Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-05

w WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Amanda Bodine has been on the
sick list this week.
The board of supervisors are i'll session
at Ithaca this week.
Miss Florence Plum returned to
Cleveland on Monday
Fresh frankforts and all kinds OF
Sausage at Banhart's.
Mems felts and rubber at Pettyjohn's |
Cheaper than last years prices.
H. n. Kilby left on Monday to spend |
few days at his home in Cleveland.
Mrs. N. j. Mccullough of Ithaca was
the guest of friends in Alma this week
DIR. j. H. Lancashire left on Tuesday
on short business trip to Detroit and
Chicago.
Prof. Fred Fullerton returned from
his trip to Chicago and western Illinois
on Monday.
j. S. Gerber left on Thursday for
Omer where he intends engaging in the
jewellery business.
ID. w. Angel of Ithaca is now en-
ployed at the union depot as night oper-
ator on the A. A. r. h.
Maurice Grigsby returned TO his stud
les in Mccormick Theological Semi
nary in Chicago on Tuesday
J. Z. Howe, who has been spending a
few weeks in Alma with his parents,
returned to Petoskey Tuesday.
The Detroit Evening News issues over
go, 900 copies daily and can be truthfully
termed "the great daily of Michigan.
A. w. Brock has two good heating
stoves he would like to sell or exchange
for wood Must be disposed of at once.
On Wednesday T. 7. Banghart re-
: ceived fine Kentucky bred Lewellen
setter from his brother. in-law in Mon
roe.
Bert Bambrough Of Detroit was in
Alma the latter part of last week visit
ing his parents and shaking hands with
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. CT. Beebe Of Te-
p cumseh were the guests of their son,
1 Clark Beebe, the latter part of last week
and over Sunday.
i Miss Jessie Weed, who spent the holl-
S days in Alma with her parents, re-
S turned to her studies at the State Nor
NAL School in Mt Pleasant on Tuesday.
S B. @. Taylor received telegram on
: Tuesday from Prairieville stating that
his sister was dangerously H. Mr.
Taylor left for that place on Wednes-
h day.
% Master Fred Vermeulen entertained
|" a few of his young friends with a rabbit
supper at the home of his parents, Mr.
D. and Mrs. II. J. Vermeulen, last Tuesday
e night.
Sc Mr. Brewbaker reports an eXcellen
business thus far at his feed barn. Or
lie Saturday last he had to turn customer
ID away as there was no available roon
Or left in the large barn.
D. DR.. McClnton, assisted by DR. Bag
ley, performed an operation on Wilbu
" Webb for fistula on Thursday Of las
an week. The patient is recovering quit
y, rapidly at the present writing.
D. Those attending F. e. Pollasky's jar
uary clearing sale will buy dress goods
IN capes, Jackets, suits, furs, underwear
ne hosiery, blankets, quilts, shoes, heav
IT. rubbers, etc, at surprisingly low prices.
ey A. w. Brock received orders tn
week to ship ten more of his celebrate
no Acme" heating drums TO o. a. Zubl'
ry at Breckenridge. The recent cold sna
ne has made all active demand for theS
lis drums.
lm 1t is reported that some OF the Sumnt
people are contemplating forming
os- stock company to prospect for Goa
IN Good samples have been found and e.
cir perts say that the coal is within $50 fe,
DIV of the surface.
De Henry Bair of Sherman City and sol
Floyd Bair, who is student of the NJ
Try Pleasant State Normal School, visitt
ted their daughter and sister, Miss Ka
ms Bair. at the home of MIR. and Mrs. A.
up Hall the first of the week.
at II. J. vermeulen has had surpri
ingly large sale on yale" coffees du
eek ing the past month. 1t is comma
,ne thing to see his customers buying the
md coffees in five and ten pound lots. TIL,
bed are without doubt the finest line
in. bulk coffees ever sold in Alma.
Ed Clark who recently robbed {
,os safe in A. Everret's saloon, st. Lou
,es. pleaded guilty at Ithaca on Friday ID
for ana was seh'eH.o' " A''
a years. Mason. his young colored
,d;. complete, was sent to the reform schC