Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-02

Fred Hall returned to Lake Odessa
Monday.
Rev. w. l. Wooton went to Lansing
Thursday.
All large street hats at cost at Mrs. E.
A. Bivins.'
Mrs. Ferd Montigel was in Ithaca
w Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. +. Brown spent Sun
day in Detroit
w. ID. Strong of Riverdale was in
Alma Tuesday.
Wonderful bargains at Pettyjohn's
store Nov. lst and End
Remember the battle royal on the col
lege campus tomorrow.
Miss Kate Carpenter returned from
Grand Rapids Thursday.
J. 4. Allen, the barber I'm the opera
house block, for first-class work.
A w. Brock has a No. cook stove
with reservoir that he will sell for S. 49.s
For good bath or any kind of barber
work go to the Wright House barber
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Isbell Of Mt. Pleas
ant visited Mr. and Mrs. O. o. Trask
over Sunday.
r s. Greenwood, Michigan passenger
agent of the Wabash r.. r., was in Alma
Tuesday night
Water works have been placed in the
house occupied by Mrs. bearing. during
the past week.
If business keeps growing J. a. Allen
says he will have to put in another chair
in his barber shop.
Mrs. j. Hitchcock of Ludington. who
has been visiting in Alma for "a short
time, returned home Wednesday.
Don't forget wonderful Ruma Ketah
] is on sale at BiviAs q Rhodes. 1t cures
rheumatism and catarrhal diseases.
Mrs J. ID. Swan Of Ann Arbor who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. ". A.
] Davis, returned home Wednesday.
VIM Latimer is improving his prop
erty on the street north of the Episcopal
chu1ch by building an addition to his
barn.
Rev.N.T.uafer is preaching a very in
teresting series OF sermons at the Bap-
tist church Sunday evenings. from the
book Of Ruth.
G.. Z Latimer viii Jay You the high.
est market price foryour ducks, chickens
and geese delivered Friday, Nov. 8 at
the A. \. freight depot.
The Presbyterian church is rapidly
nearing completion The interior deco
rations will be pure white and the church
Will be seated with pows,
Alma college plays O.iyet tomorrow.
Olivet is Alma's old rival and has one
OF the strongest teams in the state. y
warm game is looked for.
Special inducements at NJ. and j.
: Landlords Friday and Saturday. A
good gold plated hat pin will be given
with every purchase amounting to
: $500.
Next Monday night the republicans
of Alma will have the pleasure of listen
ing TO r. G.. Ely. a grand torchlight
parade and fireworks exhibition will be
9 feature of the evening.
Business interests of Alma are GER
> tainly becoming known outside thC
state. A. w. Brock shipped six Of hi!
: Acme heaters to factories in Pennsyl
, vania the first of the week.
5 J G. Bright has moved his cigar fac
+ tory into the DR. J. f. Suydam building
back of the doctors office. Mrs. Brigh
= will occupy the rooms in the postofiic,
block vacated, with her dressmakinl
b. parlors.
i Don't fail to attend the great jacket
,, cape, suit, skirt, fur and dress good
= sale at f. L. Pollasky's Friday, Satur
& day and MondayNov. 2nd 3rd and 9th
e Stylish up.to-date goods at nearly whole
1 sale prices.
Gen O Howard, who delivered an ad
8 dress before the republicans of ST. Loui
last Friday night, was the guest of Prof
and Mrs. Q. \. Davis Saturday. Gen
Howard and Prof. Davis are both grad
0 yates Of Bolton college of Brunswick
u Me.
n Gems. r. A. Alger and O. O. Howard
@ addressed very large Republican
}. gathering at st. Louis Friday night
q They arrived in Alma by the Ann Ar
- Dor train from the north Friday after
= noon. A large crowd Of citizens ant
= students met them at the train and the.
. Lyere given warm demonstration
y college enthusiasm for republicanisn
was shown by both football teams il
uniform, and all shook hands with tn
.