Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-16
Earl Clark was in Ithaca Tuesday.

| Il. Nj Milliken went TO Elsie Wednes-
day.
+. T. Edwards has moved back into
his hotel.
Andrew Shaw went to Detroit the
first Of the week.
Reduced prices on street hats this
week at Nj. 81 j. Lamborns.
John Weidman of Pompeii was in
Alma "Wednesday on business.
Ii. ii. White of Beulah is the new
baggageman at the union depot.
When you want the finest meats in
town you should call on Banghart.
A Pontine has moved back into town,
occupying his residence on Water.st.
An eleven pound girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gilbert one day last week.
Just received large line of new
watches and gold rings, at j. p. Losey's .
For a first-class hair cut and shave
call on Earl Clark opposite the post
office.
=. III Bruske returned to his duties as
reporter on the Grand Rapids Herald
Monday.
j. +. Curzon of Houghton visited his
sister, Mrs. H. b. Jefferson a few days
this week.
Born, to MIR and Mrs. George Aldrich
of this place last Wednesday. ten
pound girl.
Eugene Delong is the new assistant
at the Ann Arbor freight depot in place
of Joel McCarty, resigned.
+. w Blair went TO Detroit Tuesday
as a lay delegate to the meeting of the
Michigan Episcopal diocese.
You will find fine line Of trimmed
hats ranging in prices from 81 90 to SIP
and $40 at Mrs + A. Bivins
Reserve your seats for East Lynne"
at the opera house tonight. On sale at
Sharrar & Mulholland's drug store.
You can buy choice, white, clean bat.
ting at +. Pollasky's for same prices
that others ask for the dirty inferior
kinds
Thirteen tickets were sold at the A.
A. ticket office Monday 10 men who
" ere going north to work in the lumber
camps.
Until December the first you can buy
choice, stylish dress skirt and waist
goods at about one quarter off at F. f.
Poliasky's.
DIR r. O Turck of Chicago arrived in
Alma Tuesday and will remain a short
time with his parents, at the same time
enjoying few days hunting
Hamlin and Frank Ward of Big Rap.
ids, accompanied by their wives, spent
few days in Alma this week at the
home of their uncle, G. 5. Ward.
Mrs. l. y. Irish of Pontiac, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
w. w Rollin, returned home Wednes.
day accompanied by her niece, Miss
Grace Rice.
A young man or woman is wanted
who can devote one hour a week pref
erably on Saturday in distributing
magazines to customers. Apply to Eu-
gene Tinker, care of this Office.
Bills are out announcing grand
Thanksgiving ball to be given in the
opera house Thursday evening, Nov 30.
Good music is promised and grand
time Fred Rohlan is the manager.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian church
report that the rummage sale con Quoted
10y them last eek was a grand success
They have something over $3.50 in their
treasury as the net receipts of the sale
Prof. @. b Smith of the Michigan
Agricultural College, was in Alma Wed.
nesday on business wi h A w Wright
concerning the sugar beet pulp expert.
ments that are TO be conducted by Mr..
Wright on his farms
number Oh tue ~ VI N. lhulth lIOm
Ithaca and St. Louis visited the Alma
lodge last Friday night. The work of
the order was exemplified 10y the Ithaca
ladies after which refreshments were
served and good time enjoyed by all
present.
The jewelry store Of +. +. Gruber Of
Shepherd was robbed last Sunday night.
Entrance was forced through window
Some thirty watches and large con-
signment Of rings were taken. Loss
about 81 900 The robbers were tracked
through the snow from the window TO
buggy which was waiting in the alley.
Officers are on their track, but we have
not learned whether they were captured
or not.
While assisting in putting up a stove
pipe at the home Of her son in Ithaca
last Tuesday, Mrs. +. n Chadwick had
the misfortune to step into an open hole