston has received the con
tract for putting the steam heating ap
} paratus in the college museum ant
gymnasium.
H. J. Vermeulen shipped a carload o
. apples to South Bend, Ind, on Wednes
day and on Thursday left for that plac
to dispose of them.
w. T. Pitt of Elwell has our thank
for basket Of fine peaches from his or
chard Mr. Pitt has thousand fin
trees on his farm that are bearing thi
3 year for the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pollasky an
children of Detroit are visiting relative
r in town for couple Of weeks. The
: are accompanied by Mrs. A. Links O
Sandusky, Ohio, Mrs. Pollasky' s mother
a Ringing Brothers geological collect
Y ion is the finest display Of rare and cost
IL wild animals in the United States
The massively carved golden cages i
:, which the animals are exhibited are tn
most elaborate and expensive ever cor
structed
E. H. Angel of Ingham county, al
tended Mrs. A. B. Angels funeral las
Friday and spent Sunday with friend,
8 Mr.. ANGEL is an old resident Of tha
u county and all old line republican. Flo
e forty years, he has only missed tw
county conventions.
r Mrs. Bart Miller left for Detroit o
r Monday where she enters the wholesal
IL millinery house of Kellogg, Sommers
Co. during the wholesale season. She e,
lie poets To return in about four weeks
Al While there she will purchase the ia
n stock of millinery for Mrs. @.
s. Wilson.
Insurance Commissioner Campbe
N has revoked the authority of the Cor
ID necticut Indemnity Association of Water
lie bury, Conn. to do business in Michigan
lie The company is in practically inso
vent condition and has been ordered
l. cease doing business by the Connect
ID cut commissioner.
z About four years ago little girl b
& the name Of Nora st. John was adopte
III by someone, supposed to live in Cratic
county, and nothing has been hear
* from the child since. Elder Sly Of Lai
n sine, ,nada the arraupements with III