Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-10-05
OF. Brown was in Detroit the first of

Mrs. Geo. Bablke Sr, is visiting rela-
tives in Saginaw.
Mrs. Geo. McCarty of St. Louis was
in Alma Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs A. l. Butterfield's baby
is seriously i'll at this writing
For home cured ham call on Bang
hart One shilling per pound.
NJ T. Rice left on Wednesday for
Cleveland, o., for short visit.
The New York Store has just received
new line of shirts and overalls.
VIM. N Rogers left Wednesday for a
m )nth or six weeks visit with friends in
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kernen spent Sun
day in Alma with Mr.. and Mrs. +. O.
Kernen.
You will find the best styles, latest
novelties and exclusive patterns at Mrs
f. A. Bivins.
Mrs A. +. Bruske and Mrs. J. f Suy.
dam are in Lansing attending the Pres.
byterian synodical meeting
Mr. and Mrs A. p. Lane of Ithaca
spent Sunday in Alma at the home OF
DIR and Mrs L. A. Bagley.
Mrs. d. Mclaughlin returned Satur,
day night from a short visit with rela-
tives and friends in Canada.
A class in sacred literature will be
organized at the Baptist parsonage thi:
Friday evening, open 10 all.
Mrs Ct. S. Wood and Mrs. f. j. Camp
bell of Denver Col, visited at the home
of Mrs. Deering the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Taylor of Toledo
were in Alma the first Of the week 70 at
tend the funeral of Mr. Taylors sister
Largest city store stock of furs, suits
Jackets, capes and skirts at small towI
prices Inspect them at +. L. Pol
lasky's
The excavation for w. A. Bahlke's new
brick building next to Benefits bakery
and confectionery store was commenced
Tuesday morning Of this week.
AT meeting Of the Chicago & Crane
Trunk board Of directors held last week
A w Wright was elected president o
the G. S. & NJ system of the road.
Mrs. II. A. Fobes of Sandy Lake, Pa.
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. g. W. Pringle, for short time
left on Tuesday for Union City to visi
sister
The auction sale of horses conducted
by c. f. Chandler last Saturday drew
out quite fair sized crowd Some quit
valuable horses were in the lot and wen
at bargains.
] Mrs. Geo. Hawley left last Saturda
for Detroit where she Twill visit friend
for short time and thenl enter Grac
Hospital for the purpose of taking a tw
] years course of training in nursing.
- Mr.. and Mrs Earl Bruce's one yea
and four months old baby died last Tues
e day with cholera infantum. FunerI
services were held at the house on Thurs
= day and interment made in the ST Lou
cemetery
J.H. Moore is the new clerk at III
Hotel Arcadia Mr. Moore is an exper
enced hotel clerk, having been at I'll
y Steel in ST Johns for two years and du
ing the past summer has been at ii
= Omena Inn.
The first load of beets delivered at ia
> factory this season was drawn by Pet'
Fetching The load was delivered
s the factory Tuesday morning at seve
= clock and weighed 5365 pounds I'll
beets are being delivered rapidly no
Is and it is expected that the factor
h will begin slicing the 10th.
Chas. Coon, nvlng one and one.ha
n miles east of Forest Hill, has bills out a
/. vertising an auction sale on Wednesda
Oct 10, commencing at ten o. clock a. L
# Farm stock, implements, etc, will
h offered for sale. Lunch will be serve
n at noon. The usual terms will prevs
and G. f. Chandler will have charge
!. the sale,
T. By an uuintentional error the dates
is the ad. in last weeks issue announcer
Mrs. J. f. Lathrop's millinery openir
re were given as Sept. Is and %. II
# dates for the opening are Friday al
r. Saturday of this week instead, b
is the value of the RECORD as {
"a advertising medium was prove
by the many sales made on the dates
Y above advertised.
1t Last Saturday Milo Davis, living we
70 of town, was delivering load of beal
% at Burns ELEVATOR and drove up onto q
d inclined platform in the rear Of anoth
load His horses cOuld not hold II