Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-10-31
Register tomorrow.

One third off on jardinieres at Hub.
bells bazaar.
Mr.. w. s Turck returned home from
Chicago Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Hayt is visiting friends in
/ Henderson this W eek
Rev. A. h. Bowman Of Lakeview was
in Alma Monday night
L. f. Timby is spending few days
with his family in Alma.
J r. Mckay left on Wednesday for
Saginaw wksss - VIII Iemain for =
few dsyf.
The Alma bald furnished music for
the>repubhcan meeting in Ithaca Tues
day night.
The price of beef has been reduced.
See Banghart's announcement in an
other column.
II you are not getting satisfaction
when having your hair trimmed, try
Davis Bros. barber shop.
Miss Velma Sharp, who is taking a
course in piano in Detroit, spent Sunday
in Alma with her parents.
Elmer Holloway has resigned his POI
sition at Sharrar & Mulholland's drug
store and returned 10 Howell.
Mrs. j. n. Day. Sr., left Teusday for
Lake Odessa where she will visit her
son, DIR. j. n. Day. for IA short time.
Several Alma hunters have been mp
north shooting birds during the past
week and have met with good success.
John Hazelton, Roy Blizzard and
Ernest Derry of Edgewood have been
assisting Allen Hazelton in his beet
fields.
Miss Maude Hazslton Of h ige wood
has been visiting her cousin. Miss Pearl
Hazelton, during tho past week, and re-
TUNED to her home Tuesday.
A w. Brock expects to leave the latter
part of next week for Northern Wis
consin and Minnesota in the interests
Of his new improved heating drum.
w l. Wilson Will take poultry de-
hvered at his house one aud one-nsif
block south Of college. every day in the
week and will pay the highest market
price.
Two gentleman from WILLIAMSON by
the name Of Emer and Fowler have
leased the vacant store east Of Stevens
furniture store for the purpose of running
a billiard and pool room.
A. j. Hall and Geo. Sharrar have pur-
chased the ~ Church property of four
teen acres south OF the sugar factory
and Will plat it into about sixty lots
which they will offer for sale
! w A Patchen, for time some with
! Chas. Fishbeck, has leased the Wright
House blacksmith shop in the rear of the
livery Mr.. Patchen is first class
horseshoer and askes share OF the
public patronage.
Miss Vadia Fordyce Of Waynesburg,
! Pa, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. O. l.. Chadwick, during the past
50 MINER, left on Thursday for her home.
She was accompanied as far as Toledo
| by Mrs. Chadwick
Pension Attorney w. w. Kinch is
in receipt of official notices that original
pensions have been granted to Martha
Pangburn Of Vestsburg and Emma +.
Benson of Elwell and increase Of pension
to Samuel Grant OF Elwell.
VIM. Wilson and Geo. Petre Of Ssgi.
nav, directors Of the Banner Brewing
Co. OF that city. were in Alma Monday
looking after fancy driving horses.
They were very much pleased with the
black team owned by Henry Mcnamara
and will undoubtedly purchase it.
pat" Vanvalkenburg was arrested
again the first of the week for taking
/ indecent liberties with female child
under fourteen years Of age. He was
taken TO Ithaca and his examination
will be held before Justice Chadwick on
Monday. The boy is certainly a degen-
crate, this having been his second or
third offense of the same nature. and
/ he should be cared for by the state in som
manner.
A number of our farmers are having
hard work to get help in the beet fields
John Schneider, west of town, boarded
two fellows by the name of Brown and
Shannon for over week while it was
raining, so as to keep ,hem and as soon
as it was dry enough to commence work
the first of the week both of the men
skipped out. The man Brown claims TO
live in Clio, but formerly lived in Alma.
Men that will impose upon the farmersin
this manner shou d be obliged TO work in
the stone quarries and live on dry
bread and water Ii is TO be hoped that
the other farmers in this locality will
give them an invitation to walk il they
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