Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-09
S. w. Case went to Temple Tuesday.

II. II. Hathaway was in Grand Rapids
Monday on business.
Mrs. Athy SIN Oh returned to her
home in Detroit Thursday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Snyder,
on Wednesday, a ten pound girl.
p. ii Bruske of Grand Rapids is
spending the week in Alma with his
parents
Mrs. J. S Caple left last Monday for
Glendale, n. ID, for short visit with
relatives.
BE sure you attend Pettyjohn's one
half off sale, Friday and Saturday, Nov
LIST and End.
l.. A. Sharp and J N. Ford went to
Lakeview Wednesday to attend the
field trial of bird dogs.
DR.. G. Il. Butler made his regular
business trip 10 Chicago Tuesday night,
returning home Thursday.
You will find a fine line of trimmed
hats ranging in prices froms 81 90 to SIP
and SO at Mrs. L A. Bivins.
Rev. J. Seeley Beers of North Star
will arrive Monday TO assist in the spec
ial meetings at the u b. church.
John Tuger, a business man in st.
Louis for nearly thirty three years, cied
at his home in that city last Sunday.
F.M. Place of Howell relieved w. II.
Switzer, the Ann Arbor operator, Tues
day while the latter went home TO vote.
&. a Ward, accompanied by his son,
DR.. S F. Ward. of Binghamton, n. y
is visiting his brother, O. 5 Ward, this
week.
Mrs Hattie Furman of Manhattan,
Pa, who haa been visiting her sister,
Mrs O. L. Joseph Of Sumner, returned
home Thursday.
Bishop Davies held services in St.
Johns church Sunday evening and
preached to a large congregation. lie
also confirmed a class
On Thursday evening, at the bride's
residence in Alma, Mr.. Hiram Wilson
aud Mrs. Mary 4 Davidson were mar
ried, the Rev. A. 3. Bowman officiating.
John Innis, who has been in Wash
Ingyon, d @. for the past three years,
returned last Monday and has been
greeting his many friends during the
week.
About thirty Maccabees and ladies
attended an oyster supper and dance at
the home Of Mr. aud hrs Dan. Nc
Laughlin last Friday evening. All re-
port pleasant time.
The Lillian Lyons Stock Co. will oc-
cupy the boards at the opera house all
next week This company is headed 10y
Frank Dean, the veteran actor, and will
put on full week of repertoire at popu-
lar prices.
Word was received last Sunday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Caple to the effect
that a girl had arrived at the home of
their son, A B. Caple, in Toledo that
day and would remain with them until
her wedding day.
Prepare for winter weather-stacks Of
warm dress goods, capes, jackets, suits,
skirts, furs, underwear, hosiery blankets,
over CATERS, leggings, over-shoes, rubbers,
etc, to select from. Prices within the
reach of all, at f. E. Pollasky's.
Perry Mason q 90. of Boston, publish
ers of that popular paper, the Youths
Companion, have issued a calander for
1901 that is certainly a work of art. The
| Companion calanders are looked Tor
with pleasure each year by the many
subscribers and friends of the publica.
ton
In the November number Of Munsey's
Magazine John Paul Bocock tells about
"The Romance Of the Telephone" and
recites the strange history of great
modern invention, and the long struggle,
with huge fortune as the stakes, be-
tween the men who have claimed it as
their own.
Are you planning a berry patch
Don't think of doing it until you have
read Judge Bicycles admirable little
Berry Book. 1t contains the experience
of thirty of the leading berry growers
of the country. Experience has cash
value. Send 80 cents to Wilmer Akin
son 90. Philadelphia, for a copy.
Merchants and business men make a
mistake by using poorly printed station
cry or rubber stamps. II does not make
very good impression of your business
on parties receiving it, and works
against your interests. Neat appearing
printing adds 20 mans credit in more
ways than one. The RECORD will do
your printing well.
A great many people think news
naDers should have about a page of local