Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-30

n. y MludauRn OF stanton was III
Alma Monday.
See j. p. Losey's line of art ware and /
sterling novelties.
w A. Bahlke was in Bay City the |
first Of the week on business.
See the sleeping subject on exhibition !
in show windows of Win Wilson's store.
Mr. and Mrs j G. Bright ate Thanks.
giving turkey with relatives in Lans.
ing.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Glass left on Wed
nesday for Caledonia to spend Thanks
giving.
Hon. f. B. Green of Milwaukee, a
day here
Mrs A. +. Johnson OF Wheeler is as
sisting in caring for her brothers wife,
Mrs JAS. Allen.
+. NJ Wiley and family left on Tues
day for Bothol, Wash, where they will
make their future home
Mr.. and Mrs f. n Chadwict loft on
Monday for Saginaw where they expect
ed TO remain several days.
You can find the best, reliable wear-
ing shoes and rubbers for fall and vii
ter wear at f. L Pollasky's.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins q Rhodes. Ii cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Mrs. Theodore Nelson, who has been
stopping in ST. Louis for the past two
months, returned 70 Alma Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ). Truck, accompa.
MED by Miss Truck, left on Friday last
for their winter home in Dunedin, Fla.
The finest and largest line of watches
! in Gratiot county at j. +. Losey's
! You can't afford TO buy one without first
seeing us.
Now is the time to place your holiday
advertising. People are beginning TO
look around TO find out where they can
make the best purchases.
+ A Hodgskinson left on Tuesday
night for Chicago whore he expects 20
remain until some time next week.
Eugene belong is acting as porter at the
Wright House during his absence.
DO not wait until winter comes and
you bring us that wood you promised Us.
We need very little of it in the summer
time. In the winter we use our share of
it-when we can get it,
In the obituary notices in the Detroit
journal last Monday there appeared a
notice Of the death of A ID. Hitchcock
at South Haven. MIR. Hitchcock will
be remem bered as the Ann Arbor agent
at this place few years ago.
Job Sleight, who has been spending
the hunting season at his old stamping
ground in Crawford county, returned
home Wednesday with the scalps of five
deer hanging on his belt There were
four in the party and altogether they got
eleven of the nimble footed creatures.
Job captured five out of the eleven.
The Saginaw Courier Herald edition
last Sunday contained quite an extended
write up" Of Alma and its business
institutions. The write up" does not
furnish very much of anything new &c
the people of Alma as nearly all of It,
including the illustrations, has been
used before by the Alma papers.
A wrestling match is billed for the
opera house next Tuesday right between
f. d. Cutcher, of Edmore, champion
middleweight wrestler of Michigan, and
J. O. Pattengill Of Detroit Mr.. Patten-
gill is the gentleman who threw II. b
Strouse at the exhibition here short
time ago and an exciting time is looked
for
Rev n. T Hafer, pastor of the Baptist
church, and his wife were rendered a
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Sharp on Friday evening of last
week A large number of the members
OF the church and friends of the pastor
and his estimable wife were present and
very enjoyable evening was partici'
pated in by all
We have just received from the pub
Usher, Planners Music House, Milwau'
kee, Wis two Of his latest publications
"'Twas But A Dream" by Protheroe
a beautiful sentimental song for a gooc
singer, and Morning Glory" by Lam
bert, piano piece endorsed by leading
teachers for young pupils. Either piece
sent by mail for % cents.
A yield Of twenty tons of sugar beet'
/ containing fourteen per cent of sac
{ charine matter is reported from tn,
vicinity of Holland, Mich. As 81 80 is
3 the agreed price for beet testing - pei
cent of sucrose and 33 per Get Of the
price is added for each additional pei
cent Of saccharine matter in the roots