Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-14

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on business
Francis Palmer is quite ill with
typhoid fever.
VIM. Delong was home from Lake.
land the first of the week.
Mrs NJ Scallon Of Wyman visited
friends in Alma this week.
Mrs. Dell Teeter Of Grand Ledge
visited relatives in Alma over Sunday.
All the latest things in new trimmed
hats at Mrs Lathrop's millinery stores
Mrs VIM Howe. Jr., and Charles
Harlock were in Pompeii the first Of the
week.
The largest and finest stock OF street
hats ever in Alma can be seen at Mrs.
j. + Lathrop's.
Thomas and Miss Agnes Sheridan of
Cadillac visited their sister, Mrs Glenn
Gray, last Friday.
A large number of old soldiers from
this place have been attending the re-
union at l'haca thls week.
Mr.. l. X. Simmons left Thursday for
Manistee where she will make her fu-
ture home with her daughter, Mrs. NJ.
Fay.
+. + .Pollasky's dress goods depart.
ment is now complete with all the new
things for ladies' suits, skirts and
waists
| Bert Stewart returned from Charlie
voix the latter part Of last week and in
tends accepting position at the sani-
tarium.
Mrs. NJ Gray, who has been visiting
in Grand Rapids for the past three
months, returned home the latter part
of last week.
George Gargett left on Thursday for
Milwaukee and while there will inspect
the factories of the Milwaukee Harvest
ing Machinery Co.
| L b Quick has sold his house ard lot
ON Woodworth-ave 10 ]. II. Fleming of
educate his children.
NJ. d J. Lamborn are showing all the
latest things in fall felts. Don't forget
that our prices are the lowest and styles
the newest 10 be found.
Miss Rosa Messenger, who has re-
Gently completed course at the Chicago
Conservatory. will accept pupils in pi.
ano harmony and musical history for the
winter.
Miss Lizzie Mcclellan, who has been
visiting her brother, Geo Mcclellan.
for the past four months, returned to
her home in Lucan, Can, the first of
the week.
DIR G. J Sweetand left the latter
part of last week for Battle Creek where
he expected TO remain a few days before
going west TO accept position in q
western college.
The Republicans of Arcadia township
will meet in the'rooms in the opera housc
block formerly occupied by Or Kelly s
dental office tomorrow night and organ
ize "A Bliss. Darragh Republican Club.
While Joe Rays ditching gang were
at work on the Beaver Greek job last
week they dug up the bones of a masto'
don Joe has been wearing a small
tooth for watch charm during the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs + a. Bivins returned
from their wedding trim last Saturday
night They were met AZ the train by a
r large number of their friends and es
corted TO their hotel ala tin horn auC
f COW bell
t We are in receipt of copy OF the Pa
cific Baptist, Baptist society publica
: non issued at Portland, Oregon, il
! which we notice an excellent cut Of Rev
w. G. Clatworthy, who recently wen
, from this place to Pomona, Cal.
f While Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Sharrar
were in Alma last Friday attending the
Maccabee picnic some person or persons
entered their house through the cellar
window and ransacked every room
Between four and five dollars in small
change was taken. They have no clue
TO who did it.
The college library has been enriched
by the addition of ten volumes of 1.-THE
Worlds Best History" by Brewer, the
gift of l.. A. Sharp and several volumes
miscellaneous books the gift of Rev. w
X. Spencer. During the summer new
she wing. large enough TO accommodate
900 volumes, has been put in an6
Miss Case, the librarian, has been quite
busy rearranging the books.
Gov. Theodore Roosevelt's triI
through Michigan last week was grand
ovation from the time he entered the
state until leaving it. Thousands
, gathered at the stations along the route
TO get glimpse of the distinguished