Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-27

GoOd nome made mlnce meat AT hun
& Frisbie's
Mrs @. l.. Chadwick was in Alma
Wednesday.
w. G. CLARK spent Sunday at home
with his family.
Stacks of new goods arriving daily at
+. E. Pollasky's.
Mrs. John Day, ST., has been quite
sick during the past week.
Jasper Nevins of Pontiac has been
in town during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright are spend
ing the week in ST. Paul, Mimi.
Geo. Ouderkirk of Merrill was the
guest of friends in Alma over Sunday.
Chas. +. Pettyjohfl & Co. IS big boni-
fide sale on dress goods, saves you one.
half the usual prices.
Call at A. B. Scattergood's and have
your eyes tested free of charge by Mr..
Jacobs, the optician.
Hear Jason Woodman of Paw Paw at
the Farmers Institute, tell how to build
up an exhausted farm.
Largest assortment of new black and
novelty dress Goods in the county just
opened at f. +. Pollasky's.
Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Convis of Maple
Rapids were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
l. II. Hayt the first of the week.
j. ID. Towar of the Agricultural Col
lege is one of the speakers who will be in
attendance at the Farmers Institute.
Your attention is called TO the ad. OF
A b. Scattergoods on eighth page If
your eyes trouble you it will pay you to
read it.
The farmers are quite busy at present
drawing stone into town for the new
Lancashire block and the sugar factory
building
Joseph Carr of Saginaw is a guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. 7. Bang
hart. Mr.. Carr is nephew of Mrs.
Banghart.
L. n. Chadwick shipped carload of
ice TO Saginaw on Thursday for the A,
w. Wright Lumber Co. This finished
the ice cutting season for this year.
Write or phone the RECORD if you
have friends visiting you. We try TO
get all the news all the time, but it is
sometimes hard work TO get some of the
news all the time
Rev. w. X. Spencer was in Chicago
the first of the week and returned on
Wednesday accompanied by Mrs. Spen-
Ger who has been stopping there for
a short time.
A play that every father should take
his son to witness Rev. Lyman Alb.
bolt. Deans Ten Nights in Bar
Room" at opera house. Monday night.
Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Meyers left on
Monday for Port Huron to remain few
days Mr.. Meyers went as delegate TO
the grand lodge f. ~ A. NJ, while Mrs.
L.
in Sarnia.
Tinker 81 Hannah are putting in a
81 900 set of bar fixtures for the new sa-
loon of +. T. Edwards, which is as fine
piece of work on the whole az could be
done any where in the United States,
and is certainly credit both to the firm
aud the men who are employed on the
job.
The infant son. +. S, Jr, of Dr. and
Mrs. PettyjOhn suffered an extreme
spasm of the larynx Tuesday evening.
He had ceased TO breathe entirely and ex-
cept for vigorous artificial respiration
and quick restoratives, life would have
remained extinct. The DR.. was Incl
dentally at home and saved the baby's |
life with the assistance of DR.. McGrew.
The attack lasted an hour The baby had |
not been we'll for few weeks.
Slayton's Jubilee Singers were greeted |
with a very fair sized audience at the
opera house last Monday night. Owing |
TO the sickness of two members of the
company they were not able to appear
at their best, but they pleased the people !
well enough so that if they should make |
a return date for in the near future we
venture TO assert they would be greeted !
with full house The "cake walk" 10 |
rag time" music was worthy of espec-
ial mention.
A Cass county farmer has a unique
method of farming, according 10 the |
Cassopolis Nigilant. which makes it i'm
material to him whether the season is
wet or dry. He plants an occasional |
row each of onions and potatoes side by
side through his field and the onions
make the potatoes eyes water so pro.
fusely as to furnish plenty of moisture
for all his crops. besides giving him an