Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-07-13

: Mrs. Seth Tubbs is visiting her parent
in Benton Harbor.
DIR. and Mrs. Kelly returned from De
troit last Saturday.
f. DeYoung went to Grand Rapid,
Thursday on business.
One-half off sale on all trimmed hats
at Nj. q j. Landlords.
Miss May Hodgskins left last Friday
for her home in Ishpeming.
Miss Linnie Udell has gone to Petos-
key to spend her vacation with relatives.
The one-half off sale on all trimmed
hats still continues at Mrs. j. f. Lath.
rop's.
Rheba and Inis Marcy of Edmore are
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
s. III. Loveland.
Mrs. Julia Scott of Dewitt is spend
ing the summer at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. s. Webb.
Opposite the postoffice at Earl Clark
barber shop is the place to secure your
hair cuts and shaves.
We offer the RECORD from now until
January l, 1901, during the great fall
campaign, for 30 cents.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins q Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
T. A. Ely, O. E. Pettyjohn and 7. J.
Clark were in Traverse City this week
during the congressional convention.
Rev. and Mrs. Jay Clizbe left Tues
day for Springfield, Mass, where they
expect to remain during the summer.
Ii. l.. Burton, representing the Lam
sing Tontine Security Co, has been in
Alma this week paying up several ex.
pired contracts and incidentally writing
several new ones.
Miss Ariadne McLaren, the popular
Union Telephone Co. operator at Bivins
q Rhodes drug store, is taking a much
needed vacation. visiting relatives and
friends in Newark, O.
You have friends who would like 10
read all of the news during the cam
paign just being inaugurated. Tell
them about the special offer we are max.
ing to all new subscribers who would
like the RECORD on six months trial.
During the heavy rain storm last Fri
day night the fire laddies were called
out TO put out fire that had caught in
the wood pile back of Rev. Jay Clizbe's |
house. 1t was supposed by many at the
time the alarm was turned in that the |
fire was caused by lightning, but in.
stead it was caused by fire from a burn
ing refuse pile blowing into the wood
Miss Una Abel, daughter of the pop.
ular matron at the ladies hall, is I'M |
doubtedly winning her way fast into |
popular favor in her vocation upon the
stage. Recently a benefit performance |
was given Miss Abel at the Neu Cen
fury Theatre, n. j., and check for |
81 900, besides carloads of flowers were |
presented her at the end of the perform.
ance.
The Northern Yeast Co of Fond du !
Lac, Wis, and Chicago, H., are out
again this year distributing free samples |
of their now famous Yeast Foam There |
is hardly man, woman or child in the |
United States not familiar with the good |
qualities of this favorite bread raiser. |
You make no mistake when you buy |
Yeast Foam at five cents a package and !
refuse to take limitations.
About one hundred or more Of the | |
.. o. +. and ID. of r. attended the me-
mortal services of the order at the NJ. +. |
church last Sunday afternoon. Rev. j. |
A. McGreaham of st. Louis delivered |
the address which was very interesting
and delivered in Rev. McGreaham'
manner. After the address "a
visited the cemetery and
decorated the graves of the departed
buried there-seven in number.
Another game of ball between the
north and south sides was pulled off last
Wednesday in which the south side
came out victorious this time by score
Of six TO eleven. The south side team
mad been strengthened somewhat from
the previous game and the north side
weakened correspondingly, hence the
change in the score. although a few of
'he north side players were uncharitable
enough to charge the difference in the
score to the south side umpire. They
should bear defeat more gracefully
,ven if caused by their poor playing.
The publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co.,
ellis us Bicycle Cow Book is most elabor.
ltely and beautifully illustrated in wood
in half-tone and in color
work; and the type, press work and
binding are simply superb. Eight of
he principal breeds are shown in colors