Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-09-23
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H. j. Vermeulen was in Stanton
Tuesday on business.
Miss Winifred Trapp returned from
Harrison on Monday.
Floyd Woodward returned on Friday
last from Larwill, Ind.
The Perfection" hat fastener at Mrs.
Wilson's millinery store.
Mrs Geo. Bates Of Bay City, is Wis
iting friends and relatives in Alma.
Miles Health and E. j. Monet of
Ithaca were in Alma Sunday afternoon.
Otto Sanderhoff was in Owosso on
Thursday attending the Street Fair.
M. H. Mandelbaum of Chicago, was
in Alma the first of the week on bust
ness.
Holders of Atlas coupons who have not
brought them in are requested TO do so
at once. BIvINs q RHODES
J. b. Kernen and wife of Ithaca, spent
Sunday in Alma with relatives and
friends.
Do you want to buy new fall dress,
cape or jacket? If you do go to f. E.
Pollasky.
Twenty nine people from Alma went
to Frankfort last Sunday on the excur-
sion over the A. A.
See the Carnival of new fall goods at
Pettyjohns store; every stock now COM
plete Call on him.
A. w. Brook says he is too busy TO
tell the people what he has to sell, but
they must call and see.
Mr.. John Day lost valuable new
mich COW last week from milk fever.
This makes the second one since March.
Mrs. J. f. Lathrop's millinery open
ing commenced yesterday and continues
today and tomorrow. The ladies are all
invited.
Mrs. Wilson has a notice in another
column of this issue inviting the ladies
to attend her millinery opening Sept. rs,
% and 30.
L. Hirchkowitz is busy this week
packing up the goods of the Saginaw
store preparing to move the same to
, Fremont, Neb.
Miss Bertha Stevens expects to leave
next week for Ann AIbor, where she
Will study voice culture under Lampson
| the vocal instructor.
! The Saginaw Courier. Herald came
] out last Sunday with forty page "Jubi-
lee" edition booming the Street Fair III
! that place Sept. 27-30.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Marsh of Delhi
e Mills are visiting at the home of Mr.
m Mrs. Orville Davis this week. Mrs
S u lsh is sister of Mr.. Davis.
!, Miss Blanche Woodward who has beer
e visiting friends in the south part o.
the state for the past six weeks. returned
!, home the latter part of last week.
:, This week E. H. Weston is putting {
r steam heater in the depot at Traverse
n City for the c. q w. NJ. r Il. BE
will also fit up bathroom in private
!. residence before returning. }. r. Me-
5 Carly accompanied him.
1. II. S. Babcock, former college student
d now one of the editors of the Har
l. Dor Springs Graphic, was the guest
A. w Beckner last Monday night. Mr.
% Babcock was on his way TO the republi
a can state convention in Detroit.
.e NJ, NJ Hauck of Grattan and Mis-
r. Ole Anderson of Alma, were married
d in Ionia at the parsonage by Rev. j. L
Oxtoby, Saturday, September 10. MI
" Hauck is III business in Grattan and ha
re- taken his wife there to reside.-Beldin
j. Banner.
y The Alma Light Guards, Theodor
rs Nelson, captain, were Gov. Pingree
u bodyguard during the encampmeni
Capt. Nelson has the boys drilled /
Il. really creditable fashion, and they pei
ed formed in way that did credit to them
o. selves and their town.-Republica
of Leader, st. Louis.
III The area in wheat in the state la
gu May as compiled from the returns
III supervisor was 1875, 448 acres. This
the probable acreage that was harveste
!, this year. Computing by counties Il
ul the northern section entire, gives pro-
IL, able yield in the state of 81, l62, Of
lis bushels. This is more than ever +
ut ported in the farm statistics The fin
wi estimate will be made in October,
= The Hon Frank A. Nanderlip, y
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, wi
have in McClure's Magazine for Octob
air an article THE Cost of the War. The
at has been great deal of speculation al
rty talk on this subject by people who we
ng in no position to come at the facts; b
s. Mr.. Vanderlip must have them all rig