Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-10-07
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the first OF the week.
New selection of hats and trimmings
at Mrs. VIM. Wilson's.
Marcus Pollasky Of Detroit, is spend
ing the week at The Alma.
Mrs. Kate Esseg Of Detroit called on
friends in Alma on Thursday.
Mrs. f. d. Kernen spent Sunday in
Mt. Pleasant visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Vermeulen re-
turned from New York on Monday.
Miss Hattie Petit of Glare, was in
Alma Wednesday and called OH friends
Mrs. NJ. Abel left last Saturday for
Lansing to attend the funeral OF her
sister.
S. V. Hollenbeck left OH Wednesday
for two weeks trip i'll the southern part
of the state.
Two cook stoves and one or two heat
ing stoves at Brooks for sale cheap. Cold
weather is coming.
New arrival of beautiful carpets,
linoleum, floor oilcloth and mating
at f. e. Pollasky's,
The ladies of Alma are invited to call
at Miss G. f. Smiths and see the new
line of pattern hats.
Not strainer cloth or mosquito netting
but an extra heavy sheeting at 31ac per
yard at f. E. Pollasky's.
Mrs. Martha Lemen OF Dansville, n.
Y. is visiting at the home Of her brother,
r. d. Lemen for couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Peck Saunders will give her pop
ular recital in the Presbyterian church
October IA Prices 10 and 20 cents
J. Major Lemen left on Tuesday for
Owosso where he enters the drug store
of Collins & Go. for couple OF weeks
Mrs. f. f. Pollasky and daughter
Bernice left on Wednesday for Vernon
where they will visit friends couple of
weeks.
| Miss Minnie Duzenbury returned last
week Thursday from Otsego and Emmett
county, where she has spent few weeks
visiting friends.
Rev. and Mrs. e. d. Kaufman were
the guests at the home of Mis-. Kaufman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moore, the
first of the week.
Sale No. 3. Good first-class garments
and we'll made in ladies'. Misses anc
children's coats, capes and jackets at
Pettyjohn's store.
Mrs. l.. H. Hayt, j. 7. Peters and G
F. Renner and daughter were among
those who went to Ohio Wednesday OF
the A. A. excursion.
DR.. f. S. Pettyjohn went to Detrci
Monday morning to assist Drs. lngall
and Emerson in the case of Bishop
Minds son who is seriously i'll.
J. p. Losey, the jewclcr, has added Il
his well selected stock line of Rool
wood pottery. All arc invited TO cal
and look at this fine art selection.
The Sons of Veterans regular meet
ing next Tuesday night. All member
are requested to be present as there vii
be work in first and second degree.
The Michigan railroad commissioner
passed through Alma on Wednesday i
special train for the purpose of maxim
the annual inspection If A. \. Il. X.
, Mrs. A. f. Bruske is in Detroit thi
, week attending the meeting OF tn
Michigan Presbyterian Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of which she is presiden
, Regular meeting of Fitz James Lodg
No. 80, X. of p. next Wednesday nigh
All members are requested to be preser
as there is business of Importance to
transacted.
The November number of Lippincott
: Magazine, ready October %, will col
tain complete novel entitled A Tril
: pie ENHANCEMENT, by Mrs. Burton Ha
rison, besides the usual variety of stori'
: essays, poems, etc.
y f. II. Weston and j. r. McCarty r
- turned last Friday night from their tr
north. They were overhauling and r
u pairing the steam heating plants for II
G. q w. NJ Ry Co. at Traverse Git
u Hart and Muskegon.
The Euterpe Club holds its first NEE
ing at Miss Writings, Tuesday evenir
next, at seven o'clock standard. Pr
gram for the year will be given out al
other important business transacted.
II program for the evening has also be-
u prepared.
II A prominent man, who is stopping
or Alma lis authority for the statement tn
gentleman by the name Of G.. ]. Ma
r son of Muskegon, will soon build a ia
= tory in Alma for the purpose of man
- factoring n patent lock and will ei
;, ploy from 90 to 500 hands.