Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27

Miss Kate Carpenter is visiting friends
in Detroit
w. j. Trott of Big Rapids was in
town last week
County fair at Ithaca next week, com.
mencing Tuesday.
Il. L. Edwards was in Stanton on bus.-
ness last Saturday.
One good wood or soft coal heater at
bargain at Brooks
Miss Rose Messenger returned from
Chicago last Friday.
j. S. Kuoertzer, spent Sunday with
his parents in Bryant
Mrs Amos Pratt visited in Ithaca the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. l.. E richenor has been severely
Ill for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M A Holmes attend ed
the state fair at Pontiac this week
Levi keefer has been severely ill with
appendicitis. but is now improving.
Mrs. + A. Gerbrick of Michigan City
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. w.
Francis.
Parlor millinery opposite Firem EN- s
Hall. We make speciality of re-trim.
ming old hats. Mrs. r HEBRON
Monday was a Jewish holiday, and a
number of stores in Alma were closed
during the day.
Joseph Sartor, ST., has purchased the
Whipple place on the corner of Lincoln
and Mechanic sts.
Miss Mary McNutt, who has been Wis.
iting friends here for the past three
weeks, returned to Grand Rapids Mon
day.
Elite Il. r. Photo 90. will remain
two weeks longer in order to give all a
chance to get some of those elegant 81 80
cabinets.
The Union Telephone Company have
moved their general Office to rooms in
the Pollasky block, formerly occupied by
W. A. Bahlke.
w. a, Thomas left yam, or what is
better known as specie of sweet potato
at this Office last Monday. Ii weighed
two pounds.
The X O. T. NJ and L. O. T. NJ. at
tended services at the Baptist church
Sunday evening Rev Hafer preached
a very able sermon.
The October number Of the Metropol.
itan Is an exceptionally readable mum.
Der. Metropolitan is always good Sold
by Sharrar x Mulholland, druggists.
DR. Pringle reports that G.. W. Wal
dorf of Wheeler, who suffered a stroke
of paraly Sis a few weeks ago, is improv-
ing and will soon be able 20 be out. Mr.
Waldorf was former resident Of Alma.
The Union Telephone Company have
recently placed phones in the following
places Onice of d. Jessurun resi.
dences of Mrs. Mosher, Leon McMannis,
Mrs j. l. st John, q. Pierce, DR.. +.
q. dip and Mrs Laura Nelson.
The party, or parties who took the
vases from the graves in the cemetery
last week, are surely representatives OF
about as low class as inhabits this part
of the country Officers are on track
and the guilty party may soon be called
upon TO answer the charge
George Glow, who was reported ser
iously Ill last week, was taken TO his
home in the village of Sumner and on
Wednesday his sister wrote r. ID.
Wagner, director of the band. stating
that although he is suffering all the ills
of typhoid fever the indications were
favorable for an early recovery.
Mrs. Ruth Cook died at her home in
this township Monday, Sept. 49, aged So
years She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Emery Fisher, and one son, Henry
Casey Funeral services were held at
the house Wednesday morning at ten
o'clock, Rev. j. r. Wooton officiating.
Interment in Riverside cemetery.
9 l. Il CT NJ Delavan desire to call
your attention to their assortment of
ladies man tailored dress skirts, made
in the latest styles and newest mems
woolens from s. 90 up They are pre-
pared TO make skirts to order from indi. !
vidual measurements, in all wool goods /
from So 80 up They will be very |
pleased to have you call and see what
they are doing in this line.
victor l.. Derbey of Portland and
Miss Carrie +. Andrews of Alma, were
at the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. n. I Hafer, Wednesday morning.
They left on the noon train to visit
friends in Glare for week and will
then go to Portland TO make their fu.
ture home. Mrs. Derbey is daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Andrews Of this
township, and a young lady highly re.