Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-11-14
J. M. Moutigel was In Saginaw Mon.

Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Demu,h was quite i'll the
fret OF the week.
Mrs. +. + Osborn returned to her
home in Marshall Tuesday.
George Sandsl OF Elwell has pair of
young draft horses for sals.
For good values in trimmed or
tailored hats see NJ. & j. Lamborn.
Mr.. and hrs. John Durham spent
Sunday with their daughter in Shepherd.
Three OF four good second hand cook
stoves for sale cheap at Hubbel's ba-
zaar.
Mrs o. f. Moore and daughter of
Saginaw are visiting at s. Standar DIS
this week.
q. M. Hutchinson was called TO Cas-.
novia. N. Y, Thursday by the death Of
his brother.
Buy your soft coal and wood of Thorn
ton & Son. Leave your orders at
| Il " w.
r. E. Pollasky offers thu pick of 40
ladies' fine ,ckets. worth from s. 90 to
sl2 90 for only - 90.
A full report of the tea cheers institute
held in Alma last Friday and Saturday
will be found on another page.
We again call your attention to the
fact that you always feel better after
having taken bath at Davis Bros
Arthur Downing has entered the EN-.
ploy OF Sharrar q Mulholland with the
intention Of becoming pharmacist
Allen Dalyrmple and Susie Fuller Of
this place were married by Justice
Chadwick on Tuesday of this week
Miss Minnie Canwell Of Detroit, who
has been visiting her sister and family
for few days, returned home Tuesday.
r. b Holmes has changed his head
quarters from the F. NJ freight depot TO
the building in the rear OF Mordens
harness shop.
w T Davies. Sr, of st Johns is vis-
iting his son, w. T. Davies Jr., for a
short time and taking treatment at the
sanitarium.
For trunk straps webb or leather, go
TO the New Harness Store north OF
Wright House. C +. Richardson, with
s. Stanard.
You can take your choice of l3O
misses and children's cloaks and jack
cts AT practically cost Of manufacture at
f. + Pollasky's.
The Hayt e Pierce %. are advertising
another one of their popular mill end
sales. commencing Saturday and con-
tinuing until the 29th.
Miss Bertha Wagner of Mt. Pleasant
attended the party given by the young
ladies last Friday night and visited
friends until Saturday evening.
Mrs. Selah Russell and daughter, Mrs
Howe, OF Grand Ledge, spent Sunday
in Alma with Mrs. Russell's sister, Mrs
A. n. Hudson, and other relatives.
Mrs A J. Hall returned home from
Charlotte the latter part OF last week,
accompanied by her niece, Miss Eva
Barnes, who remained ov.r Sunday.
Stylish Monte Carlo" cloaks worth
sl2 80 70 81 90 are being closed out at
81 % at +. f. Pollasky's. You can't
afford to miss this chance to purchase
one.
w. h. Wilson will take poultry de-
hvered az hts house one and one-hali
block south Of college, every day in the
week and will pay the highest market
price.
w. A. Bahlke was in Stanton Mon
day where he appeared as attorney for
the complainant in the case OF Thomp-
son vs Village of Lakevlew being tried
in the circuit court for Montcalm county.
George Hawkins, who was arrested on
the charge of attempted criminal assault
on fourteen-y esr.old girl of Wheeler,
pleaded guilty the first of the week and
Judge Stone sentenced him 10 five years
at Ionia
Victor Bell, who has been stopping at
th3 sanitArium during the past three
months or more. left Monday night for
Kansas City. O. f. Walker a,compan.
led him on his trip and returned home
Thursday.
The prices on every article in the diff
ferent departments at The Hayt q
Pierce %. 3 store have been reduced TO
correspond with the mill end" bar
gains offered. Sale commences Satur-
day and continues until the Goth.
Just as We were going to press Thurs.
day afternoon we learned Of the death /
Of Thomas O Brien, probably the oldest
resident in Gratiot county. His age il /,
is claimed was 81 years. The funeral
will be held Saturday al the Catholic
church in Irishtown.
j. L. Northon, former principal of /
our village schools, but for the past two |
wears guDerintendent OF the public I