Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-09-09
Go to Parker q Huff fer your meats.

Ralph &. Ely left Monday morning
for Detroit.
Bert Hayes was in Mt Pleasant We'd
nesday on business.
Mime. McCarty, modiste, has all the
latest Partisan fashions.
Mrs \. j. Dinginan arrived home
from Hillsdale, last Friday.
The Dewey" table scarf now on ex.
hibition at Pettyjohn's store.
Newest designs and patterns at Nine.
McCarty's dressmaking parlors.
Miss Alice Smith of Sherman is visit
ing Mrs. Lloyd Ellison this week.
Ormand Walsh of Mt. Pleasant, Wis
tied friends in Alma over Sunday.
Harness, collars, whips and robes at
reduced prices for cash at Gillman's.
Mrs. Pantry of Harrietta is in town
for medical treatment from DR.. Pringle.
| j. Major Lemen returned from his
trip to Mackinaw Island on Wednesday
If you want hair cut or shave and
wish it right 90 TO Earl Clark's barber
shop.
Miss Winifred Trap will be the guest
OF Miss Lulu Hughes in Harrison next
week.
Miss Minnie Duzenbury has gone to
Petoskey for an extended visit with
friends.
NJ. d. Train was in Edmore on Mon
day night attending the wedding of his
brother.
Miss Florence Houck of Charlotte
was guest at the home of j. l.. Miller
on Monday.
w A. Bahlke left for Pewamo Fri
day where he will spend few days
with his father.
All the standard periodicals of the
day can now be secured at Webb's
Corner Drug Store.
Mrs. j. II. Lancashire and Miss
| Wright left for Saginaw for few days
visit on Wednesday.
Delavan Tiffany of Big Rapids, state
factory inspector of the fifth district, was
in Alma Wednesday.
Mrs VIM j. Hall and daughter of
Cambridge City, Ind, are stopping at
the home Of l.. b. Quick.
Miss Grace Paddock will leave for
! Iona the first of the week TO resume her
work in the public schools.
The ladies of Alma are cordially in
vited TO look over the new sailors and
walking hats at Miss Smiths.
Don't fail to see the burlesque street
parade made by the j. G. Lewis 81
| Plunkard Co. 5 band on Saturday, Sept.
L.
Miss Florence Plum left for Cleveland
on Thursday morning where she will
accept the same position she held last
year.
Rev. II. w. Clough returned from
Caro- last Friday night but Mrs Clough
expects TO remain for a couple of weeks
longer.
Miss Chella Dodge of Stanton, stud.
ent of Albany On. Y Normal College
was the guest of Miss Bertha Stevens
this week.
j. w. Holmes is conducting a special
buggy sale for the next thirty days
Some excellent bargains may be hao
during this sale.
If some individual wishes TO suddenly
become rich he should put in service 6
five cent bus for the convenience OF
our townspeople.
Miss Carrie +. Smith left this morn
ing for Detroit where she will unite
business with pleasure and visit hei
friend, Miss Esseg.
l.. n. Bakers family arrived from
Midland the latter part of last week but
as yet he has been unable TO find suit
able house to move into.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Wright, DIR. anc
Mrs j. H. Lancashire and Miss Eliza
beth Case returned on Monday in the
private car Alma" from their triT
through the west
School opened Monday with an un
usually large audience. All Instructors
are in their places with the exception OF
Miss Jennie Smith, music department
who remained in the east for short
time getting new ideas for her work.
Corp. Tim Kirwin of the Thirty. it'll
Mich, was in Alma Monday, night OF
his way home TO Riverdale on five days
furlough. Tim says that the regiment
has been ordered 70 Camp Meade, Pa.
and will leave in about week
Orion White left on Tuesday morning
for Eaton Rapids where he has IA posi-
ton in the large dry goods and clothing
house of II. Kositchek & Bro. Mr.
White is an excellent salesman and hi
employers are TO be congratulated upol
securing his services.
The suit of Benjamin G. Fasbende
against Orion White for alienation o
of the affections of the plaintiffs wife
) has been discontinued and the defend
ant discharged. The suit seems TO hav,
been instituted for Interior purposes ant
: the termination is not a surprise to thos
best knowing of the facts.
A number of Christian Endeavorer
went for moonlight ride last Frida,
night, making the farm home of TIN
Misses Booth their destination. TIL
evening was spent in social intercourse
and the company was entertained witt
"A reading by Miss Winifred Trapp.
bass solo by MIR. Grigsby and "A few re
} marks by Mr.. Mckee. Refreshment
l were served by the Misses Booth, ant
all enjoyed very pleasant time
The Detroit Free Press of Sept. 9th
today has in its columns an articl
which states that Marcus Pollasky ha
suddenly doomed up i'm state politica
? affairs as against the PiDgree Pack com
= bination and is creating no little un
= easiness among the members of tina