Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-05


+. A. Hodgskinson is the new porter
at the Wright House.
For first class hair cutting and shaw
ing call on Earl Clarke.
d. Lloyd Johnson returned TO his
studies in Ann Arbor Monday.
Mrs. Henry Miller of Riverdale visited
friends in Alma Tuesday and Wednes'
day.
Mr. and Mrs Orson Toncray of HAM
burg are visiting relatives in Alma this
week.
Street hats at all prices and fine line
of patterns at all prices at Mrs K. A.
Bivins
Mrs. +. Fullerton returned Tuesday
night from short visit with her parents
in Sumner.
DR. and Mrs G. W. Butler, accom-
panied by their daughter, were in Chica-
go Wednesday.
Mrs. A. NJ Foote of WILLIAMSON has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie a.
Brown, this week.
Have you seen those new scarf balls at
the New York Store: They are the lat.
est in the scarf tie.
Ct. f. Bowman left on Wednesday
for Ashtabula' O., for a short visit with
relatives and friends
All the latest up-to-date things in
ladies dress, skirt and waist goods and
trimmings at F. E Pollasky's.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Katah
is on sale at Bivins & Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
w Padelford is erecting a handsome
new residence on the property east Of
town recently purchased from l.. Kehn.
Mrs. A. f. McGill, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Alma for
some time, returned 60 her home in
Niles Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Aldrich of Meta.
mora, who have been visiting their
daughter. Mrs j p Losey, returned
home Monday
O. S. Duryea has the EDITORS thanks
for fine large squash presented him
this week The squash weighed fifteen
and one-half pounds.
If you have potatoes TO sell A. X. Nc
Luney will purchase all you have and
pay the highest market price, delivered
either at Elwell, Forest Hill or Alma.
Peace, prosperity and plenty struck
the home of Mr. and Mrs. II +. Meyers
Thursday morning in the shape of an
eight pound girl It's too bad it isn't
voter
The style, comfort and economy COM
bined in ladies walking or rainy day
skirts and suits can not be had in other
garments A complete assortment q
latest styles and colors just opened al
f. T. Pollasky's.
Eugene Taylor Of Omer who was here
during the last few days of his sister
illness and at the time CT her deatf
last Sunday, was called home Monday
by a telegram announcing the serious
illness of his baby.
The ladies are cordially invited to at
tend the millinery opening at VI. q J
. Lamborn's, Friday and Saturday, oct
9TH and 9Th, the two last days Of tn
week. Don't fail 10 see the pretty dis
play of pattern hats and bonnets.
Daniel Goggins son was quite badl.
burned about the face last week by no
water. 1t seems that he and the hire
man took a can of water and after plug
. ing the can placed it on fire with tn
:, result that an explosion took place an,
the scalding hot water struck the youn
man in the face.
. No wonder the ladies of Gratiot Coun
ty show their appreciation by maxim
liberal purchases from the mammoth as
sortment of high grade furs at +. +. Pol
= lasky's There is nothing like the lin
: outside the largest city stores You ca
- have your fur wants OF any quality o
g style supplied at lowest figures by f I
PollasKy.
Mary l.. Wilson died at her home i
" Riverdale with typhoid fever, Septembe
: 2s, 1900. She was born January :, 1876
< the daughter Of Darling and Mary l.
e Wilson. She was well known in River
u dale and Alma as her life had been most
i ly spent in those places and besides he
I relatives, she leaves many friends VIII
:" mourn their loss
The Monte Cristo" company playe
TO small attendance at the opera hous
u last Friday. The company merite
Is much better patronage and should the
e come here again it is probable the