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


Mrs. l.. n. Baker visited relatives in
Mi Hand over Sunday.
f. II Clemens was in Fort Wayne,
Ind the first of the week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Moore left Monday for
a short visit with friends in Detroit.
Mrs. l.. A. Denman of Petoskey Wis.
tied her niece, Mrs. II. Miner, over Sun
day.
Mrs. J y Sartnr, ST., and Mrs. Chas.
Fishbsck are visiting relatives IN De-
trot.
Eugene Owen of Duplain has been
visiting his sister, Mrs w. D. Wagner,
this week.
Eugene Tinker left for Houghton to
resume his studies in the Michigan Min
ing School Tuesday.
For sale, an unlimited number of good
shaves and haircuts Inquire at Davis
Bros. barber shop.
Harry Parker returned Tuesday from
the upper peninsula where he has been
during the past summer.
A Union phone has been placed in
Ohas. Humphreys blacksmith shop this
week. The number is l21.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Maddigan OF Sagi.
nav visited at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. a j. Hall over Sunday.
Francis Palmer has been successful
in securing widows pension of SIP per
month for Mary f. Helser OF this place.
Rev and Mrs. A. NJ. Mayw wood and
daughter of Crystal Falls are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Or Pierce
Mrs. julius Moblo of Riverdale Wis.
tied relatives in Alma Monday while on
her way to Battle Greek to join her hus.
band.
Better secure your lecture course
tickets without delay One canvasser
sold 10O IN one ds- shi. week. Only
500 will be sola.
Several Alma people have been attend.
ing court at Ithaca this week, some as
jurors and some as interested parties in
the cases on trial.
Manager dip of the opera house has
secured Brotherton's "Peck's Bad Boy"
company for Wednesday, oct. Seats
on sale at Sharrar & Mulholland's drug
store.
Mrs. S Messenger and daughter, Rosa,
left Tuesday for week : stay in Detroit.
Miss Messenger is taking fortnightly
lessons on the piano with Prof Jonas of
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hotop OF Kalama.
zoo have been visiting Mr.. end Mrs. J.
n Ford this week Mr.. Hotop is the
proprietor OF the American House at
that place.
You are invited 10 look over the line
OF trimmed and pattern hats at Mrs f..
A Bivins before buying elsewhere
She can show a large and exclusive line
the next few weeks.
Poultry Poultry w. + 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
Ipringers for next wses
Mrs +. + Durfee Of Forest Hill died
on Saturday last of typhoid fever aged
% years The remains were taken on
NJ onday to Wetherfeld Springs, n Y,
for burial A husband and a ten
months old boy are left to mourn their
loss.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church will hold an experience social in
the church parlors on Wednesday even
ing of next week. A program Of mu sic
and recitations has been prepared. COT.
fee and doughnuts will be served for ten
cents.
At last ticket agent and operator
has been secured TO take Mr.. Winchell's
place at the union depot. A gentleman
by the name of j. NJ. McVean. formerly
of Ionia and OF late in the auditors Of.
fee of the Pere Marquette in Grand
Rapids, is the man.
At the meeting of the council last
Tuesday night action was taken TO com.
pei the building Of a sidewalk around
the one uusightly spot in our village,
Familiarity known as 1.-The old hole, +"
located east Of the Schwartz Furnace
Co foundry. 1t is about time some.
thing was done with the place.
Mccullough g. Son have placed an
other new brand Of cigars on the mark t
called the 1T. w. Whitney" The la.
bel is a handsomely EN- bossed design and
has the cut of Mr.. Whitney, the popular
Grafton sopnty sss,spsy. II sss eesrsF I,
The printing and enclosing sn ths Ii I.
bel was done on the RECORD presses.
Earl CLARK has sold his barber shop on
Superior. to gentleman frop Sault
Ste Marie by the name Of A j. Ravens