Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-10-11

For fine watch work call on Ct. b.
Porter
Five and ten cents tablets at the Rack
ct Store.
Mrs. l.. G. Oohoon left yesterday 10
visit friends in Detroit.
b W. Ellison made business trip to
Grand Rapids Wednesday.
Fred Larmour of Battle Greek is WIS.,
iting his uncle, Fred Kernen
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Wright were in
Detroit the first of the week.
A good hard coal burner with oven at
tachment for sale cheap at Brooks.
When you buy reliable, stylish urs in
Alma,y you buy them of f. f. Pollasky.
Souvenirs for the ladies at Vermau.
lens during opening days, Oct. Is and
10.
O. b. Porter has opened his jewelry
store and reports very good business
TO date.
New awnings have been placed in
front of w. T. Davies jewelry and
music store.
Harry Parker of New York City is
visiting mis- parents. He has not been
home in five years.
Mrs A b Scattergood will institute
a temple of the Rathbone Sisters in
Belding this evening.
The iron for the new pulp drying
plant at the sugar factory is arriving,
and work is being rushed.
G. w. Pulfrey has rented the Schneid-
or house on Superior. st. and Will make
his home here during the winter.
Mrs. NJ. j. Bogardus is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Lena Pope, aud her
niece, Miss Nellie Williams of Ohio.
G. e. Mahan and wife of Elk Rapids
visited the families of f. A Bivins and
G. G. Rhodes, the first of the week.
r II Irwin, father of DR. r. f Irwin,
has moved his family from. Howell and
will occupy the O w Rogers house.
Ii J. Vermeulen will hold fall open.
ing of his department store on Friday
and Saturday oct 18th and 18Th. A
musical program will be given each day.
On account of the death Of Robert
Mckee, the football game which was to
have taken place next Saturday between
Kalamaz 70 and Alma, has been declared
off.
r + Green, our popular photogra-
pher, has big ad. on first page, an.
nouncing his annual cut on photo
graphs Green's work is always the
best.
J. J. Machen, representing the Home
Life Insurance Company Of New York,
was in town few days this week. Mr.
Machen is brother of the Postmaster
General
Ladies clean your gloves with LaBelle
Glove Cleaner For sale only az Yer
meuleus big department store, head
quarters for kid gloves in all the desir-
able shades. Gloves fitted and war
ranteed
President Bruske Of Alma college, and
Rev. w X. Spencer left Tuesday 60 at.
tend the sixty-seventh annual Synod of
the Michigan Presbytery, held at Niles.
DR. Bruske delivered an address before
the meeting Wednesday morning.
c. J. Apple will hold an auction sale
on his premises, six miles west, and one
mile north OF Alma on Friday, Oct, Is,
1901, commencing at one O'Clock p. IN.
The list includes Horses, colts. COWS,
young cattle, hogs sheep, hay, grain,
etc. Twelve months time on all sums
over So John Rowell auctioneer.
d. Vought of this place received his
commission last Saturday, appointing
him deputy great commander Of the X.
O. 7. NJ of Michigan, and left for Port
as TO work for the future. Mr.. Vought
has always been an active worker in the
order and we are sure his many friends
will be pleased TO learn of his appoint
ment. He will continue to reside in
Alma, but will be absent greater part
of the time looking after the interest of
the order in the state. He will receive
a salary of 81 900 year and expenses.
The band will continue TO give con.
certs upon the street so long as the
weather is favorable, and then concert
in the opera house every two weeks dur
ing the winter. All who donate towards
the support Of the band will be given
free tickets, and others who wish to at
tend will be charged small admission
to pay for lights and janitor fee. The
balance. if any, will be turned over to
the general fund Other musical talent
of the town will be invited to assist in
the concerts. This will keep the boys in
excellent practice, and put them in fine
shape for next season.
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