Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-12


day.
A. w. Wright was in Saginaw
Wednesday.
Rev. j. +. Sharp of Breckenridge was
in Alma Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McCarty Of st.
Louis were in Alma Tuesday.
Mrs. Ii. j. Vermeulen visited friends
in Saginaw the first of the week
A. Il. Canfieid, editor Of the Glare
Courier, was in Alma Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Campbell,
on Monday last, a nine pound boy.
Miss Lillian Ayers Of Ripley. Ont, is
visiting relatives and friends in Alma.
After Oct. 10 Amos Pratt will be
found in the Wright House barber
shop.
Two good cook stoves with reservoirs,
one No. 8 and one No. 8, for sale cheap
at Brooks.
Twenty girls wanted at once TO pick
beans at Burns elevator. Enquire OF
NJ. f. Walker.
After Oct. 10 Jas. Aliens barber shop
will be in the building recently vacated
by Smith & Glass.
Have you seen those new scarf balls at
the New York Store? They are the lat.
est in the scarf tie.
Hats ranging in prices from 81 to sls
at Mrs. + A. Bivins.' Look out for the
mid winter opening.
H. G Mulhollsnd of Ithaca was the
guest of his brother, A. f. Mulholland,
the first Of the week.
Mrs. w. S Turck left last Tuesday
for Port Huron to attend the meeting Of
the grand chapter o. + S.
Hon F. F. Uhl of Grand Rapids, ex-
EN- bassador to Germany, and wife are
stopping at the sanitarium.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins & Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases
Rev. O. l.. Wood, of Sparta, isin town
this week, trying to find house 10 rent.
He desires to make this his future home
DIR. A. f. Bruske, DR.. w. X. Spencer
and Rev Jay Clizbe attended the meet
ing Of the Presbyterian synod in Grand
Rapids this week.
Mr.. Oscar Robertson and Miss Minnie
Keck,er were married at the residence
OF, and 10y. Rev. a b Bowman, on
Thursday of last week
DO not fail TO see our fine assortment
of street hats before purchasing. New
ones arrive daily Prices most reason
able, at NJ 81 J Lamborn's.
Mrs. Robert Butterfeld of Weber
vile, accompanied by her daughter,
Myrtle, was in Alma thc first of the
week to attend the funeral of her SON
! baby.
A Masonic school of instructions will
t be held in the Masonic lodge room al
Ithaca Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock,
} under the supervision of Arthur NJ
Clark.
Don't fail to see the greatest line OF
{ jackets, capes suits, furs, skirts, etc,
: ever shown in the county during the
j county during the special sale Friday
y and Saturday at + +. Pollasky's.
: Hiram High of Ovid, republican can
didate for state senator, has been spend
: ing his time in Gratiot county this week
n Mr.. High is a man of very pleasant ap
d pearance and makes votes wherever h
n goes.
Charles Harlock has received an invi
tation to the wedding reception Of Mr.
. John l.. Boer and Miss Mary Fuller
which is to take place at the Sweet
|. Hotel, Grand Rapids, Wednesday even
d ing, October IL. Mr.. Boer was captain
@ of Co. E., 30 Mich. Infantry during tn
= Spanish American war.
The second number OF the Belgian
:, Fancier has reached our desk and Il
:, those interested it would seem yer,
creditable number. The Belgian Fan
cier is issued monthly in the interests o
IS the Belgian hare breeders and fanciers
a It is edited and published by +. w
o Griswold and O. ID. Peet of Ithaca.
VI Additional free rural mail deliver.
y has been established in st. Louis will
> two carriers; length Of routes, AL
miles; area covered, 81 square miles
0 population served, 1921; number o
Il houses on routes, 425; carriers, l.. n
Martin, w. J. Gallagher. Pleasan
:, Valley and Coe postoffices are to b
4 supplied by rural carrier.
Il A young fellow giving his name a
|, Alonzo Brochett aud residence nea
o Dushville, WAS arrested last Frida.
q charged with stealing ring from
70 companion while working for farme
= | west of Alma He was taken befor