Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-19
Geo. Bahlke, ST., was in Saginaw over

ouHuats
G. e. Burns of Detroit spent Sunday
in Alma.
G.. s. Young was in Saginaw the first
of the week.
A good No. s cook stove can be bought
cheap for cash at Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs ]. O. Bright spent Sun
day with relatives in Mt Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Rogers of Ithaca
visited Mr. and Mrs +. D Kernen last
Saturday.
Mrs L. n. Chadwick spent several
days in Ithaca this week with her sol
g. l.. Chadwick.
Hats ranging in prices from 81 to $lS
at Mrs f. a. Bivins. Look out for the
mid-winter opening.
Mrs Myiel Pierce of Riveriale visited
the family of her brother, Henry Web
ster, ON Tuesday of this week.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins & Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Jay Jacobs left the first of the week
for Detroit where he expects to take
two weeks course in optical study.
The band is improving rapidly under
the leadership Of G. O. Ward and il is to
be hoped that the organization will lie
kept up.
Miss Bertha Keys Of St Johns, who
has been spending the past week with
Miss Carolyne Butler, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs L. y Baker and Miss Louise
Hood attended the Michigan State Bap-
fist Foreign Missionary convention in
Flint this week.
W. L. Sellers of Azalio is the Ann Ar
Dor operator at this station for short
time, or until a permanent operator and
ticket clerk is selected.
The members Of the cadet club are re.
quested to meet in tho Light Guard
room tomorrow night 10 drill for next
Friday night meeting.
O. w. Rogers ard =. NJ Wilson and
Mrs Geo. Sopar went TO Bay City Tues
day as delegates from the Alma Lodge
10 the grand lodge meeting of the |. O.
O. i and D. of r.
Misses Lulu and Nc'lie and Masters
Leon and Harry 3issen, who have been
spending the past four years in Alma
with relatives, left ON Tuesday for North
Yakima. Wash. TO Join their parents.
You viii certainly make a mistake if
you invest dollar in q iacket, cape. suit
skirt, furs, dress goods or shoes this fell
before You examine r +. Pollasky's
mammoth stock of stylish up-to.date re-
liable goods.
If Alma wins the football game TO-
morrow the chances are in favor of the
state championship coming this way
Tomorrow game will be hot one for
the Albion team has rot been scored
against this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Barrett of Legion
Mr. and Mrs Judson Barrett of Edmore
visit ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
H. Loveland Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week. Mrs. Loveland is a sister
to the two gentlemen.
The sugar factory started slicing beets
last Monday and on Tuesday turned out
the first batch Of sugar for this season
The farmers are delivering their beets
at rapid rate and the prospects are ex-
cellent for good run.
A. w. Brock has secured Lewis Cher.
ing, formerly with Spencer q Co. of
Saginaw, TO take charge Of his tinshop.
Mr.. Brock intends keeping the shop run
ming during the winter while he is away
in the interests of his patent heating
drum.
pat" Desmond who for the past
three years has very acceptably served
the travelling public as joint baggage.
man at the union depot, has by request
been transferred back 10 his old position
as baggageman at Ann Arbor. Chas.
Putt of Frankfort takes Mr.. Desmond's
place at this station.
Sunday October 2lst will mark the
close Of the excursion season on the Ann
Arbor Railroad. On that date the
company will give its last excursion &c
Toledo for the year 1900 and conse.
quently the last one for the nineteenth
century You will undoubtedly want
the distinction of being a passenger on
this train. 1t will leave Alma at ca
Fare for the round trip only 1925.
Chas. +. Silsbee. who has had charge
OF the clothing department at II. J.
Vermeulen's during the past two years
has resigned his position, the resignation
to take effect Saturday night, and he
expects TO leave Monday morning for
Goshen. Ind, where he has position as
travelling salesman for the Goshen Shirt