Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-07
Mrs. r. e. Hunt is ON the sick list this

New line of 20 cent tams at Mrs.
Lathrops.
IL you want a fine steak, call at
Parker 81 Huff's.
Wyatt Duzenbury left for Bedding
Monday morning.
Milton Holmes returned from Jackson
last Tuesday night.
S. T. Fish of Chicago was in town
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Ii. j. Winchen is in Howell
this week visiting friends.
Will Carnahan of Mt. Pleasant was
in Alma Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Beebe returned
from Tecumseh last Wednesday.
f. H. Weston fitted up toilet room
in John Caples house this week.
Call at Mrs. Lathrop's and see the new
line of trimmed hats from 800 up
New dress goods, Innings and trimmings,
all the latest novelties of the season at
f. f. Pollasky's.
Mrs. E. A. Bagley left Tuesday morn
ing for two weeks visit with friends
and relatives in jackson.
Don't set up your stove until you have
purchased new floor oilcloth or limo
leum from 1Sc to Boo per yard at f. l..
Pollaskys.
Mrs. August May Of Berlin, Can,
arrived last Friday and will visit at the
home of her brother, j. +. Sartor, Sr.
for few weeks.
The annual Ohio excursion Of the A.
A. II. r. on Wednesday was very well
patronized at this station, seventy two
tickets being sold
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. n. Marsh, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Davis, returned TO then
home in Delhi Mills on Monday.
r. d. Lemon, whom we reported last
week as being quite i'll, is recovered
sufficiently to attend to his office duties
this week we are glad to announce.
The New York Dry Goods Store
has an ad. on another page announcing ;
grand opening October Sth, i'll the store
recently vacated by the Saginaw Store
The hunters have been improving IT,,
opportunity for shooting birds durlnl
the past week and all we have seen re
port game to be quite abundant TIN
year.
Mrs. V. M. Wilson left on Thursda.
for different points in Wisconsin, Min
nesota and Dakota where she will visi
relatives during the next two or tire
months.
Among those TO be remembered b
the pension department during the pas
week we notice the names of +. I
Mosier of st. Louis, and +. n. Chadwic
of Alma.
w. II. Winchell of Ashley, Ind, wa
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
II. }. Winchell, over Sunday. Nj
Winchell is in the office of the train di!
patcher of the Wabash II. r.
The old house in front OF \. j. Hall
new residence has been moved this wee
and now the new building shows up
all its beauty. The appearance of I'll
street is very much improved thcreb.
Everybody is invited to attend I'll
Union Temperance meeting of the SUI
day schools Of Alma in the NJ. +. churc
on Sunday afternoon at three oclocl
local time An excellent program pr
pared and a good time anticipated.
A. l.. Fisher left Monday mornin
for White Lake where he attended Il
golden wedding of his parents c
e Tuesday. He returned on Wednesda.
but MIS- Fisher who had been spcndir
t the week there, will remain anoth
e week.
The d. G.. r. g. W. removed the gat
s from their passenger trains the first
October ,on account of their unpopular
b. with the travelling public. The gat
;. were a nuisance to everyone travelil
S and the railroad undoubtedly lost co
siderable patronage while they we
used.
A very nice time was had at the re
y dence of j. G.. Rundio in Sumner tow
; ship on Monday evening, October 3,
. honor of his daughter Maggie, who W
= soon to leave for OHIO TO remain
some time. She was accompanied
t. her father who will visit friends and ]
& latives in Ohio.
J. On account of the large increase in
d business F. E. Pollasky has been oblig
A to add two clerks in the dry goods depa
n ment. Miss Cora Andrews of POI tlar
and Miss Leeta O Brien ofStanton are
two young ladies and they commenc
;. work Monday morning. Miss O. Briei
mother and brother will move here al
the brother " i'll enter college.