Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-08-16

new house.
Miss Bertha McLaren returned from
Ohio, Monday
IL G. Price is slowly recovering from
his severe illness.
} S. Knoertzer left Saturday TO visit
the aI-American.
You always get the choicest cuts of
meat at Banghart's.
The f. M society are erecting par.
sonage near the church.
ID. Fleming made a business trip to
Ohio the first OF the week.
Twenty five tickets were sold for the
Manistee excursion on Sunday
Paul Murray and family returned
Monday from their northern trip.
Miss Lucy Pierson of Ann Arbor is
the guest of Miss Hattie VanDyne.
Henry Brewbaker is doing a fine job
of grading about his new residence.
Highest market price paid for all kIuds
of live poultry at Hammers market.
Mrs. T Lamborn and daughter, Ma.
tilda. are visiting friends in Ypsilanti
Miss Essy and Master Barden Hooper
left Tuesday to visit the Pan American.
X. ID. Bates and wife Of Riverdale
were calling on friends here Saturday.
Daniel Wood and family left Thursday
Lansing.
| The brick work on the addition TO III.
J Vermeulens store will be completed
this week.
Theo. n Brown of Chicago was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. n. T. Hafer, a
few days last week.
Prof w Ewing has his new house
nearly enclosed. 1t will be modern
dwelling in all respects.
break in the water main in front of
the postoffice last Tuesday caused bit
of work and some expense.
Morris Mess niger left Monday for
New York City to purchase new goods
for the fall and winter trade.
The Kings Favorite at the opera
house next Wednesday night. Seats on
sale at Sharrar q Mulholand's
The annual meeting of the Alma
Building and Loan Association was
held Monday evening. All the old Off
GERS were reelected
Tinker x Hannah have their mill fal
enough along so as to be able TO do some
work Machinery continues to arrive al
most daily, and will all be installed
soon
Jas. O. Nestle of Elm Hall, who was
fined SO before justice at Ithaca fol
forging an order for money due fol
wages, has appealed his case to the cir
cult court.
The Misses Jennie Smith, Bertha
Struble and Mary Chase left Tuesday tC
visit the Pan American Miss Smith
will 90 on to Boston where she will re.
main for a time
ID. Vought will leave for Buffalo next
Monday as delegate TO the annual
meeting of the National Firemen's AS.
ISOLATION. Mr.. Nought is the only dele
gate from this state.
Ii is fact that no other article manu-.
featured in the United States gives such
satisfaction as Yeast Foam Other kind.
of yeast may be good some of the time,
but Yeast Foam is good all the time. q
NJ. Silbiger of New York City, who is
visiting the family of 5. Messenger
while cleaning a bicycle few days ago,
caught the first tiuger of his right hand
between the chain and sprocket wheel
and the end of the finger was cut off.
Geo. w. Waldorf, who resides near
Wheeler, but former resident of this
village, suffered stroke of paralysis on
Monday DR.. G w. Pringle was called
in attendance aud reports him as getting
along as yell as could be expected under
the circumstances.
Grant NJ. Morse, state game and fish
warden, has issued the following notice.
I'm accordance with the attorney gen.
eral : opinion this department will hold
the open season on game birds as fol-
lows All wild waterfowl, Oct. to
Nov. 30 quail. spruce hen, partridge
and woodcock, in the lower peninsula,
Oct 20 to Nov 80; in the upper penin-
sula partridge may be killed from Oct.
/ to Nov. 80, each year
NJ. E. Heath member of the popular
and well. known hardware firm of Heath
q Son of Ithaca, was united in marriage
ON Thursday, Aug. 10. 1901, to Miss
Nettie Sutton, a highly esteemed young
lady OF Flushing. The ceremony
took place at the home Of the brides
parents, and Mr. and Mrs Heath
left at once to visit the Pan-Am.