Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-24
Hossnns OIclsITY.

Smoke the Admiral Dewey.
l. n. Cowdry of Ithaca was in Alma
Tuesday
j. n. Ford was in st. Charles Monday
on business.
S. l.. Bennett was in Bay City Thurs
day on business.
E. T. Edwards was in Grand Rapids
Thursday on business.
Mems rubbers, first quality, now on
sale at Q. f. Pettyjohn & Co.'S.
Sharrar q Mulholland are advertising
grippe" remedies this week. See their
adj.
NJ J. Butterfield has purchased the
house and lot on Safest where G. +.
Pettyjohn now resides.
Every republican voter in the village
should attend the caucus in the old Pol
lasky block next Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs j. B. Kernen Of Ithaca
spent Sunday in Alma, the guests of Mrs
Kernen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Sartor, Sr.
VIM Thomas has our thanks for some
very nice lettuce furnished the entire
Office force this week. We can testify
TO the excellence of the quality.
Fifty dozen ladies' imported fast
black Lisle thread hose (heavy weight ,
double soles and heels, regular 2Oc quail
ty, two pair for 25c at F. +. Pollasky's. =
Mrs. VIM Wilson and Mrs. Bart
Miller left Tuesday morning for Detroit
for the purpose Of selecting the new
spring stock of millinery for Mrs. Wix-
sons store.
F. r. Green, the photographer. has an
ad in this weeks issue that will put
some of the photographers Of the county
TO guessing. Read his ad. and profit by
the offer he makes.
Morris Messenger returned from New
York City where he had been for the
past ten days selecting the new spring
stock of goods for Messenger & Co. g
store, on Saturday last.
We notice in the daily papers that the
Both Regt. Mich. VOL Unfit. stationed
at Camp Mckenzie, Ga. would soon be
mustered out of the service by orders Of
the war department. II such is the case
our Alma boys will soon be home.
l. M Carpenter, who has been the
guest Of his daughter. Mrs. W. A.
Bahlke, fer the past two weeks. was
called TO Port Huron on Thursday by
the death of his mother, who at the
time of her death was "a years old. Mr.
Carpenter father served in the war of
1912.
We were in error last week in giving
the dimensions of the beet shed for the
sugar factory. The figures should have
read 5OOxl25 feet instead of 500x25
feet, differece of 100 feet in width is
all. The horse Iower Of the engine 10
be used will also be 200 instead of 100
horse power.
The Allegan Chronicle. a twice-aweek
republican newspaper, will make its
bow on March L. Edwin +. Brown, a
brother Of the editor of this paper, and
we'll known 70 our readers, has pur-
chased half interest in the Democrat
and associated with Chas. W. Kellogg
will endeavor to give the people of Ale
gan and surrounding country a fret
class republican newspaper May their
enterprise be attended with the success
it richly deserves.
Mrs. J. r. Lathrop has moved her
household goods into the rooms over the
store recently purchased by her where
Win Wilson's grocery now is. Win ex-
poets TO be able 10 move into his new
quarters by the first of the month and
then Mrs. Lathrop will make what re-
pairs are necessary and move her mil.
! linery stock into the building vacated.
She expects TO leave for Detroit next
week and make her selections Of spring
goods preparatory to her opening the
t-uond wVpk ~ tLe uoytb.