Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27
See Brock for second hand stoves. Z.

The finest watches in Alma are TO be
found at Loseys
Miss Myrtle Mosher is visiting friends
in Grand Rapids
ID Vought left yesterday on bust
ness trip 60 Detroit.
Joseph Ray and wife attended the
state fair this week
j. p. Gladding and wife of Toledo
visited here this week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Rollin attended
the state fair this week
Chester Walker has accepted position
i'll f. T. Pollasky's store.
Mrs. Claude NJ Forton of Detroit Wis
tied friends here last week.
j. e Ray has moved to the rooms
over Milhman's meat market
A good hard coal burner with oven at.
tachment for sale cheap at Brooks.
Perry d Petit, state deputy oil in.
spector was in Alma Wednesday.
A cement walk has been laid in front
of the Il. Kehn place on Superior.st
Prof Mitchell is in Ithaca and is suf.
fering with a large boil on one of his
knees.
Mrs. O b Ingersoll and her mother,
Mrs Sartor. are visiting relatives in
| Detroit
For SALE. -Ohickering piano for sale.
Large square, sl2O or will rent for
- 30 per month. l.. A. SHARP.
Mrs M. Ring left peach at this office
last Monday which weighed nine ounces
and measured ten inches in circumfer.
ence
Mrs. j. H. Lancashire accompanied
her daughter, Harriet to Detroit, Tues.
day, where she will attend school the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs Or. l.. Booth Of Eaton
Rapids and A f. Booth of Springport,
visited the family of q. w Booth, the
first of the week
Mrs w a Seaver expects TO leave
the first of next week for Detroit where
she will remain a couple of weeks study.
Ing dress. making.
Remember the Elite h. r. Photo 90
will not always be with you, so govern
yourself accordingly, and come ar once
and Get a dozen of their 81 30 cabinets =
The ladies of Alma and vicinity are
cordially invited TO attend our millinery
opening, Friday and Saturday, Septem.
Der . and 2S Carnation souvenirs
viii be given. NJ * J. LANBoRN.
Some person broke into Geo. McMsl-
lens cigar factory Sunday night and
took 100 cigars which had not yet been
boxed There were 900 cigars in boxes,
but the thief did not disturb them
Ladies clean your gloves with LaBelIe
Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Yer
meulen's big department store, head
quarters for kid gloves in all the desir-
able shades Gloves fitted and war.
anted.
The musical event of the season will
doubtless be the appearance of the Schu-
berts at the NJ. E. church Saturday
evening The program will appeal TO
all lovers Of refined entertainment Ad-
mission 30 and 30 cents
The AL Martin Uncle Tom Cabin
company played to v business at the
opera house last evening. A drum
major of one Of the bands was without
doubt the tallest man every in Alma.
He measured seven feet and eight
inches
7. +. Pringle went TO Detroit Wednes-
day and will go from that city to Chi.
cago to purchase stock for his tailor
shop, being assisted by his brother of
the former city in making his select
ions He expects to open his place of
business in few days.
Alma Lodge O. E. S. has elected the
following officers: Worthy matron,
Mrs A. j. Hall; worthy patron, M.
Pollasky; associate matron, Mrs. S.
Messenger; secretary, Mrs. Justin Gill,
treasurer, Mrs. Isaac Russell conduct
ress, Mrs. f. Montigel; assistant
conductress, Mrs Ben Taylor
II. G.. Pulfrey, formerly of Alma, was
in town the first of the week and played |
with the band Monday evening. A few |
months ago Mr.. Pulfrey sent march,
''The Times, to the band, and on Mon. |
day evening he handed out a new march /
which he has named, "Belle Of Ann
Arbor IL was in manuscript and had .
never been played by any band or or
ohestra. The boys were in good working
order and played the march in fine
shape 1t is a classical, but very pretty
march and will soon be on the market
for band orchestra and piano. Mr.. Pull.
frey is meeting with much success as a
writer of this class OF music