Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-21

Mrs, j III Lancashire was III Detroit
the first Of the week.
Miss Kate Bair returned home from
! Charlotte Monday night.
q + Prescott wants your apples t
the Alma EvapOrator Works.
p. II. Bangharts meats are always
fresh ana first-class. Try them.
Complete line of ladies' walking and
rainy day skirts at f. L Pollasky's
You will find good substantial foot
wear at Pettyjohn's for your boys and
girls.
hats ever in Alma can be- seen al Mrs
j. +. Lathrop's.
NJ. ard Mrs Orrin Stair of Grand
Rapids have been stopping at the sani-
tarlum this week
Mrs. Josephine Lamborn returned
from short stay in Detroit and
Ypsilanti Thursday.
You will find one Of the cheapest and
best lines Ut millinery ever displayed IN
Alma az Ms E. A. Eivins.'
John ID. Spinney returned from Reed
City the first of the week and i again
hard at work in his law Office
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale 1T Bivins q Rhodes. Ii cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Mrs. l. a. Ely states that there is a
cherry tree in her yard that is blossom.
ing for the second time this year.
Mr. and Mrs. J f Jets, formerly
residents OF this pltca, have IN owed
winter.
Wilbur Nelson left or NJ Hday for
Kalamazoo 70 commence his college
studies Mir. Nelson expects to graduate
this year.
Rev. w X Spencer. Rev Jay Clzbe
and Jean Paddock attended u meering OF
III" Saginaw Presbytery in Ithaca the
first Of the week
Mrs. Mary e. les has returned TO
Alma and j. now reaGy o. do dress
making of al kinds Rooms at Samuel
Wilcox 5 residence.
Henry Bansell and family expect 10
leave the first of the week for short
visit with relatives aud friends in the
u'h part of the state.
L T Edwards has rented the room
north of the hotel office TO a couple #
parties who we understand contemplate
ing putting in laundry.
Mrs j. r. Cheeseman, resident Of
st. Louis for the past thirty-five years,
died very suddenly at that place Tues
day, aged sixty-nine years.
Nothing is more comfortable or styl-
ism than nice fur collarette, storm
collar or scarf for ladies' wear, during
the cool fall weather. Large stock Just
opened at +. f. Pollasky's.
Porter j. White travels in his own
private magnificent Pullman. The
Beatrice Olga. Opera house tonight
Prices 30, 30, and - cents Reserv,
seats on sale at Sharrar d MulhollanG's
drug store.
A new tailor arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mes l. Smart last Tuesday
morning. We understand he has come
u stay but Mr. Smart does not think of
putting him at work in the shop for
short time ar least
NJ. and Mrs w. II Cannon of Eler-
dale y D who have been visiting at
and Mr. ana Mrs 4. J. He'll for the pa st
two weeks. returned home Monday.
They we're accompanied short distance
on their route 10y Mr.. and Mrs CaIle,
VINO visited relatives and friends
in Eaton Rauids
Gale Davidson has rented the Hotel
Edwards and will take possession next
Tuesday morning. The Hoiel Edwards
has recently been repapered, plastered
"
son enters it next Tu' sday It viii be al
most All entirely new hotel The people
of Alma are well acquainted with MIR.
Davidson and with his ability rs d hotel
man, therefore he needs no Introduction
from US We can rest assured that the
hotel will be managed rs it should be.
Last Saturday while Christopher Rem
ner was attempting TO lead colt that
had jumped into his corn field, III some
manner the rope became entangled
around one of his legs and he was
dragged for some distance, with the re-
suit that mis- left leg was dislocated at
the hip and ne was also injured some
what about the back considerably. DIR. |
n. +. McClinton was called and with |
the assistance OF DR. Il A. Bagley an
was made aud the disloci-
ton reduced and the other injuries at.
h., al