Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-09-22
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DR.. A. +. Bruske was in Saginaw
Tuesday.
b. O. Button was in Saginaw Wednes-
day on business.
p. M. Smith was in Owosso Wednes-
day on business.
s. f. Anderson was home from Ed
more over Sunday
DR.. j. II. Lancashire was in Detroit
few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs M. Pollasky returned
from Detroit last Friday.
WANTED Six cords Of good, hard,
body wood, stove length.
MRS. SToUTENBURGH.
Mr.. Fred Fullerton returned home
from Sumner on Monday.
M. f. Walker of Howell was in Alma
the latter part of last week.
Prosecuting Attorney Mccall Of
Ithaca was in Alma Tuesday.
November Designer at Pettyjohn' g
five cents each (one-half price,
fluff Boy" suits-made exceptionally
strong of best material-at Messengers. .
Miss E. NJ. Hill, formerly physical in
| structor at the sanitarium, was In Alma
over Sunday.
NJ. B. King was in Detroit and other
points in the eastern part Of the state
the first of the week.
The dates of the Gratiot County Agri.
cultural Society fair is October 3, 4,
and g. Bear this in mind,
1. p. Gilman is closing out his harness
stock at greatly reduced prices prepare
tory to moving to Shepherd.
Mrs. J. Trapp and daughter Winni
fred, who have been spending the sum
mer in Toledo, have returned to Alma
j. Vanvalkenberg has crabapple tree
on his lot in the east part Of town that
is all blossomed out for the second time
this year.
Miss Carrie Smith will be pleased &c
show the ladies Of Alma and vicinity
her new fall and winter millinery on Fri
day and Saturday, September 80 and 30.
A. B. Angel, who has been in Bunker
Hill, Ingham county during the pas
two weeks, called there by the illness
and death of brother, returned home
Tuesday night.
We will give a free trial subscription
to The Michigan Farmer to run to Jan
/, to every subscriber who will pay al
arrearages and one year in advance
within the next 80 day.
Maurice Grigsby left on Monday fol
Kalamazoo from which place he ex
pected to go to Chicago so as to be ready
for the opening of McCormick's Theo
logical Seminary on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Tubbs left on Tues
day for Pontiac where they will visit
relatives and friends and attend the re,
union of the lst Mich CAV, the reRi
ment Mr.. Tubbs served with during the
| war.
The RECORD job rooms are now better
equipped than ever for all kinds of print.
ing. There is not better equipped
office in Gratiot county. Look over
your printed matter and if short Of any.
thing give US a call.
Datus Wright of Pine River brought
to this office last Friday night branch
from one of the apple trees on his farm
which was in full blossom. The frag
rance of the blossoms made one almost
imagine that it was the beginning of the
summer.
DIR. ID. M. King Of Cleveland, o., ha:
been in Alma this week for the purpose
of making arrangements to give course:
of lectures or rather anthropologica
readings. He did not complete any ar
rangements, however, but expects to re-
turn in few weeks.
Lafayette Stevens moved his house
hold goods from Elm Hall the first of the
week and is now nicely located in the
rooms in the second story of the old
Pollasky block. His new stock Of furni
ture is beginning to arrive and will be
placed in the building as fast as possible
1t is very evident that strangers visit
ing our town can see the needs of the
place G.. E. Barnes of Omaha, Neb
who is visiting relatives here, is very
favorably impressed with the business
outlook of Alma and realizing that there
was a demand for residences, has pur.
chased some property in the east part OF
town and will commence the building OF
house on the same at once.
Mr.. Hemingway. the Secretary Of the
Jersey Cattle Club, says that "Bigglt
Cow Book is most comprehensive little
volume-one of the best things on the
COW question have ever looked into