Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-10-03
NJ. Pollasky went to Detroit wednes.

&C Field Of Shepherd was in Alma
Tuesday.
Bangharts market is the place to buy
your meats.
DR.. G. +. Butler was in Chicago the
the latter part Of last week.
Mrs Geo Wells of Ithaca visited Mrs.
II. j. Vermeulen Wednesday.
Pretty new hats at M & j Landlords.
Also latest styles in trimmed hats.
Mrs. J. f. Medler left Wednesday for
a short visit with friends in Toledo.
Mrs j. b Powers OF Pontiac visited
Mrs. II J. Vermeulen Wednesday.
All the latest creations in fashionable
millinery are TO be found at Vermeu-
lens.
Mrs NJ NJ. Geary of Ashley visited
her brother, Clayton Brown, the first Of
the week.
Mrs A. NJ. Foote Of WILLIAMSON is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie A. Brown,
this week.
The regular weekly dancing assembly
will be held in the vacant store OF the
opera house block this evening.
Rev. w. J Sayres of Detroit, general
missionary of this diocese, spoke at st.
Johns church last Tuesday night.
l. Woodfn has moved his barber shop
10 the Kehn building opposite the post
office where he has more commodious
quarters.
Mrs C. b. Fisher and daughter, Mrs.
r. Holiday, left on Thursday for East
Jordan where they intend staying a
week or 80 with relatives.
r. 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.
Mrs. + A Bivins invites inspection OF
beautiful display Of the very latest
modes and fashions in the autumn aud
winter millinery for the next few
weeks.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
report that they cleared about $50 at
their experience social Tuesday night.
The ladies are to be congratulated upon
their success.
A w. Brock has extended the time
for settlement Of accounts for one more
week. All persons indebted to him are
expiration Of this week
OF particular interest at this season OF
the year is the article in the October
Munsey entitled THE Fortunes of Foot.
ball, written by Eustace Clavering, a
Munsey is sold by Shsrrar & Mulhol.
land, druggists.
H. l. Spencer has closed up his tailor
shop in Alma and moved to st. Louis
where he has entered into partnership
" lNu -. oulhltt III AhV bhhlhtHSs
The band loses quite good member in
Mr.. Spencer and il is TO be regretted he
has decided to leave town.
Mr.. and Mrs. CT. s. Ward left Tues.
day for Springfield, Mo-, where they
will remain during the ooming winter.
The construction Of the telephone lines
at that place will claim Mr. Wards at.
teption as secretary and treasurer of the
Michigan Telephone Construction Co.
Chas II Webster is advertising an
auction sale of all his dairy stock, a
quantity of farming implements, stock,
etc., on his farm four miles south OF st.
Louis on Thursday October 8. Free
lunch is advertised for noon as the sale
commences at ten o'clock. Newell
Smith will have charge of the sale.
Mr.. Porter J. White. whose Faust"
production has been one OF the antici-
pated events in local theatrical circles
for several years. has new play this
season which will be exploited at the
opera house next Monday night. The
title Of this play is David Caruth, >"
and it has been pronounced by the
critics TO be drama of exceptional mer.
il. 1t gives Mr.. White excellent oppor.
tunity to display his versatility and
acknowle iged dramatic gifts. He has
surrounded himself with fine company,
including John Sturgeon, for several
years associated with such great trag.
edians as Lawrence Barrett, Louis
James and Frederick Warde. Scenic
ally, David Caruth" is said to be up to
high standard of excellence. Seats on
sale at Sharrar 81 Mulholland's.
IL a business man sees fit TO daub his
note heads and envelopes with a rubber
stamp aud thus lead outside people to
think there is no printer in his town, he
ought TO be sailed. Such man as that,
when he comes to die, ought to have
the obituary and usual resolutions of
the lodge printed on board fence