Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-09-16
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright are III

Rev. A i. Toner of Ithaca was in
Alma Wednesday.
III j. Nermeulen made business trip
to Lansing on Wednesday.
Bert Woodward was in Detroit Il e
first of the week on business
Paul Ingleman has the janitorship of
the college for the ensuing year.
NJ. Il. Durham of Grand Rapids spent
Sunday in Alma with his parents.
Win has the largest stock Of peaches
in town; just purchased at Benzonia a
w. j. Trott and wife of Big Rapids
spent Sunday with his parents i'll Alma
Glenn Gray of Grand Rapids spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. o. f..
Brown.
Do you want to buy new fall dress,
cape or jacket? If you do go to +. h.
Pollasky.
Roy Covert of Hancock, n former
Alma attorney, was i'll town the first Of
the week.
Quite number of Alma people have
been attending the reunion i'll st. Louis
this week.
Mrs. Vint Richards returned on Tues
day from Stanton, where she has been
visiting relatives.
WANTED AT the Wright House
Three middle aged women. Steady en-
ployment and good pay.
Mrs. Howard Willard and little
daughter, Helen, visited friends III ST.
Louis the first of the week.
Sheldon Allen of Grand Rapids ana
chief clerk of the Michigan railway
service, was IN Alma Monday.
Mrs. O. T. Wilson has decided not to
have her opening of fall and winter
millinery until September 2Sth.
The ladies of Alma should visit Mrs.
j. +. Lathrop's millinery store and see
the new fall styles and pattern hats just
arrived.
WANTED.-Agents for Alma and vicin-
ity. Salary $4,000 per month and eX-
lenses. Steady. References.
! Box 215 JOHN NJ. MILLER, Detroit.
The members of the Woman's Club
have several copies left of their edition
of the RECORD if anyone wishes TO OBJ
tain the same.
Agent Winchell sold forty-three
tickets for Saginaw over the D., q. Il.
& w and thirty for Toledo over the y.
A last Sunday.
w. ID. Clizbe of Birmingham, supreme
representative of the Knights Of Pythias,
W.,a Ill Alma Wednesday night and
visited the local lodge.
Mrs. L. A. Sanderhoff of Owosso and
Miss Ella Sanderhoff of Saginaw were
guests of their brother, Otto Sanderhotl
on Wednesday and Thursday.
@. f. Scott filled the pulpit of tie
Presbyterian church i'll St Louis last
Sunday upon invitation of the Of the
pastor, Rev. j. y. McCireaham.
Mrs. j. H. Plum, Miss Florence Plum
and Misses Edith and Marian Thomson
of indianapolis were the guests of Mrs.
Mary Plum OH Wednesday of this week.
Jas. Robinson of Ithaca and Miss
Gertrude Udel of Forest Hill were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents
on Wednesday, Rev, Luther of St
Louis officiating
DR.. S. ID. Yerington of McBain was III
Alma Wednesday shaking hands with
old friends. He was on his way to De-
troit where he will take course of
medical lectures.
DR.. w. J. Bruce of Sand Beach ha:
located at Elwell. He is very pleas
ing gentleman and comes very highly
recommended. The field is good one
and his success is assured.
Township officers, school officers anC
teachers. when in need of any blanks OF
any kind remember that the RECoRI
Office is equipped to do any kind of worl
and that our prices are reasonable.
Mr.. J. G. Lewis, of the J. @. Levi
81 Plunkard Co., is a phenomena
whistler, and his whistling specially
5 is received with wonder and admiration
! He does not use his fingers to whistle
which makes his whistling more wonder
T full. Opera house Saturday night.
81 Plunkard the rearing, rousing rail-.
of fun as presented by j. 9. Lewis AM
= his big company of comedians vii
4 create barrels of laughter from thos
/. fond of fun at the opera house Saturda.
r night. So those who wish an evening
e to drive away dull care should be OF
j. hand to see "Si' and his funny com
{ edians in his new version of the laugh
Q ing success 81 Plunkard. All new feat
r ures, new novelties, everything new
e Seats on sale at Webbs drug store with
out extra charge.