Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-09-19

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A w. Brock has two heating stoves
for sale cheap.
Miss Bertha Wagner returned from
Williamson Thursday.
DIR. j. Ii. Lancashire left Thursday on
a business trip to points in Ohio.
Mrs. Roy Barnes OF Oopemish is Wis
iting her husbands parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. Barnes.
IL will pay you TO witness the work
ing Of Coles hot blast stoves Sept. "a
and % at Smith & Glass store
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A Walker left
Monday for Wichita, Kas., where they
will visit relatives for short time.
j. S Knoertzer is taking a short vaca-
ton from his duties in the First State
Bank and is visiting his relatives in
Brant
Miss Mary Pringle left Tuesday for
the Detroit Art Institute during the en-
suing year.
The X o. I. NJ degree team won the
first prize in the contest at Mt Pleasant
, last Tuesday night. The amount Of the
prize was $25
A w. Brock requests that all parties
, owing him to call and settle before oct.
LIST All accounts not settled at that
time will be placed in the hands Of
collector.
Mrs. julius Ziesse and her sister, Mrs.
n Burch of Seneca, who has been visit
her for short time. left Wednesday for
> Hart where they will visit relatives for
a short time.
The Misses Lamborn announce their
fall millinery opening Thursday and FRI
day September "a 20. An elegant line Of
; patterns and trimmed hats will be
- shown. You are invited.
r. b. Holmes OF Durand, who was To-.
Gated here last winter as the representa-.
tive Of the Jean Hurst Redfern Produce
90, will again make his headquarters
in Alma and purchase poultry for ship
I ping east
Mrs. VIM Anderson, west OF Alma
y about five miles, has as fine a flower
garden as will be found in many green
g houses. Almost every kind of flower
!. grown in this climate is TO be found and
}. they are well cared for
Poultry Poultry w f Wilson will
n 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 next week
Contrary to the general supposition,
the open season for shooting duck did
n not commence September lst as it has
e heretofore. but instead commences Oc.
{ tober lst Several Of our hunters have
been out after them we understand but
D if the game warden should happen along
T there will be pretty little fine to pay
d NJ. A. Conner for the past two years
}. the principal of the commercial school
J.. and secretary Of Alma college, has &C.
= cepted position with the Detroit Bust.
. ness University and left last Monday
. for his new home We are very much
= pleased to announce MIR. Corners sue.
cess in securing the position that he has
while we are sorry to lose him as a citi.
sen OF Alms. Mrs. Conner will join her
y 1. oh
Rev J. r. Wooton left for the annual
\ conference at Traverse City, Tuesday.
In his annual report Sunday he was able
20 report 1 accessions to the church dur.
u ing the year, 40 on probation and 81 into
l. full connection There have been five
i deaths and 20 removals. Finances were
i in good condition. For congregational
. expenses, 1880 had been paid; benevo
lences, :i75. and church improvements
:. 1915. His pulpit will be supplied Sun.
n day by a member of the Detroit confer.
II ence who will come down from Saginaw
It for that purpose.
l. Chas. Humphrey has his new black
smith shop on Superior-st. all completed
and will move into it next Monday
where he will be found IN the future
:, Mr.. Humphreys came here four year:
ago and leased the Wright House shop
his business from that time on far ex.
ceeding his expectations. He believe:
that this business can be still increased
by having shop located on the mair
street where it is easier accessible fol
8. the transient trade and the elegant new
Il brick building he mas built should prov,
or an acceptable improvement Thi
IT building is % by 30 feet and equipped
of with two FORCES, leaving plenty OF room
IN for horses TO stand while waiting II,
Or has an adj. in another column.
a. ON Tuesday OF this week party o
- gentlemen met in Alma and organized
- company to be known as the Michigan
u Telephone Construction Company. Al