Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16

s. w. Case went TO Chison Tuesday
J. H. Parker was in Ithaca Wednes.
day.
ID. Fleming went TO Owosso Wednes.
day.
A. f. Mulholand spent Sunday in
Ithaca.
DIR. j. II. Lancashire went to Chicago
Monday.
All large street hats at cost at Mrs +.
A. Bivins'
Mrs. Geo. McCarty of st Louis was
in Alma Tuesday.
See J. p. Losey's line of art ware and
sterling novelties.
ettyjohn's sale Friday and Saturday
is great money saver
MIR and Mrs. A. w. Wright went TO
Detroit the first of the week.
Ely Wolf and Miss Addie Eckert of
this place were married last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Stevens visited
relatives and friends in Elm Hall over
Sunday.
-Four stern facts: When trading at
F. +. Pollasky's you get quality qpan.
tity, style aud low prices
w. r. Cooper has purchased the new
route of this place Of Sidney Clum and
is hustling the papers nowadays.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins q Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
The first deer to be shipped in here
this season were sent by job Sleight
and the shipping point was Grayling
J n. Foster of Lansing is spending a
few DAYS in Alma MIR Foster is a for.
mer editor of the st. Louis Republican
Leader.
Mr. and Mrs Gale Davidson left on
Thursday for Detroit where they will
remain "A short time before going to Hot
Springs, Ark.
Attend +. +. Pollasky's fifteen days
reduction sale and purchase dress goods,
capes. ickets. skirts, furs, etc. at about
wholesale prices.
Frank Reid, who has been quite i'll
with typhoid fever, has suffered re-
lapse and at present is in quite dan
gerous condition.
w. S Turck had the misfortune TO
run a nail into his foot last Saturday
and in consequence has been confined TO
the house this week
Mid winter opening ut NJ & j. Lam.
born's Nov. 10Th and Eth The latest
styles in winter millinery will be shown
at prices that will please you.
A number of Maccabees went TO Mid
dleton last Saturday night and assisted
in organizing an L. O. T NJ hive at
that place. a big tim is reported.
Cummings d Alexander's "Uncle
Toms Cabin has been booked for the
opera house Monday, Dec. 3. This is
one of the best Uncle Tom shows on
the road
Don't 90 with cold, wet feet any
longer 1t will cost you more for medi-
cine than you will have to pay for good,
serviceable shoes aud rubbers at f. L.
Pc lasky 5
A w Brock has been quite busy for
the past few weeks putting the cave
troughing on the two large barns recent
ly built by A w Wright on the Rock.
ingham and Windsor farms.
Prof II. Z Mnliken has arranged for
Dec. llth as the date of his orchestral
concert in the opera house. He will be
assisted by Mrs l. a Sharp, soprano,
and several professionals from Flint
Henry Brewbaker has sold his ten
cent feed barn TO a gentleman from
Battle Greek by the name Of a. j Con.
kiln. Mr. Conklin took possession last
Wednesday morning and will move his
family here at once.
A recital will be given by the instruct
ors of the school of music in college
chapel Tuesday evening, Nov. 20, begin
ming at eight o'clock, standard time.
A cordial invitation Is extended TO the
public TO be present.
ID. +. Award of Glare, secretary of
the republican state central committee,
was in Alma Monday and made pleas
ant call at this office Mr. Award was
on his way TO Holland where a reception
was rendered him and Chairman Dieke-
ma that evening
Thursday of last week was the seventh
of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ely Brewbaker and TO properly
celebrate the event they invited about
twenty-five Of their relatives to their
home that evening Refreshments were
served and before leaving the invited
ouasts nresented host and hostess with