Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-30
Were You thankful?


Prof. Fred Fullerton was in Ithaca
last Saturday.
Try Earl Clark when you want first
class barber work.
Born, TO Rev and Mrs j. h. Wooton,
on Tuesday, girl.
Great reduction on all trimmed hats
at M. q }. Landlords.
L. T. Stratten, A. y. agent at Marion,
was in Alma Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Mccullough of Ithaca
was in Alma Monday night.
Miss Mabel Ely left on Wednesday
for short visit in ST. Johns.
Buy tickets of the students for Prof.
Milliken's orchestral concert.
A full line of stamped goods and en-
broidery silk at Mrs. +. A. Bivins.
Geo. Mcclellan went to Detroit Tues
day and will remain during the week.
Don't forget the black cat stockings
are the only stockings for boys at Petty
johns.
Mrs X Ely of Lansing visited her
sister, Mrs b. O. Button, the first of
the week.
f. +. Pollasky gave each of his en-
ployes a turkey chicken or duck for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs NJ. Scallon of Wyman spent Sun
day in Alma at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Bart Miller
You will find rare bargains in all
trimmed hats at Mrs Bivlns until Jan.
lst All street hats below cost.
Thee. w. Marsh and wife left on
Wednesday Tor Lansing 10 spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Marshs rela-
tives.
One of Pollasky's 80 cent umbrellas
will keep one or two of your children
dry when going to school during the
rainy season.
The employees in l.. H. Hayt's De.
partment Store were given Thanks
giving dinner at the Wright House by
their employer.
Olivet defeated Alma three weeks
ago and is going to do it again next
Saturday. Don't fail TO see them
-Oivet Optic. Did they: Nit.
+. Bruce Smith and wife of Saginaw
spent Sunday in Alma with her sister
Mrs 5 w Tinker Mr.. Smith is Oh
the Saginaw Courier Herald staff.
The union temperance services in the
NJ. + church last Sunday night were
we'll attended and the several addresses
were listened to with much interest,
Is there any hog cholera about: If so
send 80 cents quick for Bicycle Swine
Book, published by Wilmer Atkinson
Co., Philadelphia 1t will help sicl
herds and keep well ones well.
, The Dutch Lunch" served in til,
J society rooms by the ladies of the Pres
? byterian church last Friday night wa
} well patronized and the ladies netted {
J neat little sum as the results of thei
2 enterprise.
2 Decatur Coleman went TO Ann Arbo
2 Monday to undergo an examination
J with reference TO ascertaining as TO tn
ACCESSIBILITY of undergoing an Ioperatiol
2 for the injury he received by being rui
s into by an Ann Arbor train about on
year ago.
Sheriff Mccullough was in Alma Mon
day and arrested a young fellow Work
ing in the sugar factory by the name o
} Mahon. The young fellow is residen
: Of st. Louis and is charged with havin
: something to do with the robbing of
peanut stand in that city short tim
ago.
The Grand Rapids Herald "sprea,
itself" Sunday and got ont a forty
page souvenir edition TO commemorat
r the emi.centennial of the founding o
the city. The cover sheet was a splen
!. did specimen of color printing and tn
body of the paper was a complete histor.
of the growth of the city and its indust
ries for the fifty years of its existence.
The Union Telephone %. has late
ly installed new phones in the residence
of Dr. VIM. Kelly, VIM Demuth, Prof
, O. A. Davis and +. Il. Griffith. TIL
company now has 12l phones in use il
!. Alma and until another switchboard
put in at the central no more can b
installed. The company is now consid
ering the advisability of putting in an
other board and employing another
operator.
A collection TO form the basis of
newspaper museum has been begun i
the general library of the University q
Michigan. The purpose is to bring to
gether the materials for a study of tn
history of journalism in the state. Con
? tributions of files or copies of early put
D locations will be gratefully received.