Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-09-26

IL. NJ. Duundm was III STANTON
Wednesday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs |. G. Moody left Wednes-
day TO take in the state fair at Pontiac.
j n. Booth left Tuesday for Mar.
quette where he expects TO remain this
winter.
The famous sextette with "Peck's
Bad Boy" at opera house next Wednes-
day night.
Sam Epler Can furnish you with hard
and soft dry wood. All orders delivered
promptly.
}. f. Medler has gone to Alba. Ia,
where he has a position in large retail
dry goods store.
Two thousand cords of dry wood for
sale. Leave your orders at Thompson
Il Sanderhoff's.
The funniest Of all shows, "Pecks Bad
Boy" Opera house next "Wednesday
evening, oct /.
NJ Il. Salter OF Ithaca, the Republican
candidate for prosecuting attorney, was
in Alma Monday.
Ira Swain left Wednesday for Kala.
mazoo where he has the position of cook
in one of the hotels.
Mrs. b. O Button returned Monday
night from Lansing where she has been
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. VI A Holmes have been
taking in the state fair at Pontiac and
visiting in Detroit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Rollin have
been visiting relatives in Pontiac and
taking in the state fair this week
Fred Hammer wants your poultry at
his market. He will pay you seven cents
for fowls and nine cents for spring
chicks
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John
Watherby died last Tuesday and the
funeral was held at the L. B. church on
Friday
Mrs. L. A. Sharp is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Mary Wyland, and sister,
Mrs. Arthur Green, of Berlin, n. Y,
! for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J Hall, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs NJ. Maddigan OF Sagi.
nav drove through TO Maple Rapids the
first Of the week.
Mrs. NJ Calnon left Wednesday for
South Bend, Ind, to join her husband.
Mr. Calnon has engaged in the restau-
rant business in that city.
Commencing October LIST the meat
markets in Alma will not open on Sun.
day and patrons are requested to get
their orders the evening previous.
Parties wishing 10 contract for winter s
supply Of dry hard wood had better call
and get prices of Sam Epler at Thomp-
son 4 Sanderhof 5 store.
Miss Margaret Funston is on the sick
list this week and Miss Lulu Granger is
clerking in the dry goods department at
Vermeulen's during her absence,
DR. ]. II Lancashire accompanied his
daughter. Miss Harriet, to Detroit Tues
day where she will finish her studies at
the Ligett school for young ladies.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs Ely Brewbaker and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Bennett have been visiting in De.
troit this week and attending the state
fair
Il. B Holmes will pay seven and one
half cents for fowls and eight cents for
spring chickens delivered at the Pere
Marquette depot. every day. in the
week.
A w. Brock requests that all parties
owing him 20 call and settle before oct.
LIST. All accounts not settled at that
time will be placed in the hands OF a
collector.
@ +. Silsbee, for the past four years
in charge OF the clothing department at
Vermeulen's, has resigned TO accept a
position with Mockett, the large retail
clothier OF Toledo Mr. Silsbee is very
efficient clothing man, ono of the best
ever in Alma, and il will be hard mat
ter to fill his position. His many friends
in Alma wish him success in his new
position while they regret his departure
Bert Hicks, who has been enjoying
short vacation at home during the
past week, left Tuesday for a six weeks
trip in the Hoosier state for the Grain. O
and Jell.O company.
VIM. Wilbur has purchased the Alma
DO wiling alleys Of l.. p. Lapgdon and
will reft them for the winters use
Mr.. Langdon expects to move to Kali.
kaska where he will put in a bowling
alley.
On another page will be found q re-
port Of the condition OF the First State
Bank as required by the state banking
commission at the close Of business Sep
tember 10. The report is very salts.
factory one to the patrons of the bank