Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-02-09

DR.. j. III. Lancashire was in Bay City
Wednesday.
No advance in the price of buggies at
]. w. Holmes g. Sons.
Frank Heron of Chicago has been In
Alma during the past week.
Watch for" Jacks jolly Jokers" at the
opera house next Wednesday night.
Geo. S. Young was in Saginaw
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Mrs. O. M. Dustin of Lansing is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. n. Vought.
Mrs. Della Mcintosh of Saginaw is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs j. w. Glass this
week.
w. Mummery Of Edmore, state factory
inspector for this district, was in Alma
Wednesday.
valentine" social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Glass on Tuesday even
ing of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vought left for
Rapid City, Monday, where they Will
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. Bright of Toledo
were the guests of his brother, j. o.
Bright, and wife over Sunday.
Prof and Mrs. w. f. Shedd of Grand
Rapids were the guests OF Kew ana
Mrs. w. @ Clathworthy, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Boyer left on
Tuesday for Bay City where they eX-
pect to remain for couple of weeks
Mrs. Geo. Moore, who has been quite
seriously i'll for the past few weeks, is
reported considerably worse this week.
Mrs. Ralph Rogers of Toledo, who has
been the guest of Mrs H. J. Vermeulen
for the past two weeks, returned home
on Monday.
John II Benjamin, Jr., OF Saginaw
who has been employed at the sugar
factory for short time past, returned
home on Monday.
George Spicer left on Tuesday for
Colorado in search of climate more
beneficial to his health. He is suffering
from lung trouble.
Why not do as many are doing-sup
ply yourself with stylish warm cape
Jacket, fur collarette or mutf at about
one-half price during the sale at +. T.
Pollasky's!
Mrs. w. @. CLARK left on Monday To-
jackson, her new home. Miss Marion
and Master William will remain Tor
couple of weeks at the home of MIR. an(
Mrs. h. Q. Latimer.
1t is only a few weeks until Alma VII
. be called upon TO decide upon the elec
ton of village officers. We have as ye
heard 10 names mentioned, but IL Is no
too early to begin thinking about I'll
matter.
! We are pleased to state that our lead
! ing grocer, B. w Ellison, has secure
: the agency for the famous A. l. I
high. grade coffees which are celebrate
!. throughout the u S. for their strength
flavor and money value. n
,. The Alma Produce Co. shipped elgf
carloads of hay to parties IN eastern an
southern states this week. One carloa
weighed $4,000 pounds, probably II
heaviest carload of hay ever shipped 81
" of Alma.
The Metropolitan for February
% usual contains some very lnterestll
features. 1t is doubtful if the half-tol
lie productions in this magazine a
er euualed in any other publication. Ii
Metropolitan is found on the new
Ia counter at Sharrar q Mulholland S drI
a store
The lecture to have been given
of Ralph G.. Ely in the opera house und
j. the auspices of the high school alum
association on Friday evening OF ne
in week has been postponed to some futu
d. date owing to the fact that Mr.. L
found it impossible to be here at tn
time The members Of the alumni no
70 be able to secure Mr.. Ely for March
lie. Judging from the stacks of beautii
of dress goods being opened at +. +. +
ON lasky's for the early spring trade
av ladies of Alma and vicinity can have
opportunity to make their selection
nearly all the new things for suits, SKI
ho and waists. Their line comprises cho
" styles of homespuns, camel's hair, CHI
no lots, coveats, serges, henriettas, bro
cloth, venetians, etc, including la
om assortment of all the new Innings
ny finishings.
re-
Five years is good while we knt
and in that time some may move
at some pass over to the great beyond,
us the Farm Journal will come just
all same to every one who takes advant
OF of the clubbing offer which the REC
I'VE has with its publishers. just think
il! The remainder of 1900, and al
AID. 1901, 1902, 1903 and 1904 Nearly a