Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-26
Mrs. Geo. ouick has moved to Alma.

house tonight.
Don't fail to read Chas. f. tyjohns
ad. this week.
Geo. Bahlke, Jr, was home from
Wyman over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Sharp were in
Toledo Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Francis returned
to Alma last Saturday night.
Mrs. Chas. Putt of Frankfort spent
Sunday III Alma with her husband.
Look at the elegant line of trimmed
hats at Mrs. T. \. Bivins' this week.
Mrs. r.. @. Ely of Detroit is visiting
relatives and friends in Alma this week.
Duncan Cameron is building resi-
dence on the street south OF Hotel Arcadia.
Mrs. T.. Heron, nee Anna Mckay, of
Grand Rapids is visiting relatives in
Alma this week.
VIM Mummery Of Edmore, deputy
state factory inspector, was in Alma the
first of the week
II. w. Stemhoff, travelling passenger
agent Of the Wisconsin Central Il. r.,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. j. f. Lathrop announces in her
al. that she will continue her sale on
street hats this week Saturday.
9 j. Barns of Chicago, who has been
visiting relatives in Alma for the past
three months, returned home Thursday.
number of the friends of Rev. and
Mrs. n. T. Hafer very pleasantly sur
prised them at their home last Tuesday
night.
r @ Ely of Detroit visited his parent
Thursday. Mr Ely is out campaigniue
for the Republican state central con.
mittee
5. W. Tinker went to Earlville, y
Y, on Monday in response TO telegram
stating that his brother was quite
seriously i'll.
While working in the laundry last
Thursday Lloyd Gilman had the mis-
fortune to lose the end Of the second
finger on his left hand.
Peck's Bad Boy is billed for the opera
house next Tuesday night The piece
was played here several years ago and
gave excellent satisfaction.
The Original Giant Qlartetto" at
the opera house next Saturday night,
oct. p. Reserved seats on sale at
Sharrar & Mulholland's drug store.
You will never know what real bar
gains are if you fail 70 inspect our line
Of trimmed hats from : 90 up TO So 80
Also good values in high grade millinery
at NJ. q j. Landlords.
The remains of Geo. n. Howe who
died at the home of his son in BrecSen'
ridge last Saturday, were brought &c
Alma and sent to Jackson for interment
on Tuesday morning of this week
Miss l.. f. Mayfeld, who went tC
Pasadena, Gal about one year ago, ha
returned TO Michigan very much i'm
proved in health. Miss Mayfield was the
guest of Mrs. Il. b. Kehn Monday.
A. b. Caple and Byron Case of Toledo
arrived in Alma last Friday night anC
remained over Sunday with Mr.. Caple'
parents. They came up for the purpos
of enjoying a days sport hunting birds
About eighteen members of Superio
Rebekah lodge of Alma attended meet
ing of the st. Louis lodge last Tuesda.
and witnessed the exemplitic alton o
the work by the Ithaca lodge. Refresh
ments were served and all report a yer,
pleasant time.
The biggest CLOAK sale of the season
will take place on Saturday and Monda.
Nov. 3rd and 9TH when Lyon &c Pond o
Owosso have their annual cloak sale a
L. IL. Hayt's Department Store, Alma
The very latest New York styles will b
shown at the sale.
Rev. w. II. Betteys, recently pastor o
the Baptist church Of Hancock, occupied
the pulpit of the Baptist church at thi
, place last Sunday evening. Rev. Bettey
was ordained in Alma about twent,
years ago and was the pastor of thi
church for four years.
, On Thursday while VIM. Demoutl
J was babbiting some boxing at the suga
} facrory he poured some of the hot meta
into boxing with some water in will
the result that it exploded, filling hi
face and neck full Of the hot lead. Som,
of it came very near the eyes and alto
gether it was very close call
Don't jump at the first chance you ge
to purchase a cape, jacket, suit, skirt o.
furs BE careful; don't be coerced OF
forced to buy. Look at all the differen
} sty les, get prices and if you do not ge
the best values for your money at +. f
Pollasky's you are not asked to buy
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