Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-19
Pure snowflake lard at Banghart's. .

Pure snowflake lard at Banghart's.
Rev. Jay Clizbe was in Lansing
Thursday.
j. w. Holmes was in Owosso and
Lansing Monday.
Mrs. Geo w. Moore is quite seriously
i'll at the present writing.
Get good clean shave and haircut at
the Wright House barber shop.
A full line of all kinds of meats will be
found at Griffith & 90. g market.
Mrs. G.. W. Bates of Bay City is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A.
Vliet
j. w. Sutton of Wheeler gets an in
crease of pension from So to IS per
month.
Lafayette Peters of Elwell has been
noticed for an original pension of $6 90
per month.
NJ. A. Holmes was in Saginaw
Wednesday purchasing large stock of
new harness.
John w. S. Pierson of Stanton was in
Alma Thursday night the guest Of his
wife at the Sanitarium.
Do you know that a bath is a necessi-
ty instead of a luxury? Patronize the
Wright House barber shop bath rooms.
Orlando Sharp has moved into the
residence on the corner of Superior and
Water-sts formerly occupied by Geo.
w. Moore.
ID. McCarty of Middleton was in AL
ma over Sunday, called here by the
death and burial of his sons wife, Mrs.
j r. McCarty.
Capes and jackets, at this sale only,
regular price $500 for sl.25; at $500
for So. 10, while they last, at Chas. E.
Pettyjohn 81 Co.'S.
II. j. Winchell, Bert Hicks, Geo. Nc
Carty and Bert McCarty were in Sagi-
nav the first of the week as witnesses
in an important railroad suit,
f. T. Edwards has purchased a gaso-
line engine and an electric dynamo and
intends furnishing the power for light
ing his saloon and hotel building.
We have 100 more five.year subscrip-
tons to the Farm Journal which we
present to each new subscriber or those
paying up and one year in advance.
NJ d. Foley of Durand, trainmaster
of the Ann Arbor railroad, and Z. w.
Whitney of ST. Louis. attorney for the
same road, transacted business in Alma
Monday.
Neat, we'll printed stationery is re-
commentator to mans business.
The RECORD Office is ready and willing
to fit you out for 1900. Give US the
order, we will do the rest
DR.. VIM. Kelly the dentist, will be
in Detroit Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week as delegate to the grand lodge
F. e. A. M. Mrs. Kelly and little
daughter will accompany him.
The last carload of beets for this sea-
son was sliced at the factory on Tuesday
of this week 1t is expected that it will
take about ten days to convert what
syrup there is on hand into sugar.
lothian Allen, agriculturalist for the
Alma Sugar Co, reports that contracts
have been made for over 1900 acres of
beets for the coming season. The out
look is now that the acreage will be
largely increased over last year.
Harry Moore and Lou Marsac left on
Monday for Lowell for the purpose of
packing up and shipping to Alma the
machinery for the new wooden mill.
MIR. Moore was called home Wednesday
on account of the serious illness of his
mother.
Gold is the standard. Those who use
Gold Leaf flour say it is the standard
for making bread and pastry. 1t is
made from selected wheat, not a bushel
of low grade wheat being used in its
manufacture. For sale by L. H. Hayt
or W. Wilson, grocers.
Mrs. l.. A. Ely had the misfortune to
be bitten in the wrist by a large house
cat on Tuesday, very painful wound
being inflicted that necessited the aid of
a physician in dressing and which will
deprive her of the use of her hand for a
few days.
B. O. Button has sold his stock of gro
ceries to o. w. Rogers who is painting
and paperinR the interior of the store
and will the first of the week open up
with a large new stock. Mr.. Rogers
thoroughly understands this line of bus
mess and will undoubtedly meet with
success. We understand that Mr.. But
ton will travel ON the road soliciting for
the Port Huron Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION.
A number of the relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Bahlke surprised that worthy
couple on Friday evening of last week