Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05


st. Johns New Years.
DR. r. L. Hunt returned from Jack
son last Saturday night.
Henry Brewbaker has sold his house
and lot to A. j. Butterfeld.
Don't forget to call at Pettyjohn's
store. Always bargains there
Robert McNutt was in West Bay City |
the first of the week on business.
Lloyd Gilman and Morris johnson
spent New Years in Ithaca with
friends.
Mrs S Corning of Riverdale was the
guest of relatives in Alma the first OF
the week
Miss Mae Fleming of Parma is
spending the winter with her uncle, ID
Fleming.
Wilbur Nelson, who was home during
the holidays, returned to Kalamazoo
college on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker of Fenton
were the guests of their niece, Mrs.
Chas. DePlanta, Tuesday.
. Miss Harriet Lancashire, who spent
the holidays with her parents in Alma,
returned to Boston on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Halves left on
Wednesday for Goodrich where they
1 will visit relatives for few weeks.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins & Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrahal diseases.
Don't fail TO attend f. K. Pollasky' s
January clearing sale. All winter
goods will go at manufacturer COST
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Stanton OF Ma
son visited their daughter, Mrs. John ID.
\ Spinney, over Sunday and New Years
Mesdames Chas. Durham, Sarah
d MAYNARD and l.. b. Downey of Elsie are
4 guests of their sister, Mrs. W w. Rol-
4 lin.
J. w. Holmes has fine line Of har-
! ness, both light and heavy, as will be
found anywhere. Harness fixings OF all
n kinds.
Job Sleight left on Thursday for Bath
n where he will remain for few days
looking after his farming interests
there
Arson McMullen of North Adams
q was the guest of his brother. Lester Nc
y Mullen. the latter part of last week and
i over Sunday.
Chas. Silsbee spent New Years with
s friends in Carson City, returning tt
n Alma on Wednesday. Ask him how
d the walking is
s We have 100 more fve.year subscrip
8 tons to the Farm Journal which w
n present TO each new subscriber or thos
= paying up and one year in advance.
W W.O. Johnson leaves the first of tn
week for Virginia and Bert Woodwar'
be expects to leave the week following TO
the same place to lock after their min
N ing interests.
Quarter off on all bazaar goods, fame
L ulsDbS anu RldssM al ps anu NiCShAJ ~
per cent. off. Commences Saturday
January 6. and continues one week.
y V. Hubbells bazaar.
Dean q DeYoun have page ad.
this issue in which they announce SON
-, rare bargains in furniture. Their fu
niture is strictly up-to-date and the
oil Trr tO 6aQl with
:, Geo. McMullen, the young man WI
had his arm broken at the sugar factor
short time ago, returned to his hon
Oh in North Adams on Monday. II
Is father came here and accompanied hi
home.
&c The Alma Sugar Co. has mailed pc
Gu ia! cards this week to each Of their CO..
tractors urging them to deliver the
81 beets at once as the factory can no
slice the beets faster than they can
hauled or shipped in.
- HP. Bogart has moved his jewels
;.h stock into the building recently vacat
nd by Mordens harness shop. The room
mo have all been reprinted and fitted
and now present very neat and
nt tractive appearance.
ets. The Clinton Republican of last we
,es. contained very handsome half-to
ing cut of retiring Judge s. b. Daboll al
=. one of Judge g. E. Stone. who stepp
ella into the office of judge of the goth ]
the dicial circuit on Monday.
on Messrs. Jones & McLuney took poss'
ate sion of the Alma Feed Store on Tu
day of this week and are now ready
'sed business. They are contemplating
lily change in location to more commo
has GUS quarters. The firm will be call
eep the Alma Produce Co.
Mrs. Caroline Patterson, wife of j.