Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-11-14

M. K Medler has been on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George May were in
Ithaca Tuesday.
Jerry Mack of Bay City was in Alma
the first Of the week.
Order your wood Of 8. II. Epler at
Thompscr and Sanderhof's.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Frost.
nine pound baby girl, Nov. IL.
Mrs Archie Mccall Of Ithaca visited
Mrs. n. J. Mccullough Thursday.
DR.. j. II. Lancashire was in Ohio
this week several days on business.
Mrs. Carrie A. Brown is visiting rel.
atives in Lansing and Williamson this
week.
Miss Louise Meyers and Miss Lena
Rodgers were the guests OF Mrs. Vint
Richards Saturday.
Those beautiful misses and children's
cloaks at f. f. Pollasky's are being
closed out at bargain prices. Good time
to buy.
The sugar factory was closed down
beets not being delivered fast enough at
the sheds
Place your order for hard coal, we
have several car loads on the way.
First come first served. Stockbridge
Elevator Co.
r B Holmes will pay the highest
market price for your poultry delivered
at the building in the rear of Morden's
harness store.
If your old robe wants new lining,
bring it TO the New Harness Store, north
of Wright House. g. + Richardson,
with s. Stanard.
Miss Laura Eichbaum left Monday
for Morganton, n. O., where she has
position as teacher in the Mission
schools at that place.
Mrs 7. J. Lyon was call I'd to Jackson
the latter part OF last week by the death
Of a sister. While away she also Wis
tied her daughter in Mosherville.
Mrs. Wolf Netzorg OF Ithaca attended
the concert at the opera house Tuesday
evening and remained over night the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. S Messenger
Mrs. j J. Huffman, who visited her
sister, Mrs. l.. II. Hayt, the latter part
of last week and over Sunday, returned
TO her home in Henderson Monday.
You can prevent the dirt from being
carried into your house and being
ground into your carpets by using a
co Goa brush door mat All sizes for
sale at +. + Pollaskys
Mrs. J. n Ford, who has been visiting
in Mishawaka. Ind, Chicago and other
places, returned home the latter part OF
last week accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. L. 3. Dodge, who will remain dur.
ing the winter.
Marie Dubois, agent for Chas. A
Stevens Il Bros Of Chicago, will be
pleased to welcome all ladies interested
in latest styles of furs, etc, at the home
OF Mrs. H. Brewbaker, Wednesday and
Thursday, Nov. 10 and goth.
Mr. Lockhart, who has had charge Of
the popular mill end" sales at The
Hayt & Pierce Co.. store in former
years, will be here again and have
charge Of the sale commencing Satur.
day and lasting until the goth.
One OF the consulting physicians of
the Detroit Medical and Surgical Insti
tute will be at the Hotel Arcadia Satur.
day, Nov. q Call and see him if you
are not in perfect health Cures guar.
anteed, " so you run no risk. See adver-
tisement-"Pay when cured"
The ladies of the Presbyterian Oh urch
have been conducting "rummage''
sale in the vacant store OF the opera
house block this week and report that
they are much pleased with their sue
cess. The ladies will continue the sale
the balance of this week and next.
G. b. Porter has been granted Letters
Patent No 7l2. 7l9 on his invention for
testing the eye, called the "optiscope. "
Mr.. Porter believes he has good thing
In his invention as he has already re-
ceived several letters from large eastern
manufacturers who wish to purchase
the patent.
An evidence of the great number Of
deer hunters abroad is furnished az the
secretary of states Office, where clerks
of the northern counties are applying
for more blanks for deer licenses, al .
though a larger number was originally I
issued them than was sold last year. In I
some of the lower counties, also, the
supplies of blanks have been exhausted I
On Monday last young Harold Met
calf came near losing his life by being
run over by beet wagon In coming
from school he ATTEMPTED to climb onto
the wagon when he fell in such man.
nsr that one of the wheels passed direct