Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-20

w. p Utley of Grand Rapids is visit
ing his nephew, Is. s. Webb.
MIR. and Mrs. o. f. Lou visited il
Ann Arbor the first of the week.
For SALE.-Chickerin piano for sale
Large square, $4,000 L. A. SHARP. Z
Mrs. w w Pike of Lakeview is Wis
iting the family of E n. Chadwick.
A sugar beet left at this office by VIM
Wilbur tips the scales at eight pounds
Joseph Grover and wife left Wednes.
day to visit friends in Central City,
Iowa.
7 Mr. and Mrs. Quinn of Lafayette,
Ind. We're guests of friends in town ov Ell
Sunday.
V. 5. Hollenbeck is sorely> afflicted
with large carbuncle on one side of
his neck.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Murphy
Saturday, September ii, an eight
pound girl
A cement sidewalk has been laid in
front of the residence of Geo. Gargett
on Water-st.
Miss Mile Tucker, who has been
severely i'll for the past three weeks, is
reported as improving.
The family of O. w. Ainsley arrived
in Alma last Friday and are now set
tied in rooms in the opera house block
The band has been holding some pro.
gressive band meetings of late, and the
boys are working upon some fine selec.
tons.
Have you seen that display of Lou
welsa art ware in j. T. Losey's store
window? 1t is the prettiest ware in
town.
You will find perfection in every line
Of the fall hats displayed at NJ. q ].
Lamborn's excellant assortment of every
style and price
Geo. Armstrong, formerly of Flush.
ing, is in the employ of j. w. Dean.
Mr.. Armstrong is musician, and may
become a member of the band.
The North Michigan conference Of the
United Brethren church was held in
Middleton this week. Rev A. b Bow
man was returned to the Alma charge.
Having purchased Geo. Hills stock
If bicycles and sundries, will open up
lext season with full line of Columbia,
Hartford, Crescent and other makes of
wheels. FIR HEBRON.
A few days ago Mrs Jas. Edwards
eft at this Office ten fine, and very large
peaches About an average one among
he lot, measured nine inches in circum.
ereuce
Miss May Hosford, formerly of this
lace, was arrested in Lansing on Mon.
lay by Under Sheriff Button, on the
barge of adultry The date of her ex.
has not yet been fixed.
A water main has been laid from
'uperior-st as far south as the residence
+ Henry Brew baker, and connexions
lade with house, and the residences of
REQ Willard and A. | Butterfed.
Special sale of jardinieres at Hubbell's
AGAR on Saturday. All jardinieres
bove fifty cents at twenty per cent dis.
aunt for Saturday, only All fire proof
rockery will go at the same discount.
A force of ten men are rushing the in
'rior work on H. j. Vermeulen's big
EDITION TO his store. The non. arrival :
a part Of the steel ceiling will delay
lie completion of the work as soon as
Ipected.
Elite X. Il. Photo Co. will make you .
he highest grade large size photos for
90 per dozen; one. half cabinets 81 90
er dozen. We make a speciality of !:
'tistic Photographic work and posi-. ;
vely guarantee all work Do not
ISIS this opportunity but come at once
I'd see us.
The Detroit Free Press of September
J, contained half. tone cut of Miss :
airy A. Butler, whose interesting story :
TITLED The Good Deed Club" was {.
varded the prize in. the August con. !
st of short stories. Miss Mary is a !.
Iughter of Dr. Geo. f. Butler, medi- :
l superintendent of the Alma SAM
rum.
Are you going to build house? BY
means have 1t wired for electric lights.
lie cost is small if wires are placed (
ring construction; and the value of S
3 completed building is Increased Z
ice the extra cost. The Alma Elec- (
c Light 90. is now wiring the model
'idences of DR.. VIM. Kelly, Prof. %. L.
wing and Ira Moody =
News of the cessation Of the great
eel strike is greeted with JOY by the 8
ma Sugar Co, for it means that q
rk on the new beet pulp drying plant, s
, greatest concern of the kind in the \