Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31

DR.. Bruske returned from Higgin' 8
Lake Tuesday morning.
Mrs. g. Hemenger of Saginaw is the
guest of Mrs Theo. Nelson.
Miss Nellie Nevins left Thursday
morning for visit in Ionia.
The Maccabees are planning for a big
C celebration here next Friday.
Supt. w. E. Hanson of the public
schools returned TO Alma this week.
All rs, 20 and 25c embroideries, sale
price this week only l2c at +. +. Pol
lasky's.
Judge Stone and wife of Ithaca We're
in town last Friday calling on relatives
and friends.
A w. Brock has for sale good second
hand cook stove, No s. Well burn either
wood or coal.
p. NJ Smith and family left Tuesday
morning for Detroit where they will
spend Il few days.
A nice juicy roast or piece Of beef will
do more good than all the medicine.
Try Banghart's market.
Mrs. L. Fisher and children returned
Tuesday from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Fenton.
Those who wish to rent rooms to col
lege students are requested to notify
Prof. J. T. Ewing as soon as convenient
w. d. Boyer Of South Bend, Indiana,
was home for short visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. n. Boyer, the
first of the week.
All the new fall and winter styles in
ladies' suits, waist and skirt fabrics are
being shown during the great dress
goods sale at f. E. Pollasky's.
"a Breezy Time" at the opera house,
Alma next Monday Sept. 3rd-the latest
songs, dances, duets, trios, quartets
and quintets. Seats now on sale.
Mrs. Amanda Hicks and son, Jay, re-
turned Monday from Petoskey. Jay
says he likes the north because it is a
good place TO fish. He caught several
fine trout.
Prof. H. A. Milliken, who with his
family, is spending this month at Pc
toskey, filled engagements the past week
at Wequetonsing, Harbor Point, Charlie
voix and petoskev
At the Republican caucus held in ST.
Louis last Tuesday night A. II. Lowry
was Endorsed for the nomination of regis
ter of deeds on the Republican ticket to
be nominated at Ithaca next Tuesday.
Aldrich d Manning of Breckenridge
have put about 5000 worth of their dry
goods, groceries and fixtures in J. l..
Miller's store for him 10 sell out next
week, and so they will be sold at some
price.
Miss Ella Decker left Saturday for
her home in gainesville Ohio, after q
few weeks visit with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Decker. Miss Lille
will stay while longer until her health
is improved.
Among the old soldiers who are at.
tending the G.. A. II. encampment in
Chicago this week are, Gardner Clark
w. w. Fraker, f. Conkrite, W. w
Clark Henry Kollenbach, Rudolph
Walters, John Lanshaw.
@. E. Prescott of Chicago is in
town this week seeing what the pros.
poets are for buying apples this fall
Mr. Prescott had charge Of the evapor.
ating wo rks in Alma two years ago and
if plenty OF apples can be secured this
year he will open the works again.
Gov. Roosevelt will pass through
AL ma next Friday on his way from Sagi.
nav to Grand Rapids. This is the date
CT the big Maccabee celebration here
and arrangements will be made for the
nominee for vice president on the Re.
publican ticket to deliver short address
at the depot.
The Ladies' Guild of Emanuel
church, ST. Louis, have secured at a
great expense. Mrs. Grace voorhees, Of
Kansas City. the famous reader and inn
personator, for an evenings entertain
ment, September 4th, at the Park House
parlors. Mrs. Voorhees, is on her way
east to give series of representations
at the homes Of some of the most promi-
nent people and will stop on her way TO
visit relatives in ST. Louis.
The Uncle Toms Cabin Co. billed for
here last night disbanded before reach
ing Owosso for some reason unknown TO
us. However, we have made date for
"a Breezy Time" Co. TO appear at the
opera house next Monday night and this
company will be sure to appear. A good
band accompanies the company and a
street parade will be given. Many of
our readers will remember this company
| as the one which gave such good salts