Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-07

Wilbur Nelson was in Saginaw Thurs
day
Mrs. Hattie Davis is visiting in Toledo |
this week
The Maccabees own the town today. |
Here's our hand.
Prompt service and good work at Earl
Clark's barber shop.
a. O. Middaugh of Stanton was in |
Alma the first of the week.
| u. Il. Banghart's meats are always
fresh and first-class. Try them.
Marcus Pollasky of Detroit is spend
ing the week in Alma with his parents.
You will find good substantial foot
wear at Pettyj johns for your boys and
girls.
ST will give n special matinee az the I
opera house this afternoon, commencing |.
at ? 80.
VIM. Mummery deputy state factory
inspector, of Edmore was in Alma We'd
nesday.
Misses Winnie Teever and Carrie
Launt returned home TO Grand Rapids
Tuesday.
Fifty. eight tickets were sold at this
station Sunday for Saginaw and fifty
two for Toledo
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale NJ Bivins & Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases
Prof & 4. Davis went 70 Bav City
Wednesday 70 assist the state geologist
in making some geological survey work.
If You intend purchasing dress
skirt or waist pattern examine the large
assortment of new things at f, +. Pol
laSky's
Prof. and Mrs. J w Ewing, who
have been spending the summer in
Glennwood, Mimi, returned home
Tuesday
@. + Scott is spending a few days
this week with his parents before return
ing 70 his college studies. Mr.. Scott has
been spending the summer at Marquette
You have no doubt seen imitators of
the Burlesque Farmers Street Parade.
See the originator, Mr. J. @. Lewis and
his 81 Plunkard Burlesque Farmers
Parade.
Largest assortment NJ stylish fur
collarettes and scarfs just placed on
, sale at + f. Pollasky's Nothing more
comfortable for evening wear during the
} fall months.
"A Breezy Time" company was greet
ed with standing room only at the opera
house last VI onday night. The COM
pany is an excellent one and fully de-
served the patronage.
Mrs NJ. j. Kits wishes TO announce
to the ladies Of Alma and vicinity that
/ she will open her dress making parlors
a in the new Lancashire block about the
g last week in September.
The people of Isabella county, recog.
nizing the ability of our prominent at
torney, w A Bahlke, have engaged
S him TO assist the prosecution in the
D sparrow fraud cases of that county
Mrs. H Peterson of Jackson was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. J w. Holmes,
i the first of the week and on Tuesday
{ she and Mrs. Holmes attended the fune.
a raj of her brothers child in Shepherd.
r College opens "Wednesday, September
I 49, We are informed that the dormitorv
is olready filed and several ladies will
. have TO secure rooms at private houses
t The indications are for large attend
{ ance this year.
! The September number Of the Met
j ropolitan contains an interesting article
on China and the Chinese War" from
the pen Of the famous writer. Rudyard
s Kipling Metropolitan is sold by Sharrar
e q Mulholland, druggists.
The excursion train on the Ann Arbor
to the northern Michigan summer re-
sorts last Tuesday, was crowded 20 its
D utmost capacity when it reached Alma.
a Twelve people took the train from this
place for Frankfort, Petoskey and Bay
: View.
L. Tinkham has bills out announcing
an auction sale on the VIM. Medler farm
: one. half mile south and one mile west
of Elwell ON Saturday, September 18th.
Considerable live stock. farm imple-
ments, household furniture, etc, will
be offered for sale. A Hood will auc-
: ton the goods.
A farmer way out in Oregon, writing
to the publishers Of Horse Book, adver.
tsed in this issue says: Il have read
number Of books on the horse; some OF
, them we're large and of high price,
but Bicycle Horse Book did me moro real
good than any of them" The price is
80 cents by mail address the publishers.