Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-10-03
r. Stewart spent Thursday in Saug.

good piano for rent Inquire OF l..
A. Sharp. l224-tf
Julius B. Kirby of Ithaca vas in Alma
Tuesday.
The newest styles in pattern hats at
Mrs. w. T. Davies.
II b Anderson has been visiting
In Lansing this week.
Mrs. Ii o. March was in Muir
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. J. n. Ford and Mrs. l.. r Ayres
were in Grand Rapids Wednesday.
Hereafter the meat markets will be
closed on Sunday until further notice.
Elmer Francis left Wednesday for
weeks visit with relatives in Newark,
O.
Vermeulen has the latest styles and
the most up.to-date line Of millinery in
the county.
Chas. M Heald, president Of the Pere
Marquette railroad, was in Alma
Wednesday.
For sale, an unlimited number Of good
shaves and haircuts Inquire at Davis
Bros barber shop.
l.. b Quick has sold his house and
lot in Alma to S. G.. Pierce and will
move TO South Lyons.
O. +. Silsbee left Monday for Toledo
10 begin work for Mockett. the large re.
tail clother of that city.
w. ID Wagner and son, Il. d., went
TO Mt. Pleasant the first Of the week TO
make preparations for moving there.
Rev. J II Elchbaum went to Lans-
ing Michigan to attend the fall meeting
of the central convocation OF this diocese.
Ohas Gage. the janitor Of the union
school building, has moved into the va
cant house on the corner Of Superior
and Water-sts.
Miss Gertrude Greig left Wednesday
for Sioux Falls. S. D., where she has
position with a large millinery estab-
! lishment as trimmer
II you wish TO see q genuine black
| thorn coach whip call at the New
Horse Clothing House of S. Stanard's,
! first door north of Wright House, Alma
Mrs. Harriet Wimple has just return.
ed from Shepherd where she has had a
sl1O family monument set in her GENE.
terry lot. Black & Son Of Grand Rap.
ids did the work.
Poultry Poultry w. f Wilson will
take poultry on Thursday and Saturday
OF each week delivered at his house one
block south OF college. and will pay seven
cents for fowls, and eight cents for
springers for hext week.
Mr.. c. f. Brown, the editor OF this
paper, was elected alternate delegate TO
the biennial convention Of the National
League Of Republican CLUBS in Chicago.
| Oct. and 3, at the meeting OF the State
League in Grand Rapids last week.
VIM wilbur, the new proprietor OF
the Alma bowling alleys, has had them
repolished and fitted up for use. The
alleys will be opened for the fall and
winter on Monday next. Mr.. Wilbur
will give prize for the highest score
made on that date.
A. j. Havens our new barber, has the
interior OF his shop reprinted and re-
] a,I 10 tho
repainted in few days. He reports
that he is quite pleased with his trade
thus far. Mr.. Ravens has christened his
place 1.-The City Barber Shop
The travelling auditors OF the A. A.
and p. NJ. railroads were in Alma Tues.
day and checked the books over at this
station, relieving Mr.. Winchell from
further duties at the union depot and
transferring him to the z. M. freight de.
pot Mr. McVean Is now in full charge
at the union depot.
The remains Of Catherine Ourzon
were brought to Alma Tuesday
morning for interment in Riverside
cemetery by the side OF her husband
who was buried here few years ago.
The deceased died at the home OF her
son, J + Curzon. in Houghton on Sun
day last and the funeral was held there
Monday morning She will be remem.
bered here as the mother Of Mrs. II. b.
jefferson with whom she resided for
several years while in Alma. The re-
mains were met at the train by a large
number Of the friends of the deceased
and accompanied to the cemetery.
About nine miles west of Alma is sit.
uated the little town of Riverdale
That fact is known to nearly all Of our
readers so that is nothing that could be
counted as news item. Ii is also gen.
orally known that this little burg has
several business men who are hustlers
in general and these aforesaid business
men have decided that IL is time for
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