Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-10-18
w. A. Bahlke was in Ithaca Monday.
Rev. N. L. Hafer was in Ithaca Mon


day.
New line of jardinieres at the Racket
Store
Miss Louie Cornell returned Monday
evening from Buffalo.
Rev w. X Spencer made IA business
trip TO Bay City, Tuesday
The board of supervisors commenced
their October session last Monday.
Miss Berneice Cook of Ann Arbor is
the guest OF Mrs. II J Vermeulen
w NJ Carey aud Mrs. Mary Keckler
Of this township were married last week
Mrs. VIM. Heron of Ithaca visited
friends here the latter part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs f. Il. Oonvis of Maple
Rapids are guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. II
Hayt.
Mrs NJ e. Hart and son, William,
have moved TO rooms in the Church
block.
New cement steps have been laid at
the front entrance to the Episcopal
church.
A. X. McLuney returned Wednesday
from business trip TO Virginia and
Kentucky.
III. j. Vermeulen holds his fall open
ing today, aud will continue until Sat.
urday night.
Mrs. F. NJ. Ellicott left Wednesday
for st. Johns where she is taking medi-
cal treatment.
II you have had trouble in, getting
perfect fit for your eyes, try Porter
who guarantees his work
Roy Teeven and Miss Carrie Launt Of
Grand Rapids, are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bart. Miller.
a. n Wright of Riverdale, who
Operates a clover huller, reports the
largest seasons business for the past
five years.
Joseph Sartor, Sr, and Edward Han.
nah represented Alma Lodge, l. O. O f.
AZ the grand lodge meeting held in Bat
tie Greek this week
Alma Hive, L. O. r. NJ, entertained
members of the order from Shepherd
Forest Hill, Elwell and Riverlale last
Friday afternoon. a very pleasant time
is reported
Four horse teams have been thick nj.
on our streets for the past few days.
Since the heavy rain it takes about four
horses TO haul in the average load Of
from four to six tons of beets.
DR.. r. f. Irwin and Miss Ada Ellicott
Of this village, were married at Ithaca
last Saturday by the Rev. Mr.. Baldwin.
They left for Jackson on the evening
train. and returned to Alma Tuesday
The RECORD extends congratulations.
The Ann Arbor passenger train going
north Monday evening twas two and
was also an hour late on Tuesday. The
delay was caused by the same old sink
hole near Gibson which has made so
much trouble.
Notice will be found in another col
umn calling for all indebted for cemetery
lots 70 call and settle. The grounds are
being improved every year and much
interest is taken by the committee. If
they can have the money due to them it
will assist them very much
V V. Locey will hold an auction sale
at his farm four miles orth east of Vesta-
burg, on Thursday, Oct. "a, commence
ing AT ten O'Clock IN. The list includes
horses. cattle, farm implements and
machinery. hay, corn fodder, etc. A
free lunch will be served. Twelve
months time will be given on all sums
over s.
The Porter J White Company in
Faust. appeared beforei crowded
house Wednesday evening, and as usual
gave the best of satisfaction. Mr. White
aud his admirable company receives
so many compliments that the RECORD
viii not attempt 20 make farther COM
ment. He always pleases the people,
and never plays but 10 large audiences.
While the opera house is furnished
with very nice drop curtain, a second
one will soon be installed. 1t, will be
very elaborate, and besidesIa fine land
scape scene, will contain the advertise.
msnts of prominent business firms Of
Alma Manager Wagner informs us
tat all the scenery will be frightened
~, and put in fine shape for the next at.
traction, Nov. 30.
Eugene Kinkaide, the itinerant corn
d lctor who has been in Alma frequent
" during the past few months, visited
Ithaca recently and as a result has gone
TO the Detroit Work House for go days
Since his arrival in the county last
winter has done time four times; first
from Ithaca, last spring for 10 days {;
next from ST. Louis for 30 days; then
A i,,,a cont hi, as az for 30 DAYS and