Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-09-23


Fresh frankforts every Friday at
Banghart's.
j. b. Parker returned from Petoskey
on Thursday.
Watson Robinson of Vestaburg, was
in Alma Tuesday.
A. p. Lane of Ithaca was in Alma
Monday morning.
Bert Woodward was in Greenville on
business on Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Smith returned from
Boston Oh Saturday last.
r. K. Moblo of Riverdale, was in
town Wednesday on business.
b. F. Walker moved to Alma from
near Elm Hall on Monday last.
Regular meeting Alma Lodge No. pa,
f. q A. Nj. Saturday evening.
Mrs. P. A. Brack of Detroit visited
Mrs. Trap the first of the week.
DIR. Crotzer of Edmore, was guest at
the home of l.. s. Stevens on Tuesday.
Morris Messenger was in Detroit
| Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
Remember the millinery opening at
Mrs. j, f. Lathrops today and to.
morrow.
Roe Huffman of Forest Hill, is work
| ing for Dean 81 Hollenbeck in the cabi-
net shop.
All the latest novelties in sailors,
Walking hats and children's tams at
Miss Smiths.
Special meeting of the fire department
Saturday evening All members are
urged to be present.
A bicycle sale is good thing but
the sale on fall merchandise at Petty
Johns store is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Luttenbacker OF
Saginaw visited their nephew, Johr
Knoertzer, on Friday last.
John Stewart of Detroit, was in Alma
over Sunday, and Mrs. Stewart accom-
panied him home on Monday.
| A good house with celler, well, cistern
and city water on State-st. north, fol
rent to good tenant. Inquire of Q. f
Brown.
The public kindergarten school vii
open on Tuesday in the old M. f. churcl
building, the same place it was held IL
last year.
f. p. Knowles of Tasting was IL
Alma Monday night on his way to Mt
, Pleasant to attend a meeting OF tn
Presbtery.
, 1t looks like business to see the stack
, Of new fall and winter dry goods, capes
jackets, shoes, carpets, etc., that ar
being opened at +. +. Pollasky's.
n. B. Fraker of Pompei and Mrs
Fraker of Ashley, visited their nephew
w. w. Fraker last week. Mr.. Frake
is 81 years old and has lived on his farr
in Washington township since 1861.
BY one of those unaccountable omis
. sions we failed to chronicle in last week
issue, the death of Mr.. and Mrs @. L
Chadwick little thirteen days old chill
which died on Tuesday, Sept. IL, OF IL
" hamation of the brain.
Alma theater goers will welcome tn
" news that the managers of the oper
house have secured the Porter j. Whit
Co. in Faust" for the 9th OF October
II This company was here last spring an
g gave excellent satisfaction,
: The A. J. Dingman stock of DR.
goods has been moved to Hillsdale whel
IS Mr.. Dingman expects to engage in bus
II ness for the future. We are very sorI
IL to lose Mr.. Dingman as he has alwa.
q proven himself to be an honest and col
scientious business man.
ID Should you wish to improve the qua
II ity of your bread use the celebrate
N Yeast Foam. Nothing like it for pr
We ducing a light sweet, nutritious loaf
b. bread. 1t will retain its moisture al
nutty flavor longer than bread rais'
he with any other yeast ever put upC
It. the market. Try it,
a The sporting season opened Sept.
he but it is proper to be little caref
r. what you shoot for a spell yet. Qua
partridge, woodcock, snipe and squire
IN are protected by law until Oct. /, b
or wild ducks, geese and other water To-
20 are shootable now. Wild turkeys, pi
On ems and prairie chickens are not TO
os killed until 1905.
at branch of the county Austin Bl
Y r publican Club was organized
be Riverdale last Friday night with thil
members enrolled. The follow
,or officers were elected: h. E. Noble, pre-
,u VIM. VanLeuvan, vice pres. Del
N. Fleming, sec'y and treas w,
; - Strong, S. L. Sutton and l.. A. Swl
40. members Of executive committee.