Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-09-09
Hom And OIcIsITY.
Mrs. VIM. Hannah is quite i'll.

Mrs. VIM. Hannah is quite i'll.
WANTED.-To see you all at Wins. =
V. S. Hollenbeck was in Owosso We'd
nesday.
Fresh whitefish and trout at Bang
harris
Bart Miller is in Detroit on business
this week.
Winter apples and shipping potatoes
wanted at Wins.
Wilbur Nelson preached at South Bay
City on Sunday last.
Mrs. McCabe of Detroit is the guest
of Mrs. w. G. Clark.
Hot weather" sale continued anoth-
er week Petryjohn's.
The creamery is turning out a thous-
and pounds of butter day.
Mrs. Bart Miller is expected home
from Detroit Saturday night
Highest market price paid for apples
at the Alma Evaporating works
Call in and see the new Napoleon
caps for children at Miss Smiths.
DR. n. f. McChnton reached Alma
Wednesday evening from Cass City.
Do not forget that Win will buy your
shipping potatoes and winter apples. q
Miss Anna Reid left for Almont,
Mich, Thursday for few weeks visit.
A girl baby is reported at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miner on Monday
last.
Look out for Miss Smiths fall open
ing Monday and Tuesday, Sept 10 and
goth.
Mesdames. j. G. Bright and NJ. G.
Bright are in Saginaw visiting friends
this week,
Miss Laura Shoemaker left Tuesday
for Battle Greek where she expects 70
make her home.
For fresh fruit, vegetables, canned
goods, etc, call and see l.. n. Baker in
the Adams block
Miss Adelia Reid left Friday for
Frankfort where she will take up work
III the public schools.
Call on Kipp for milk shake, ice
cream, new cider, cigars and lunches at
the old Dingman store.
E. r. Griffith & Co. are dealers in all
kinds of fresh and salt meats, sausage
game and fish in season.
Miss Bertha Wade Stevens charming.
!
guests at her home on Tuesday evening
Misses McNutt and Wetherell will
open their dressmaking parlors about
the 10Th of the month and will have all
the latest fashions.
Chas. Silsbee left for Detroit Wednes
day evening on business connected with
the boot and shoe department Of II. j
! Vermeulen's store.
w. f. Knox has secured an extension
of his furlough and left for Almont
Mich, on Thursday where he expects e
remain few days.
Marcus Pollasky of Detroit arrived
last Friday night to attend the Pres
Association banquet and remained ovel
Sunday with his parents.
CT. w. Nichols, father of J. NJ
Nichols, arrived Monday night from
Hudson, Lenawee CO. Mr. Nichols i
eighty. four years old but stood the tril
well and is III excellent health.
Raymond Bangs, who enlisted in TIT
Thirty fifth Mich, July ., was brought
home last Friday from Camp Eaton
very i'll with the fever He had beer
in the hospital one week before he wa
brought home, his temperature reach
ing l04, but since returning home III
has improved somewhat.
j T. Frank, who has been fast prov
ing popular as a. a. freight agent re
ceived notice the first of the week Il
come TO Toledo and accept the position
of chief clerk in the passenger depart
ment OF the A. A. road. While we ar
sorry to lose Mr.. Frank and family W
congratulate him OH his advancement
Mr. Ernest Crippen of the saith Reg
Co III passed through Alma OH his wa.
home to Sumner from Santiago on Wed
nesday. Mr.. Crippen was in the thick
est of the fight which took place Jun
first but comes through without a sea
and is in unusual good health. He take
pleasure in saying that so far as h
knows the newspaper reports whic
have reached us in regard to the poo
treatment of the soldiers from thei
officers are entirely false.
The Alma Roller Mills have kindl
favored us with look at the summar
of their August businC SIS with farmer
at Alma. w give the following fact
regarding samei Number of grists e1
changed, l6a number of loads of graf
purchased. 423; number of sales
farmers, 673. The wheat received i
August, 1898, exceeds by about 10 pc
cent the receipts of any previous month
From the above it appears that III
mills are drawing more people to Aim
than ever before and our merchant
should reap "a benefit.