Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-03-09
Register Saturday.

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Jas. Toy of Elm Hall was in Alma
Thursday.
S. w. Tinker was in Cadillac the first
of the week OH business.
NOTICE Something entirely new at
Pettyjohn's store for mothers and house
keepers.
Miss Bernice Cook of Mt. Pleasant is
the guest of Mrs. II. J. Vermeulen.
Miss Lille Cory of Ionia spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. d. Coleman.
Mrs. S. Fink and daughter. Minnie,
are visiting friends in Bad Axe this
week
Rev and Mrs j. w. McAllister Of
Lowell were the guests of friends this
week
Mrs f. l.. Oonvis of Portland was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Hayt
Wednesday.
Special sale of ladies tailor made
suits in blacks, browns, greys. blue AID
tan at +. e. Pollasky's.
W Q. Johnson returned from his
visit with relatives in Ionia, Greenville
and Grand Ledge Wednesday night.
Rev O. f. Blanchard, of Schoolcraft,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. p.
Blanchard, the first Of the week.
Mrs, May Cummisky Bliss of Saginaw
was the guest Of Mrs. G.. w, Pringle,
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
You can buy carpets, mattings, cur.
tains, windows shades, etc., at lowest
prices ever made on choice new goods at
Il. L. Pollasky's.
DR.. j. +. Suydam visited his mother
in Charlotte over Sunday. She recently
received bad fall fracture of the hip
resulting from it.
r. f. Johnson, of Saginaw, manager
of the Valley Telephone Co., was in
Alma Tuesday on business with the
Union Telephone Co.
Miss Florence Coates of Findlay. Ohio,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Sarah l..
Ward, during the absence of Mr.. and
Mrs Ward in Florida.
Mrs. H. j Vermeulen will give "a
| progressive carrom party at her home
on Superior.st tonight in honor of Miss
Bernice Cook of Mt. Pleasant.
The firemen will reproduce part of
their minstrel entertainment at the sani.
tarium tonight by request of DR.. Petty.
john and a number of the guests.
The board of registration will be- in
session at the council rooms tomorrow
Saturday for the purpose of enabling
all new voters to become registered.
Garments made by Smart & Graves,
the tailors over Stevens x Gargett's
furniture store. have the style, fit and
finish that well dressed men appreciate.
Miss Eva Irish, who has been visiting
her parents for the past six weeks, left
on Wednesday for Detroit, where she
has position in McCauley's wholesale
millinery house.
b. w. Ellison, one of our leading
grocers, says he will cheerfully refund
the money to any purchaser of the
Famous A. l. Q high grade coffees, who
is not perfectly satisfied
w. ID. Kimball of Toledo was in Alma
Wednesday. Mr.. kimball has sold the
mill site where the flour mill that re-
Gently burned stood between Elm Hall
and Riverdale to j. w. Robinson. The
water privileges went with the sale also.
Mrs. c. H. Rimes, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. +. Lathrop, for
the past few weeks, left on Wednesday
for San Francisco, Cal. Mrs. LathroI
accompanied her as far as Chicago and
while there will select her spring stock
of millinery.
The opposition met in the Office of Brew
bakers feed barn last Monday night
and placed in nomination the following
ticket for village election; President
t. II. Hayt; treasurer, o. W. Rogers
trustees (for two years., Albert E. Udell
James b. Gargett, Ira n. Brainerd
trustee for one year., Charles Fishbeck
assessor Isaac Russell. No nomination
was made for clerk and MIR. Gargett
declined 10 have his name placed upor
the ticket, therefore there are two va
canCies
Harry Fink, who has been employed
at the Wright House during the pas
year as head clerk and assistant mana
ger, left on Wednesday for Kalamazoo
where he has accepted similar posi-
ton in the American House of thai
place. Mr.. Fink is an upright. honest
energetic young man and since entering
the Wright House four years ago, ha
steadily worked himself up in the hote
business until he is thoroughly compe
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